Conferences and Study Days
Here is a list of forthcoming meetings, conferences and study days. To add your event to the list simply or telephone (01279) 714508
The latest details of neonatal and paediatric study days and conferences are published monthly in our free monthly news email Bulletin, which can be obtained by filling out our request form.
February, 2025
Venue: La Jolla, San Diego, USA and online
The International Newborn Brain Conference (INBBC) provides a state-of-the-art forum for presentation and discussion of current research and clinical practice in newborn brain care, including diagnosis, monitoring and management strategies to optimise neurodevelopmental outcome. It explores the means to understand, monitor, protect and treat the newborn brain. The INBBC provides continuing medical education to multidisciplinary professionals working to improve the neurological and developmental health outcomes of premature and high-risk newborns.
Email: info@newbornbrainconference.com
Web: www.newbornbrainconference.com
Venue: Madrid, Spain
Integrative Approaches in Neonatal and Paediatric Medicine
The conference aims to bring together eminent researchers, clinicians and academic professionals under one roof to foster meaningful discussions and showcase their research.
Contact: Conference Series LLC LTD Conferences
Email: meevents@memeetings.com
March, 2025
Venue: Virtual and in-person at Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists, London
Lectures will include:
- The role ureaplasma in preterm lung disease
- The use of national data to inform early life care
- Prediction and prevention of preterm birth
Email: christopher.gale@imperial.ac.uk
Web: www.neonatalsociety.ac.uk
Venue: Berlin, Germany
Advanced Pediatrics 2025 is an international platform that will discuss recent improvements and revolutions in paediatrics research and development based on research and critical reviews, and even some discussion of the most recent research and novelties in the fields of paediatrics, neonatology and perinatology, paediatric oncology and haematology, paediatric gastroenterology, paediatric allergy and asthma, paediatric neurology, clinical paediatrics, paediatric orthopaedics, pregnancy and childbirth.
Venue: Hyatt Place, London Heathrow Airport, London, UK
This year's conference is themed ‘Paving the way for little feet through advances in paediatrics,’ reflecting the pioneering progress in paediatrics and neonatology research. Over the course of two days, the conference will feature workshops, symposiums and special keynote sessions led by distinguished speakers excelling in paediatrics and neonatology.
Email: pediatrics@scitechconference.com
Web: www.scitechseries.com/pediatrics/program/scientific-sessions/neonatal-nursing
Venue: Meliá Avenida América, Madrid, Spain
The 7th ECIC congress organised by European Midwives Association (EMA) and European Association of Perinatal Medicine will bring together the most seasoned experts and the international midwives community to discuss latest guidelines and evidence, explore complicated cases, and share the best practices in labour management.
Contact: MCA Scientific Events
Email: info@eciccongress.eu
Web: eciccongress.eu
Venue: SEC Glasgow, Scotland
Early bird tickets for the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health 2025 conference are available until 3 February. A selection of in-person sessions will be recorded and available to watch online, either live or on-demand. Information on the speakers and workshops will be updated on the RCPCH website.
Email: conference@rcpch.ac.uk
Web: www.rcpch.ac.uk/news-events/rcpch-conference/information-for-delegates-2025
Venue: STRIVE Academic Centre, James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough
The course is designed for healthcare professionals involved in the delivery and care of newborn infants in a role more advanced that that of first responder. Candidates must hold a current Resuscitation Council UK NLS provider certificate and should be involved in the care of pre-term and sick newborn infants. It is for people taking the course for the first time, as well as those who are looking to recertify. Candidates will mainly be medical staff at ST3 level and above (in or about to commence a second tier role), neonatal nurse with a qualification in the specialty or ANNPs. The ARNI course will also be appropriate for others such as experienced paramedics working with newborn transfer team, resuscitation officers with a significant regular newborn workload and anaesthetists with a newborn or PICU practice.
April, 2025
Venue: Grand Hotel, Leicester, and online
Aimed at an audience of paediatric and neonatal trainees at all levels of training, ANNPs and AHPs, we deliver the latest updates on essential clinical topics as well as the chance for delegates to network and learn together. Conference themes: Me and my career; clinical essentials; and caring for families.
Email: bapm@rcpch.ac.uk
Web: www.bapm.org/events/bapm-spring-conference-2025
Venue: Vancouver, Canada
Advancing Global Standards in Pediatrics and Neonatal Medicine
Fostering collaboration and innovation in paediatric and neonatal healthcare through rigorous scientific exchange, transformative research insights and the dissemination of best practices. By convening thought leaders and stakeholders from across the globe, the aim is to tackle pressing challenges and explore groundbreaking solutions in child healthcare.
