Multiprofessional Paediatric Study Day
Overview
The 3rd annual Multiprofessional Paediatric Study Day is a unique multi-professional study day event specifically designed to update clinical knowledge and professional skills in contemporary paediatrics while showcasing the breadth of expertise at GOSH.
This year the theme is: managing the unwell child.
The study day aims to increase your knowledge and understanding of clinical and non-clinical paediatrics through a variety of interactive lectures and sessions from experts at GOSH.
- This is a hybrid event: both in-person and online attendance.
Join us to share current best practice, explore the latest updates, innovations and challenges shaping paediatric care.
Who should attend?
Open to all healthcare professionals including Doctors, Nurses, Physician Associates, AHPs, and students or trainees in healthcare.
Registration allows you access to the GOSH Online Learning & Development (GOLD) page – a one-stop shop for the study day resources, overview and access to feedback and your competition certificate.
Lunch not provided (many local cafes available 2 minutes away). A networking event will follow the study day. This is optional, and not included in the ticket fee. Enrolment includes access to lecture recordings and resources for six months.
For more information about this course, please contact ap.faculty@gosh.nhs.uk.
Full programme TBC. Currently sessions include: paediatric surgery, ENT, Radiology and Neonatal care
Price: £99
Date: Friday, 26th February 2027
GOSH staff: Please complete a Study Leave and Funding Application. Once approved, your access to the course will be granted.
£99.00
Learning outcomes:
- To develop an enhanced understanding of clinical paediatrics
- Apply up-to-date clinical guidance to the assessment and management of common and important paediatric clinical conditions
- Identify current and emerging areas of paediatric research relevant to clinical practice
- Identify opportunities for cross professional collaboration to improve patient outcomes, education and research within paediatric settings.




