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RCPCH Conference 2024: working better together
- Neil MeemadumaRoyal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Key points
- This year's conference is about working better together.
- It gives members the opportunity to present research, quality improvement and audit studies in poster form.
- The work is tied to the college's mission objectives on health inequalities, and to health and well-being research.
Neil Meemaduma, Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, discusses the aim of this years conference; 'working better together'. As associate director for research and quality improvement, he describes the opportunity provided for members to present research, audits and quality improvement studies. A specific focus of the conference was on health inequalities which ties with the RCPCH mission and objectives.
This interview took place at the RCPCH conference 2024 in Birmingham, UK. These works are owned by the Paediatric Video Journal (PVJ) and are protected by copyright laws and treaties around the world. All rights are reserved.
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This year's conference is about working better together, and it's just a great opportunity for our members to present their research, not just research but quality improvement audit studies, to the conference in poster form. So there's a wide breadth of work going on, ranging from different areas, but tied to the college's mission objectives, which is about health inequalities, and not just child health but health and well-being research as well.
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Neil Meemaduma. “RCPCH Conference 2024: working better together.” The Paediatric Video Journal, 30 December 2024. https://paediatricvj.com/videos/rcpch-conference-2024-working-better-together-meemaduma/
This interview is educational content intended for healthcare professionals and is not medical advice. Views expressed are those of the speaker. © The Paediatric Video Journal. All rights reserved.