Speakers
- Dr Nikki Davis
Date of Recording
June 19, 2026
Available Until
June 18, 2027
Follow-up Q&A
During the live webinar, Dr Davis recieved many questions from the audience and wasn’t able to answer them all within the allotted time.
Following the webinar, Dr Davis and her team kindly recorded a second session addressing all questions submitted.
A huge thank you to Dr Davis and her team, Dr Elizabeth Van Boxel, Georgette Alayyan, Jennifer Pelling and Jasmine Hindle for taking the time to answer the questions in such detail.
You can watch the follow-up Q&A below:
The content of this webinar represents the expertise and views of the speaker and does not represent formal College position or policy, and is intended to provide an opportunity for informed discussion and shared learning on topics that continue to generate interest and debate.
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RCPCH Grand Round: Poverty and the paediatrician: what can you do? | with Dr Ian Sinha
Dr Ian Sinha speaks about the impacts of childhood poverty and how paediatricians can help patients and families
RCPCH Webinar: Understanding Childhood Poverty
In this webinar, Ailbhe Cashman, Poverty Proofing Coordinator at Children North East, will discuss the barriers to health families experiencing poverty may face and provide information on what you as an individual or as a service can do to help.
How to Manage: Childhood Poverty
This one-day course looks at the causes and consequences of child poverty as well as the link between poverty and health inequalities. You will hear from clinicians whose service has been ‘poverty proofed’ and the impact it has had.
Management of Heterozygous Familial Hypercholesterolaemia in Children and Young People
The aims of this module are to provide Paediatricians and related Health Care Professionals with information to enable them to identify and manage C&YP with FH.
RCPCH Grand Round: Human nutritional rights – What would the Persians say of Welsh Society? | With Dr David Tuthill
Dr David Tuthill speaks about the impacts of nutritional deficiencies, looking at an individual case and discussing epidemiological and political issues
How to Manage: Eating Disorders
Eating Disorders are classified as mental health disorders which can result in serious and life- threatening short and long-term medical consequences and are increasingly common in day to day paediatric practice.
Post-webinar feedback
Continued Professional Development (CPD)
We do not issue CPD certificates for webinars or podcasts, as we are unable to verify participation.
However, you are still able to record as a CPD activity as you normally would, detailing what you have learned and how the learning will benefit your practice.
When recording the activity, delegates should focus on the reflection and detail the following:
- What did you learn?
- What effect has/will the learning had/have on your current practice?
- What further learning or action, if any, is needed as a result of the original learning activity?
If you have any questions, please contact the CPD team
If you use the RCPCH CPD Diary, you can click here to visit the diary and record your learning: Log your learning on the RCPCH CPD Diary
Speakers
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Dr Nikki Davis
Consultant Paediatric Endocrinology at University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust ·
Dr Davis joined the NHS Foundation Trust in May 2010 as a consultant in paediatric endocrinology and diabetes after training in Nottingham, Brisbane, Cardiff and Bristol. Her current role includes delivering Southampton paediatric diabetes services and Southampton and regional paediatric endocrinology services. She is the lead consultant for the regional paediatric familial hypercholesterolaemia service, late effects service and paediatric obesity services. Dr Davis is currently leading the South East paediatric obesity collaboration to deliver NHSE complex obesity services. All of these services are mainly outpatient based but also involve complex investigation services and management of inpatients. Regional services include Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Channel Islands, Dorset, West Sussex and Surrey. She has current research interests in endocrine late effects after childhood cancer, closed loop technology for type 1 diabetes, metabolic syndrome and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and novel medications for obesity. Dr Davis has a particular interest in the treatment of children and adolescents with severe obesity, metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes.
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