Events

The Neonatal Update is notable for including contributions from a very wide range of world-leading scientists and clinical researchers, many of whom have little direct involvement in newborn care. The aim is to introduce delegates to areas of science not necessarily met in their day-to-day activities, widen horizons and foster new collaborations. It will be of interest to neonatologists and paediatricians, from junior to consultant level, and nurses. We have registration available from as little as £50 for 20 lectures and 40 live sessions.

Our Vision: To deliver promising Healthcare Commitment to the welfare of the children. The 2021WPC will be raising voice for children's health, education, action, and development.

in conjunction with the 42nd Annual Conference of the Malaysian Paediatric Association (MPA) Theme: "Towards Best Practices in Paediatric Endocrine Disorders and Diabetes"

The Conference theme Better Together embodies the values and visions of our Academies to come together to ensure rapid dissemination and global impact through partnership. We invite you to connect, communicate and collaborate, before, during and after the conference. Our scientific program is being developed in partnership with professionals from many disciplines, across all regions of the world, as well as community partners - including families and young people with child-onset disability. Our scientific program offers a broad range of submissions of cutting-edge international research, best practice interventions, knowledge translation and inclusion, from both high and low resource settings. We aim to be electronically and physically accessible to ensure broad reach to educate and extend our knowledge and skills.

The Conference theme Better Together embodies the values and visions of our Academies to come together to ensure rapid dissemination and global impact through partnership. We invite you to connect, communicate and collaborate, before, during and after the conference. Our scientific program is being developed in partnership with professionals from many disciplines, across all regions of the world, as well as community partners - including families and young people with child-onset disability. Our scientific program offers a broad range of submissions of cutting-edge international research, best practice interventions, knowledge translation and inclusion, from both high and low resource settings. We aim to be electronically and physically accessible to ensure broad reach to educate and extend our knowledge and skills.

"Every New Born, Every Child, Every Where"