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An online course focusing on the investigation, diagnosis and management of common non-malignant haematological problems in children and young people. This study day will take place via Zoom.

This course provides a clinical framework for the recognition, clinical risk assessment and management of children and young people with eating disorders.

DRWF Research Fellowships are given for research related to causes, cures or complications of diabetes.

The British Skin Foundation offer five types of research awards.

This course will help you to develop an understanding of how to assess and diagnose FASD within a local child development service including assessment of key domains, and diagnostic formulation.

Outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy (OPAT) allows for medically stable patients to be discharged (or avoid admission completely) who require a course of intravenous antimicrobial agents. OPAT is a vital scheme that can prevent hospital admissions, reduce a patient’s length of stay in hospita...

In this webinar, delivered in collaboration with the NHS Race & Health Observatory, Dr Ngozi Edi-Osagie, Kylie Watson, Dr Helen Gbinigie and Deborah King will discuss the challenges and advancements in recognising and managing jaundice in babies with darker skin tones, including the rising prevalenc...

Muscular Dystrophy UK are offering funding for small projects of up to 12 months’ duration, and for consumables only of no more than £10,000. Research applications should specifically address an unmet need or offer an innovative solution to a problem that would improve the quality of life of people with neuromuscular conditions.

Funding is available to support pilot projects focused on osteosarcoma and/or Ewing sarcoma. Projects should demonstrate a line of sight to patient benefit.

The Bone Cancer Research Trust & Hannah’s Willberry Wonder Pony Charity are funding up to £250,000 to support clinical or translational projects focused on improving outcomes for osteosarcoma patients.