Venue: The Hub, Biggin Hill Airport
The course takes a structured approach to developing or updating your neonatal transport skills. Those new to transport will find that the course follows a logical progression from theory, via practical learning, ending and consolidating with high definition simulated scenarios. Those with transport experience will benefit from reviewing their background knowledge and honing their skills as part of the simulated team. The course is suitable for: neonatal consultants and paediatric consultants with a neonatal interest; ST4+ paediatric and neonatal grid training post doctors, or international equivalent senior nurses with strong neonatal ITU experience; experienced paramedics, nurses and doctors working for interfacility transport teams who take part in neonatal transport; and professionals in related roles seeking insight into neonatal stabilisation and transport.
Web: neonatalskills.uk/tc-events/stan-course-london-26-27-april-2025/
Venue: Barcelona, Spain
The 6th World Summit on Neonatology, Paediatrics and Developmental Medicine will be organised around the theme ‘Future trends in developmental medicine and early childhood intervention.’ This conference brings together leading experts, researchers and practitioners from around the world to explore the latest advances and trends in critical fields of medicine. Neonatology Meeting 2025 will cover a diverse range of topics, including neonatal resuscitation techniques, paediatric infectious diseases, developmental milestones, ethical dilemmas, innovative treatments and more. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in networking sessions, forging connections with fellow professionals from around the world.
Email: neonatology@global-meets.com
Web: neonatology.pediatricsconferences.com
May, 2025
Venue: 520 Butterfly Gardens Dr, Columbus, OH 43215
From the Womb and Beyond will highlight concepts of continuous quality improvement and safety in fetal and neonatal practice. The rapidly expanding evidence in both specialty areas poses challenges for the healthcare professional to remain current and to recognise opportunities for change in thought and practice. The goal of the conference is to offer science, methodology, practice initiatives and discussion points for the participant to explore.
Email: tracy.sferra@nationwidechildrens.org
Web: www.nationwidechildrens.org
Venue: Paris, France
Advancing therapeutics in paediatrics and neonatology: Healing children, transforming the world. An international platform to discuss and research early detection and treatment care based on professional standards, as well as extensive research on the entire field of paediatrics. Oral presentations, poster presentations, keynote addresses, workshops and other activities will be available at the physical conference.
June, 2025
Venue: STRIVE Academic Centre, The James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough
This successful advanced neonatal conference is aimed towards professionals who are engaged in the care of newborn infants and will include consultants, specialist trainees, advanced nurse practitioners and senior neonatal nurses.
Email: nicky.robinson@nhs.net
Web: events.southtees.nhs.uk/events/annual-international-neonatal-conference-5th-6th-june-2025-face-to-face
Venue: Holywell Park Conference Centre, Loughborough, UK and online
REaSoN has evolved over 30 plus years as a prestigious and educationally rewarding annual conference for doctors, nurses, ANNPs, nurse educators and others with a shared interest in all aspects of neonatology. The meeting provides dedicated sessions that cover current research evidence, quality improvement, nursing hot topics, ethics and frontier science. Leading UK and International speakers are attracted, and lively debate encouraged.
Email: terrie@cfsevents.co.uk
Web: www.reasonmeeting.co.uk
Venue: ExCel, London
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists’ flagship event features a three-day programme, covering trending topics and the latest innovations in clinical practice, delivered by a unique selection of expert international speakers. It offers anyone working in women’s healthcare the opportunity to learn about the latest innovations across the entire spectrum of women’s health.
Email: worldcongress@rcogevents.com
Web: www.rcog.org.uk/careers-and-training/training/courses-and-events/rcog-world-congress/rcog-world-congress-2025/about-congress
July, 2025
Venue: Zurich, Switzerland
With the them ‘Advancing child health: Innovations, challenges and global impact,’ approximately 30 scientific sessions are planned, attracting key figures and stakeholders from academic, research and business communities. The conference will feature a comprehensive scientific programme covering diverse areas of paediatrics and neonatology.
Email: contact@cognitionconference.co.uk
Web: cognitionconferences.com/paediatrics
September, 2025
Venue: Sheraton Skyline Hotel, London Heathrow Airport and online
Attendees can explore cutting-edge research and developments in areas such as paediatric and neonatal cardiology, neurology, surgery and genetics. Discussions will also cover important subjects such as paediatric obesity, neonatal nutrition and advances in intensive care. This comprehensive coverage ensures a thorough understanding of the current trends and challenges in the field.
Email: pediatrics@magnusconference.com
Web: pediatrics-neonatology-conferences.magnusgroup.org
Venue: Berlin, Germany, and online
The theme of the conference is "Building Healthy Futures: Nurturing Children Today for a Better Tomorrow. This hybrid conference extends an embrace to immerse yourself in Berlin's dynamic environment or participate virtually from anywhere on the globe. During these two days, a broad range of topics will be covered in scientific sessions in the form of oral presentations and poster sessions. There will also be invited lectures from renowned researchers from all over the world, each of them intricately connected to paediatrics and neonatology.
Email: william_jones@pediatrics-neonatology.com
Web: pediatrics-neonatology.com