(TREES) Trainee Research Network Education Seminars

This session discusses how to critically appraise medical research and apply evidence-based insights to improve clinical decision-making and patient care.

This session offers you an unconventional look at the various paths one can take in this field to make a difference in paediatric care and enrich your career. This session will be beneficial for all those working in child health, including those new to and experienced in research.

This session explores the global threat of antimicrobial resistance, the limits of current research, and how your antibiotic stewardship can help safeguard the future of healthcare.

This session provides information on how to set up peer-to-peer research skills development programs and shares the experience and lesson learned from the London School of Paediatrics.

In this session, we will explore the pivotal role of mentorship in supporting paediatric trainees to engage with research and navigate key career transitions.

This session offers a guide to successful publishing and includes a discussion of future one-to-one or group manuscript support, and provides an introduction to the publication process, covering key steps and common pitfalls.

This session offers a guide to successful publishing and includes a discussion of future one-to-one or group manuscript support, and provides an introduction to the publication process, covering key steps and common pitfalls.

This session offers a guide to successful publishing and includes a discussion of future one-to-one or group manuscript support, and provides an introduction to the publication process, covering key steps and common pitfalls.

This session explores how residents can combine UK-based training with research opportunities overseas, highlighting the benefits and challenges of global child health research.

This session explores how residents can engage in research by addressing everyday clinical questions and contributing to evidence-based practice in general paediatrics.

This session explores working across academia and industry, drawing on real world career experiences in vaccinology to highlight how academic research and industry collaboration can drive translational impact.

This session explores practical ways to develop a research career and create opportunities to get involved in research, regardless of your role, location or stage of training. Through shared experiences and practical insights, the session highlights strategies for identifying opportunities, developing skills and taking proactive steps to pursue research interests.

This session explores how observational studies can be used to assess causality and inform clinical practice and policy. Through practical examples, Professor Ken Ong discusses the strengths and limitations of different study designs, including case-control studies, cohort studies and randomised controlled trials, and how researchers can critically evaluate evidence when translating findings into practice.

This session explores the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in paediatric research and clinical practice, showcasing real-world examples of how AI can support diagnosis, streamline clinical workflows and improve patient care. Through practical case studies, Dr Devin Singh discusses the opportunities, challenges and ethical considerations of implementing AI in healthcare, while highlighting the important role clinicians can play in shaping AI-driven innovation.