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Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health

UK professional body for paediatricianswww.rcpch.ac.uk

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Sep 16, 2026

Pam DurantHOST
1:36
She's a pediatric endocrinologist who completed her medical degree at the King Faisal University in Saudi Arabia and then she went on to complete an MSc at the Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland.
Pam DurantHOST
1:49
She is qualified as a member of the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health in the UK.
Pam DurantHOST
1:56
Her work experience includes a position as a pediatric consultant at Al-Qasimi Hospital in Sharjah.
Pam DurantHOST
2:04
She's also a member of a number of professional associations, including the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health in the UK, the Emirates Medical Association, the Emirates Diabetes Association, and the International Society of Pediatric Diabetes and Adolescents.
Pam DurantHOST
2:23
Dr. Elham sees a variety of pediatric conditions such as pediatric diabetes management.
Pam DurantHOST
2:29
She also provides dietary counseling, nutrition, growth, and development guidance.
Liz HullHOST
34:00
She said that he presented the case as he saw it, and he made sure that only documents that supported his case were seen in writing, and crucially said that Mr. Harvey and the other executives misled the hospital board.
Liz HullHOST
34:15
She said that once the RCPCH had carried out their review, they weren't given enough time to read it.
Liz HullHOST
34:21
And when they gave evidence to the inquiry, the board themselves agreed that they'd been misled.
Caroline CheethamHOST
34:26
Yeah, and you'll also remember about that RCPCH report, Liz, and I should say as an aside, Lady Justice Thirlwall makes it very, very clear it should never, ever have gone ahead because it was a completely wrong report to commission off the back of what was being suspected on the unit.
Caroline CheethamHOST
34:44
But actually, even more cynical, the consultants were told the RCPCH report had effectively cleared Lucy Letby of any wrongdoing, which of course it hadn't.
Caroline CheethamHOST
34:53
They then weren't given the report to read for themselves.
Caroline CheethamHOST
34:56
They then had to ask for it.
Liz HullHOST
35:15
And, and those reviews that Ian Harvey ordered, the communication with the families goes to the very heart of those reviews as well, because that was the main criticism of the hospital in relation to them.
Liz HullHOST
36:38
And also he said Lucy Letby had strong support from the senior nurses.
Liz HullHOST
36:43
He also said that in his mind, the investigations that they'd commissioned by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and by the independent neonatologist, Dr Jane Horden, had proved there was no deliberate harm.
Liz HullHOST
36:56
But in fact, that was never the case.
Tony ChambersSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:59
In my mind, at this time, everything that we were being told by independent experts, independent neonatology experts, not pediatricians who have an interest in neonatology, but independent neonatology experts, was that there was no evidence of deliberate harm.
Liz HullHOST
34:52
And crucially, said that Mr. Harvey and the other executives misled the hospital board.
Liz HullHOST
34:58
She said that once the RCPCH had carried out their review, they weren't given enough time to read it.
Liz HullHOST
35:04
And when they gave evidence to the inquiry, the board themselves agreed that they'd been misled.
Caroline CheethamHOST
35:09
Yeah, and you'll also remember about the RCPCH report, Liz, and I should say as an aside, Lady Justice Thirlwall makes it very, very clear it should never, ever have gone ahead because it was the completely wrong report to commission off the back of what was being suspected on the unit.
Caroline CheethamHOST
35:27
But actually, even more cynical, the consultants were told the RCPCH report had effectively cleared Lucy Letby of any wrongdoing, which of course it hadn't.
Caroline CheethamHOST
35:36
They then weren't given the report to read for themselves.
Caroline CheethamHOST
35:39
They then had to ask for it.
Liz HullHOST
35:59
And those reviews that Ian Harvey ordered, the communication with the families goes to the very heart of those reviews as well because that was the main criticism of the hospital in relation to them.
Liz HullHOST
35:27
And also he said Lucy Letby had strong support from the senior nurses.
Liz HullHOST
35:31
He also said that in his mind, the investigations that they'd commissioned by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and by the independent neonatologist, Dr Jane Horden, had proved there was no deliberate harm.
Liz HullHOST
35:44
But in fact, that was never the case.
Tony ChambersSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:47
In my mind, at this time, everything that we were being told by independent experts, independent neonatology experts, not pediatricians who have an interest in neonatology, but independent neonatology experts, was that there was no evidence of deliberate harm.
Ollie ColeHOST
29:19
where this warning is quite stark.
Ollie ColeHOST
29:21
The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health in Wales says that urgent action, we could be raising one of the unhealthiest generations of children in decades.
Ollie ColeHOST
29:32
You know, there are shocking outcomes for young people when it comes to their health.
Ollie ColeHOST
29:37
27.3% of kids aged four to five last year were overweight or living with obesity.
Rohan MehraHOST
2:05
Her PhD at King's College London explores how healthcare might be radically reimagined beyond the narrow biomedical model towards systems that reflect the complex realities of people's lives and address structural injustice.
Rohan MehraHOST
2:18
A trustee of the National Centre for Creative Health, she teaches and speaks widely, including at the RCPCH and across policy and education forums.
Rohan MehraHOST
2:27
helping clinicians develop the tools and confidence to do equity in their daily work.
Rohan MehraHOST
2:32
As a broadcaster, Gudi has presented health-focused documentaries and programmes for the BBC, Channel 4 and Al Jazeera.
TessaHOST
3:02
Yeah.
TessaHOST
3:02
So have a look at all these websites like the RCPCH for pediatrics has facing the future standards, which will have some that are relevant to whatever area you're in.
TessaHOST
3:13
And yeah, there'll be societies that might have some and just ask your colleagues as well.
TessaHOST
3:17
But the reality is as a non-consultant, you don't really need to think about metrics and KPIs, but you still probably are working towards them.
Helen FarmerHOST
64:56
Dr Manal Abnani is with us today, paediatric specialist at Sheikh Shabut Medical City in Abu Dhabi.
Helen FarmerHOST
65:03
Years of clinical experience and qualifications and licences from the Arab Board and the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health.
Helen FarmerHOST
65:09
So I wanted to start, Dr Manal, about some of the most common health complaints that you see in children during the first few weeks of a new school year.
Helen FarmerHOST
65:19
What tends to come into clinic?
Petrie HoskenHOST
0:05
New analysis by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health reveals an alarming 36% rise in the number of children and young people attending emergency departments in England with mental health concerns.
Petrie HoskenHOST
0:18
But this is the number that really throws me.
Petrie HoskenHOST
0:20
The sharpest and fastest increase of 62% is in children between the ages of six and nine years old.

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