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Tuesday morning, and Conference kicks off.

FACE TO FACE!!!

No mention of “you’re on mute!” opens the plenary

— Seb Gray (@SebJGray)

It was a chance for colleagues to meet for the first time.

After over 2 years of virtual college meetings, phone calls, video recordings and emails and I have finally met in person!! She’s just as fabulous f2f as virtual ? Whoop

— Fiona Hignett ? (@FionaHignett)

The ��������&Us volunteers steal the show as usual..

And we're off! Fiona, Ally and Shreya are starting off with their opening speech!

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Even though Hollie is unwell, Shreya is sharing her speech so that we can learn from her experiences about connecting the dots to make sure that symptoms and conditions can be connected to support early diagnosis.

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Ash Patel brings his  to Conference. 

Ready, set, BAKE!

Come down to Hall 2 for with

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Andrew Pollard takes to the stage and is one of our winners of the James Spence Medal this year.

Professor Sir Andrew Pollard is the winner of the James Spence medal 2022 ?

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The “wow” moment from ⁦⁩ - child mortality across low/middle/high income countries will converge around 2035! Incredible achievement and so exciting ⁦⁩

— Camilla Kingdon (@CamillaKingdon)

Two medical students at trying to decide whether to

Want to tell them why?

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We had a full room for our BAPIO (British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin) dinner and many smiling faces. 

Paediatricians who run together...

early morning run. Great to meet old friends not seen for many years

— Yincent Tse (@YincentTse)

Our second day of gets started with a message from - what keeps children and young people healthy, happy and well?

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Our inaugural Illingworth-Rees lecture delivered by Professor Jack Shonoff, Director of the

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Great to join you virtually
On my way to Denmark. Meeting 10 countries including Denmark, Germany, U.S.A & others at the invitation of the Honourable Denmark Ambassador to the UK, they're keen to hear more about our approach to of

— Bola Owolabi (@BolaOwolabi8)

"We live in a society where despite year on year improvements in life expectancy in the last ten years we've seen things go backwards."
introduces the session 'how to poverty proof your paediatric service'

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Top conference moment meeting members of the climate change working group today, face to face for the first time - so much energy in the room, what a fabulous team ?

— Alison Firth (@alison_firth)

 

Honour (+pressure!) plenary
Half time score for
Potential power of 1000s of + around the world to change the score by final whistle 2030. Time counts!

— Prof Joy Lawn (@joylawn)

The biggest cause of child deaths in every region is neonatal conditions.

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Bear has arrived into The Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool ready for a day at ?
We are so excited to be joining a ‘�������� & Us: On the sofa’ session alongside ! Come and say hello if you see us out and about!?????????

— Children's Health Scotland (@ChildHealthScot)

A fantastic conference. As a med student keen on Paeds, I have been inspired by the work and enthusiasm of paediatricians at this conference!

— Juliana Ang (@Juliana__Ang)

The paediatricians of tomorrow!

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For our final plenary of we're on the sofa with to discuss child rights and paediatrics together with and

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An absolute pleasure to give the plenary talk with at . Gutted to not be there in person but a busy labour ward awaits.

— Dr Christine Ekechi (@DrEkechi)