Mentoring is a structured conversation in which the mentor helps the mentee set goals, develop self-insight and agree next steps towards their goals. The mentor gives the mentee 100% of his or her attention and knows how to ask the powerful questions that will both challenge and support them. This course is held online via Zoom.

This is the second of a series of three Paediatric Allergy Training study days that focus on the practical clinical management of allergy in children and young people.

This online course meets the General Medical Council’s requirements for educational supervisors. It explores the fundamentals of educational supervision and provides essential updates on the RCPCH Progress+ curriculum and RCPCH assessments.

This course will develop your skills and knowledge in effectively managing general mental health problems encountered in day-to-day clinics and increase your confidence in selecting appropriate interventions to support patients and their families.

This one-day online course explores how to write statements and reports that document the valuable information needed for effective investigation in child protection cases. This course is focused purely on English and Welsh law. Please note: this course is held online, via Zoom. The course times are in BST (British Summer Time).

As a paediatrician, child health professional or worker in the voluntary sector, how can you effectively and confidently involve children and young people – and their families – to share their views and wishes on their health service? We're here to help! In this full day course, you'll learn the theory, try age and stage appropriate engagement tools and see how to use voice data in your quality improvement and service planning.

Consolidate your skills, share ideas and contribute to the implementation of neonatal POCUS in the UK. Numbers for this course will be kept strictly limited to ensure all participants can interact fully in the simulation sessions.

This online course meets the General Medical Council’s requirements for educational supervisors. It explores the fundamentals of educational supervision and provides essential updates on the RCPCH Progress+ curriculum and RCPCH assessments.

This two-day online course provides paediatricians, who are already acting in an expert capacity or those with professional witness experience wishing to do so in the future, with the skills required to fulfil this key responsibility. Please note: This course is held virtually, via Zoom. Course days: Tuesday 3rd June 09:30 – 17:00 and Wednesday 4th June 09:30 – 17:00 (Delegates must attend both days)

The NeoBUS course is a one-day course that focuses on the practical application of bedside ultrasonography in neonates with a focus on ‘hands-on’ learning. It has been endorsed by The British Medical Ultrasound Society (BMUS).

This one-day course will enable you to identify and recognise common symptoms of paediatric dermatological conditions and manage these conditions effectively.

This course will benefit paediatric and neonatal consultants and trainees, and advanced nurse practitioners, and researchers in the diagnostic use of ultrasound as per POCUS guidance. The course aims to deliver the essential theoretical knowledge and practical experience with helpful tips relevant to POCUS.

This is the third and final of a series of three Paediatric Allergy Training study days that focus on the practical clinical management of allergy in children and young people.

This is a basic plus course that will upskill clinicians and allied health professionals in neonatal and paediatric ECG interpretation and relevant management

This one-day online course explores how to write statements and reports that document the valuable information needed for effective investigation in child protection cases. This course is focused purely on English and Welsh law. It is held online, via Zoom. The course times are in BST (British Summer Time).

This course aims to increase awareness, knowledge, skills and confidence to assess and manage the health needs of children and young people seeking asylum and refugees (CYPSAR) across medical settings.