Paediatrics and Child Health Technology Conference

2-3 December 2026 | Sheffield, UK & Online

Delegate Passes

Both in-person and virtual delegate passes include access to conference sessions across the two-day conference and ‘on demand’ virtual content for one month after the end of the conference.

In-person delegate passes also include a networking session at the end of day one. Please indicate on the registration form if you would like to attend this networking session. More details will be available soon.

The conference is CPD approved and all delegates will be sent a certificate of attendance after the event.

Registration

Registration is now open!

There are limited in-person tickets available so we recommend booking early to secure your place.

Please read the information on this page before completing the registration form.

Contact

The RCPCH are managing registration for the conference. Please contact jill.pearson@rcpch.ac.uk if you have any questions.

Please note that this event is supported by industry sponsorship, including pharmaceutical and medical technology companies. Sponsors have no influence over the agenda or the selection of speakers, except for sponsored sessions which will be clearly labelled in the programme.

Rates

Rates for both RCPCH and non-RCPCH members are below.

If you would like to register for the conference but are not an RCPCH member, please use the “Non-RCPCH Delegate” option.

Students and early career researchers can contact the NIHR HealthTech Research Centre in Paediatrics and Child Health team for a discount code. Please see below for more information.

Early Bird Rates

Deadline: Friday 2nd October 2026

In-Person
  • RCPCH Member Delegates: £180
  • RCPCH trainees, SAS doctors, foundation doctors or allied health professionals (including associate specialists, nurses, clinical fellows, staff grades): £135
  • Non-RCPCH Delegates: £180
  • Non-RCPCH Students and Early Career Researchers: £135
Virtual
  • RCPCH Member Delegates: £100
  • RCPCH trainees, SAS doctors, foundation doctors or allied health professionals (including associate specialists, nurses, clinical fellows, staff grades): £75
  • Non-RCPCH Delegates: £100
  • Non-RCPCH Students and Early Career Researchers: £75
In-PersonVirtual
RCPCH Member Delegates£180£100
RCPCH trainees, SAS doctors, foundation doctors or allied health professionals (including associate specialists, nurses, clinical fellows, staff grades)£135£75
Non-RCPCH Delegates£180£100
Non-RCPCH Students and Early Career Researchers£135£75

Standard Rates

Deadline: Monday 30th November 2026

In-Person
  • RCPCH Member Delegates: £220
  • RCPCH trainees, SAS doctors, foundation doctors or allied health professionals (including associate specialists, nurses, clinical fellows, staff grades): £165
  • Non-RCPCH Delegates: £220
  • Non-RCPCH Students and Early Career Researchers: £165
Virtual
  • RCPCH Member Delegates: £140
  • RCPCH trainees, SAS doctors, foundation doctors or allied health professionals (including associate specialists, nurses, clinical fellows, staff grades): £105
  • Non-RCPCH Delegates: £140
  • Non-RCPCH Students and Early Career Researchers: £105
In-PersonVirtual
RCPCH Member Delegates£220£140
RCPCH trainees, SAS doctors, foundation doctors or allied health professionals (including associate specialists, nurses, clinical fellows, staff grades)£165£105
Non-RCPCH Delegates£220£140
Non-RCPCH Students and Early Career Researchers£165£105

Student & Early Career Researcher Discount

Students and early career researchers (within five years of completing a doctoral degree) who are not RCPCH members are eligible for a discount on delegate passes.

Please email hrc-children@nihr.ac.uk for more information and to receive a discount code.

Attendee Category Self-Identification

To ensure compliance with UK pharmaceutical industry regulations (ABPI Code of Practice), all attendees are required to select the category that best describes their professional role. Please read the definitions and examples below carefully before making your choice on the registration form.

Categories

Select this category if your professional activities involve prescribing, administering, or recommending prescription medicines as part of direct patient care. This category also applies if you are a qualified member of a prescribing profession currently working in a non-clinical role (such as academia, research, or for a patient organisation) where you use your professional medical knowledge, even if you do not currently hold a license to prescribe.

Examples include:

Doctors: Consultant, Consultant Paediatrician, Paediatric Registrar, Specialty Doctor

Nurses: Paediatric Specialist Nurse (DSN), Practice Nurse, Research Nurse, Nurse Consultant, Advanced Nurse Practitioner

Pharmacists: Community Pharmacist, Hospital Pharmacist, Clinical Pharmacist

Trainees: Foundation Year 1 and 2, Specialty Trainees (ST1 to ST8), Advanced Clinical Practitioner Trainees, Advanced Nurse Practitioner Trainees, Clinical Pharmacist Trainees, Specialist Dietitian Trainees, Specialist Podiatrist Trainees

Other registered prescription professionals: Academics and researchers who are also registered healthcare professionals with ability to prescribe medications.

Select this category if you are not a registered healthcare professional who provides direct patient care, but your professional role involves making policy or budgetary decisions that can influence the use of medicines, particularly within the NHS or public health bodies.

Examples include:

NHS Managers

Commissioning Managers

Service Managers

Public Health Directors

Formulary Committee Members

Healthcare Policy Makers

Select this category if you are an allied healthcare professional (AHP) who is a member of a multi-disciplinary team (MDT) discussing prescription medicines as part of patient care.

Examples include (involved in a prescribing MDT):

Physician Assistants/Associates

Select this category if you are an allied healthcare professional (AHP) who is NOT involved in selecting, recommending or discussing prescription medicines as part of patient care.

Examples include (not involved in a prescribing MDT):

Advanced Clinical Associates

Physiotherapists

Play Specialists

Select this category if your role does not fit the definitions above.

Examples include:

Academics and Researchers: Professor, Lecturer, Research Fellow, Postdoctoral Researcher (if not also a practising, registered HCP). This applies if your role is primarily academic or scientific research and does not involve prescribing or direct clinical care for patients.

Students: Undergraduate Student, Postgraduate Student, PhD Student

Industry Representatives: Roles in marketing, sales, medical affairs, and other commercial functions within pharmaceutical or medical device companies (e.g., Medical Science Liaison, Brand Manager, Sales Representative)

Other Professionals: Medical Writers, Journalists, Editors, Nutritionists, Lived Experience Attendees, and Charity Representatives

Please note that if you select ‘Prescription Medicines Professional’ or ‘Other Relevant Decision Maker’ or ‘AHPs Involved with Prescription Medicines’, you must agree to the following statement to complete your registration:

“I hereby confirm that my role accurately fits the definition of a ‘Prescription Medicines Professional’ or ‘Other Relevant Decision Maker’ or ‘AHPs Involved with Prescription Medicines’, as described above. I acknowledge that my professional activities involve the prescription of, or influence over, prescription-only products. I understand that, as a result, I may be exposed to promotional information for prescription-only medicines at this event, and I consent to receive this information.”

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