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Advancing paediatric surgery through education and research

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Our calendar of courses, conferences, training and other educational events for paediatric surgeons, paediatric surgery trainees, specialist nurses and AHPS.
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15 Oct

Sheffield, 15th October 2026 - 16th October 2026

The GOSH BRC's Paediatric Excellence Initiative (PEI) and GOSH Charity are delighted to host the inaugural National Paediatric Translational Research Conference.

27 Oct

Barbican, London EC1M 7A, 27th October 2026

A comprehensive overview of vascular access in children - neonates, oncology, short bowel & PICU, including ECMO.

03 Nov

London and virtual, 3rd November 2026

This year's symposium will focus on Education in Paediatric Surgery, examining current challenges, innovations and future opportunities in surgical training. The 78th Simpson-Smith Memorial Lecture will be delivered by Mr Joe Curry, Paediatric Neonatal and Specialist Paediatric Colorectal Surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital and current President of the ÌÇÐÄvlogÃÛÌÒ.

23 Nov

Virtual, 23rd November 2026

Course Objectives: To equip surgeons who treat children with paediatric knowledge and skills to enable them to confidently and safely deal with paediatric surgical care. To inform all surgeons in training of the unique factors around paediatric surgical care.

27 Nov

London, 27th November 2026

Topics covered: Oesophageal Atresia, Gastro oesophageal reflux disease, Achalasia Cardia, Outcomes in upper GI surgery.

07 Jan

London WC2A 3PE, 7th January 2027 - 8th January 2027

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS OPEN. The meeting will have RCS CPD approval. There will be trainee research oral presentations competing for the SRS prestigious Patey Prize, and significant Surgeon Scientists will deliver inspirational talks.

29 Jan

London, 29th January 2027 - 30th January 2027

This in person course is aimed towards senior paediatric surgery trainees due to take their exit examination and will cover the breadth of the syllabus.