The Second Registration Period Ends
30 April - Register Now

We invite you to secure your spot at the forefront of pediatric healthcare by registering before April 30th. Seize this opportunity to benefit from discounted rates during our second registration period and ensure your participation in an event renowned for its cutting-edge insights, networking opportunities, and collaborative spirit.

This year promises an even more enriching experience, where the brightest minds in pediatrics converge to share knowledge, discuss challenges, and explore innovative solutions for advancing child health. Your participation is crucial to the collective effort to shape the future of pediatric care.

Furthermore, we encourage you to submit your abstracts early. This is a unique platform to present your research, share successful practices, and contribute to an evolving dialogue among peers. Submitting your abstracts promptly ensures you will be notified of approval within a few days, allowing ample time to register for the conference at the discounted rate.

Don't miss this chance to connect with fellow pediatric healthcare professionals and to contribute to our shared mission of improving care for children worldwide. Mark your calendar, submit your abstract, and join us for what promises to be an unforgettable gathering of minds dedicated to pediatric excellence.

Register early to benefit from the discounted rates.

 

		INFECTIOUS DISEASES TRACK Staphylococcal Infections  "This session aims to guide healthcare professionals through the essentials of identifying and managing Staphylococcus aureus infections in children. Attendees will learn to recognise the range of S. aureus infections, pinpoint risk factors for severe illness, and understand basic management strategies. This concise overview is designed to equip participants with the knowledge to effectively address and escalate care for pediatric S. aureus infections when necessary." Prof. Aubrey Cunnington, Head of Section Pediatric Infectious Diseases, Imperial College London (United Kingdom)
NUTRITION TRACK Faltering Growth in Infants: diagnoses and treatment  "This concise session offers healthcare professionals insights into diagnosing and treating faltering growth in infants. It covers identifying causes, recognising early indicators, and selecting appropriate treatments. Key objectives include understanding the reasons behind faltering growth, refining diagnostic skills, and learning effective treatment strategies to ensure infants return to a healthy growth trajectory." Prof Koen Joosten, Pediatric-Intensivist, Intensive Care Children, Sophia Children’s Hospital (Netherlands)
		Maximise your learning experience by accessing all sessions also on-demand  Whether you participate in person or online, you'll have access to both the EIP Attendee Hub and the EIP Mobile App. This allows you to either attend sessions live or view recorded videos at your pace for 90 days post-meeting. So, even if two interesting sessions occur simultaneously in different halls, you won't miss out on anything—you can attend one live and watch the others later.

	Assessing Barriers to Access and Equity for Vaccination We are excited to invite frontline pediatricians and public health professionals to submit abstracts on the critical issue of vaccine access and equity. This call seeks original ideas and proven practices that address the socioeconomic barriers to vaccination in developed regions, aiming to enhance understanding and overcome gaps in coverage. Themes for Submission include Innovative Outreach, Community Engagement, Policy Improvements, Data-Driven Interventions, Cross-Sector Partnerships, and Equity Initiatives. Prof. Sir Terence Stephenson, Conference Chair, UCL GOS Institute of Child Health (UK)