Rehab For Kids 2025 will be held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, 5-7 March. The Rehab for Kids conference is a national conference organised by the Queensland Paediatric Rehabilitation Service (QPRS), Queensland Children’s Hospital, and partnered with the Australasian Cerebral Palsy Clinical Trials Network (AusCP-CTN), to provide the latest information and research relevant […]
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The University of Melbourne are inviting health professionals who works with children aged 5 to 12 years to take part in a short survey (25 minutes) examining how adults support children’s mental health and wellbeing.
University of Melbourne survey: Examining How Adults Support Children’s Mental Health Read More »
Conflict is often inevitable, the outcome isn’t…
While few cases end up in court, that doesn’t mean conflict within a healthcare environment isn’t happening or isn’t serious.
Disagreements between caregivers and health providers in paediatric settings can still be incredibly traumatic, with lasting impact for all involved – and the child at the centre of the conflict no longer the focus.
Our partnership with the Medical Mediation Foundation Read More »
The University of Queensland are inviting clinicians who work in paediatric inpatient units to take part in a short survey (5 to 10 minutes) to explore the clinical alarm landscape within paediatric inpatient units across Australia and New Zealand.
University of Queensland Survey – Clinical Alarms in Paediatric Inpatient Units Read More »
We are inviting you to take part in a survey about current approaches to assessing and managing impaired consciousness and agitation for children and adolescents with moderate to severe traumatic brain injuries (TBIs).
Monash Partners are establishing a new Child Health Consumer Advisory Panel with the fantastic Diana Edgerton-Warbuton.
Monash Partners Consumer Advisory Panel for Child Health Read More »
“Healing and Dealing with Childhood Trauma”
2023 Paediatric Society of Queensland Conference Read More »
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