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Paediatric resources for professionals
This page contains links to websites which provide information and education for health professionals about a range of child health topics.
If you are aware of other resources which are not included please contact us.
General Resources
Don't Forget the Bubbles is a website which focuses on acute paediatrics. It includes courses, blogs, videos and bubble wrap summary of the lastest literature.
Paediatric FOAMed contains articles about a range of topics for general paediatrics, acute and PICU, neonatology and community paediatrics.
Paediatrics for Primary Care (and anyone else) is a blog by Dr Edward Snelson which covers a range of topics within paediatrics.
Paediatric Pearls is a website aimed at supporting the continuing professional development of health professionals working with children.
RCPCH Learning is the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health platform with online learning, podcasts and webinars for child health professionals.
Spotting the sick child is an elearning training website which helps healthcare professionals identify children with serious illness.
Topic Resources
Paediatric Pathways for managing infections developed by the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy
Headsmart contains information and tools to help healthcare professionals recognise signs and symptoms which could indicate a brain tumour in children and young people.
Medicines for Children provides practical and reliable advice about giving medicines to children for parents, carers and professionals.
MindEd is a free educational resource on children's, young people, adults and older people's mental health.
Skin Deep has an extensive range of photographs of medical conditions in a range of skin tones for healthcare professionals and the public.
SoftLanding provides support for Paediatric International Medical Graduates in the NHS.