Webinars
We run short, free and accessible educational updates for health professionals on topics ranging from clinical conditions to service design
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RCPCH-BPSU Webinar series: Behcet’s Syndrome in children and young people
Dr Clare Pain, Dr Daniel Finn, Professor Robert Moots and Professor Paul Brogan present the findings of the 2017 BPSU surveillance study and discuss how UK children are affected by Behcet's syndrome, differential diagnoses and investigations of Behcet's-like presentations, management of Behcet's syndrome, and the role of genetic testing and monogenic mimics.
RCPCH-BPSU webinar series: CATCh-uS before we fall -Transitional care for young adults with ADHD
Tamsin Ford, Tamsin Newlove-Delgado and Astrid Janssenss present the results of the first in-depth study of the transition of ADHD patients from child to adult health services in the UK.
RCPCH-BPSU webinar series: Lead Toxicity in Children – a continuing problem
Professor Alan Emond, Dr Helen Crabbe, Dr Araceli Busby and Professor Sally Bradberry present updated guidance for recognising and treating lead toxicity in children.
RCPCH-BPSU webinar series: Type 2 Diabetes in Children and Young People
Professor Professor Julian Hamilton-Shield and Professor Tim Barrett present practical information and guidance for managing type 2 diabetes in children
RCPCH-BPSU Webinar: Don’t forget rheumatic fever!
In this webinar, Dr Tom Parks and the panel will discuss the BPSU study and provide a refresher on Strep A disease and post-infectious disease at a time when UK children are at increased risk.
RCPCH-BPSU Webinar: A prospective surveillance study of conservative kidney care: a BPSU study
In this webinar, Dr Lucy Plumb presents an overview of a pioneering BPSU study exploring conservative kidney care in children, examining incidence, patient characteristics, and the complex decision-making around managing kidney failure without dialysis or transplantation.
RCPCH-BPSU Webinar: ARFID in Children and Young People Study – What did we learn?
In this webinar, Dr Josephine Neale will discuss the BPSU ARFID study which took place in 2021, and will explain what ARFID looks like in the different groups, and describe the current state of the service provision.
RCPCH-BPSU Webinar: Listeria infection in Young Infants in the context of neonatal infections
In this webinar, Professor Paul Heath and Dr Stefania Vergnano discuss the BPSU study and provide an overview of neonatal sepsis and meningitis. It will describe infections due to listeria in particular. The emphasis will be on the practical implication of this infection on the use of antibiotics.
RCPCH-BPSU Webinar: PIND – What you need to know about the many neurodegenerative diseases of UK children
In this webinar,Professor Chris Verity presents an overview of progressive intellectual and neurological deterioration (PIND) in children, drawing on 27 years of BPSU surveillance data to highlight patterns, diagnoses, and key considerations for recognising rare neurodegenerative conditions in UK paediatrics.