Events

National MDT Network Meeting – GP Child Health Hubs

We are committed to sharing, learning, and supporting teams interested in developing the GP Child Health Hub model of care for children and young people.

As part of this work, we host quarterly National MDT Network Meetings  a space to:

  • Connect with colleagues from across the UK
  • Share learning and practical experiences
  • Explore innovative neighbourhood health approaches for children and young people

Our meeting will focus on multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) for Neighbourhood Health for Children,  and how they can help transform children’s health services.

Who should join?

  • Colleagues currently working within integrated models of care
  • Teams considering setting up a GP Child Health Hub or neighbourhood MDT
  • Anyone curious to learn more about this approach

Next meeting:
Friday 26th September 2025, 15:00 – 16:00 , Microsoft Teams

To register or find out more, please email imperial.cc4c@nhs.net 

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Integrated Research Forum Meeting

We host Research Forum meetings on the second Monday every other month. These gatherings bring together research teams, clinicians, and other professionals with a shared interest in paediatric integrated care. The forum fosters collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and the development of integrated approaches to improve care for children and young people.

Next date: Monday 15th September 2025, 10:30 -12:30 on Microsoft Teams 

Please email imperial.cc4c@nhs.net to find out more.

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Researchers will be welcome to come along and hear what is going on or to present their proposals, in order to:

  • Find collaborators/develop synergies
  • Receive some challenge/support

Interest is likely to fall into one of these categories:

  • Innovation based around horizontal or vertical integration eg improving the early identification of infants with cow’s milk protein allergy eg the impact of 3-way video consultations (patient, GP and specialist) 
  • Engagement with the local population of CYP/families (PPI) eg to prioritise the research agenda
  • Use and development of population data sets (via WSIC) eg to link NHS with local authority data
  • Consideration of patient recruitment from primary care for studies (via the Clinical Research Networks) eg antibody responses to routine vaccines eg improving outcomes for children with recurrent wheeze attacks
  • Professional development/teaching eg teaching professionals to appropriately identify Long Covid in children
  • Research skills support

If in between research meetings you can join our weekly lab meetings, every Friday 12:30-2:00 PM, for more support, email imperial.cc4c@nhs.net for more information.

 

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