3rd King’s John Price Paediatric Respiratory Conference
Fetal Medicine Research Institute, King’s College Hospital,
16-20 Windsor Walk (next to Denmark Hill station)
London, SE5 8BB
Tues 4th – Thurs 6th April 2017
Applied for RCPCH CPD Approval
& RCPCH Endorsement
Call for Abstracts
We are delighted to invite the
submission of poster presentation.
Selected posters will be displayed
on each of the three days, when
presenting author will be able
to discuss his/her work with
colleagues
What previous delegates said:
“The variety in talks was excellent – to be
continued next year”
“A thoroughly enjoyable and fascinating
couple of days and will definitely want to
attend next year!”
“Well done for such a good conference.
Excellent speakers who provided engaging and
interesting talks”
“Excellent mix of practical and research
information, thoroughly enjoyed conference
and will recommend to colleagues. All speakers
were outstanding.”
“Very interesting and useful meeting,
inspirational speakers. I have learned several
things I can use in my practice.”
“Educational value good or excellent: 99%”
Registration and further information at:
www.paediatricrespiratory.com/registration/
Why attend?
The King’s Paediatric Respiratory Conference
has acquired an outstanding reputation among
professionals as a forum for sharing new
information and discussing controversial issues
about respiratory problems in children.
The conference will also provide a brilliant
opportunity for all health care professionals
with an interest in paediatric respiratory
conditions to interact and network. The faculty
comprises of leading specialists and researchers
from around the globe, united by the common
purpose of improving respiratory care for our
young patients.
This conference will be of interest to
paediatricians, trainees, specialist nurses,and all
other members of the multi-disciplinary team.
Proposed programme overleaf
BOOKING FEES (Early Bird rates before 11/01/2017)
Masterclass / workshop
(4th April 2017)
Main Conference
(5th & 6th April 2017)
£50 – £150
From £110
3rd King’s John Price Paediatric Respiratory Conference
Fetal Medicine Research Institute, King’s College Hospital,
16-20 Windsor Walk (next to Denmark Hill station)
London, SE5 8BB
Tues 4th – Thurs 6th April 2017
Speakers include
Please note the programme topics / speakers may change at short notice
Prof Andy Bush, London, UK
Prof Anne Chang, Brisbane, Australia
Prof Stanley Szefler, Colorado
Prof Paolo Pianosi, Mayo Clinic
Prof Paul Brand, Netherlands
Prof Erika von Mutius, Munich
Prof Ros Smyth, London, UK
Prof John Price, London, UK
Prof Varinder Singh, New Delhi
Prof Sejal Saglani, London, UK
Dr Benjamin Schwartz, MD Columbia University
Dr Steve Cunningham, Edinburgh, UK
Dr Hazel Evans, Southampton, UK
Dr Don Urquhart, Edinburgh, UK
Dr Colin Wallis, GOSH, London, UK
Dr Cathy Owens, GOSH, London, UK
Dr Cara Bossley, London, UK
Dr Rania Abusamra, London, UK
Dr Gary Ruiz, London, UK
Dr Atul Gupta, London, UK
4th April 2017 – Masterclass / Workshops (limited number, book early to avoid disappointment)
Choose from:
Respiratory Respiratory Emergencies in children
Paediatric Chest Radiology & Imaging
Paediatric Sleep
Hot topics in Paediatric Respiratory: update
course for Primary care
Paediatric Asthma
Further information at: www.paediatricrespiratory.com/programme-2017/
5th April 2017 – Controversies and Consensus – New Dimensions to Explore
How should we approach airway disease in the 21st century?
RSV vaccines – state of play?
Persistent Bacterial Bronchitis: is it a precursor to
bronchiectasis?
Oxygen saturation monitoring – can’t live with it, can’t live
without it?
Bronchiolitis phenotypes
What should the West learn from resource-poor countries
Wheeze , asthma, allergies & Microbiome
A closer look at long-acting muscarinic antagonists in
asthma disease?
Current Status of Immunotherapy for Asthma
Management.
Heated humidified high flow nasal cannula therapy
in children?
Further information at: www.paediatricrespiratory.com/programme-2017/
6th April 2017 - Current practice and future perspectives
Management of Breathlessness
Role of antibiotics in Infant /Preschool Wheeze and asthma.
Respiratory problems in children with Down’s syndrome
Treatment escalation plans for the complex respiratory child
ChILD where are we in 2017
The Narrative Approach: How Storytelling Impacts Care.
Weaning children at home from supplemental oxygen
Physiology of the Lung - Clinical implications
Managing respiratory disease in Adolescence
Step-Care Approach to Personalized Medicine for Asthma
Challenges of managing respiratory disease in Adolescence
Tuberculosis - great imitator
Further information at: www.paediatricrespiratory.com/programme-2017/
CONFERENCE DIRECTOR: Dr Atul Gupta, Consultant Respiratory Paediatrician, King’s College Hospital, London · [email protected]