Education Programme
Our team deliver a leading education programme that aims to build skills and knowledge to enhance technology development for paediatrics and child health. The programme includes our:
Our team also organise and participate in regular workshops, webinars, and conferences.
Find out more below.
KNOWLEDGE CENTRE
Our Knowledge Centre provides an extensive repository of resources for individuals and groups aiming to develop high quality and effective technologies for paediatrics and child health.
The Knowledge Centre is relevant for health professionals, researchers, and industry experts.
Resources produced by both our team and external sources are included in the Knowledge Centre.
Click the link below to find out more.
ELEVATE 2 INNOVATE PROGRAMME
Our team have developed a bespoke training programme, which launched in January 2026.
The programme is designed for PhD students and early career researchers who are connected with the NIHR HRC in Paediatrics and Child Health.
Please contact us if you would like to know more.
CHILD HEALTH TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE
Our team founded the international Child Health Technology (CHT) conference.
The conference brings together children and young people, researchers, industry experts, and healthcare professionals to share cutting-edge research, unique insights, and best practice.
Visit the conference webpage to find out more.
News & Events
Team
DR VENKAT REDDY
EDUCATION PROGRAMME LEAD
Dr Venkat Reddy is a Neurodevelopmental Paediatrician renowned for his expertise in clinical leadership, quality improvement, clinical informatics, digital health, and artificial intelligence within healthcare. As the Officer for Digital Health and Technology at the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH), he spearheads initiatives that integrate technology into paediatric care to enhance patient outcomes. Venkat’s work focuses on leveraging digital innovations to advance paediatric healthcare delivery and research.
JESS MCNEILL
PROJECT MANAGER
Jess McNeill is our communications and education programme lead. Jess also manages the Early Life theme and leads the planning for the Child Health Technology conference. Before joining the team, Jess worked in the Sheffield Teaching Hospitals Clinical Research Facility where she managed a portfolio of studies covering infectious diseases, rheumatology, and gastroenterology.
