Discussing the ⁦World Health Organization (WHO)⁩ new complimentary feeding guidelines for infants 6-24 months of age ⁦ABC News⁩ ⁦ABC Brisbane⁩ and what it changes for the Australian parent and paediatrician ⁦The Royal Australasian College of Physicians⁩ ⁦Jacki Small⁩ ⁦Dr Niroshini Kennedy⁩ #PCHD

We are delighted that Julian Trollor has been appointed Director of the National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health. He has made a video about his plans, hopes and dreams for the Centre. Watch at 3dn.unsw.edu.au/news/julian-tr…

What do you think is important for making health care better for people with intellectual disability? Please fill out our short survey. There is an easy read version and a standard English version. 3dn.unsw.edu.au/what-do-you-th…

Do all members of your team feel a sense of belonging and appreciation?

Congrats to Prof Prof Sharon Goldfeld on being appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in the King’s Birthday Honours for her significant service to #ChildrensHealth #MedicalResearch @CCCH_AU Read more: mcri.edu.au/news/awards/sh…

There couldn’t be a worthier Chief Medical Officer than inspirational leader Mary Horgan Paul Kelly - CBR

Save the date! Join us on 21–22 November 2024 for our annual Med+ conference at the RCP at Regent’s Park in London and online. The full programme of events will be available to view from July. Book now: ow.ly/14J150Si8np

IPALA paediatric leadership symposium. Honest discussion about our journeys-unplanned, opportunistic and nurturing. Camilla Kingdon Susan Woolfenden

Challenging the status Quo and talking about new models of leadership. Part time? Distributive? And acting on the evidence to support women leadership in health. #IPALA Camilla Kingdon Susan Woolfenden @HelenaTeede Advancing Women in Healthcare Leadership

Congratulations to Prof @HelenStokesLam who will become National Chief Medical Officer in NZ. "I am hugely grateful to University of Birmingham for the training, experiences & opportunities it has given me. I have so many dear friends & colleagues here." birmingham.ac.uk/news/2024/birm…

What came out very loud and clear at this nursery I visited was a message of hope. Investing in good early child development is likely to lead to better health; and to greater productivity and a more skilled, more educated workforce. And a better, more socially cohesive country.

You’re invited! 1st annual conference of the National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health. Find out more and register at events.peanutproductions.com.au/ncoeidh_annual…

Congratulations @HelenStokesLam. I am sure you will bring your incredible expertise to Aotearoa and look forward to working with you in Australia. Paul Kelly - CBR

Such a huge honour to be nominated for the ⁦Children's Health Queensland⁩ Health Hero of the Decade Award 🙏🏼🙏🏼. Truely humbled!! ⁦The Royal Australasian College of Physicians⁩

Healthcare professionals – what does inclusive health care look like? Hear from the experts at the first annual conference of the National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health, 21-22 August. Find out more and register at events.peanutproductions.com.au/ncoeidh_annual… CID

I’m at IASSIDD2024 in Chicago now. Many congrats to Julian Trollor for his Distinguished Citation in Research awarded today, recognising his contribution on an international stage. @3DN_UNSW @QCIDD @odonovan_marya

Please join us in congratulating Julian Trollor for receiving the internationally prestigious IASSIDD Award for advancing the development of new knowledge and research to improve the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. At the award presentation

Just one week to go till the first annual conference of the National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health. Learn more about the Centre and share ideas about how we can improve intellectual disability health. Recordings will be available after the conference.

Children waiting more than three years to see a paediatrician as wait times balloon out in WA public health thewest.com.au/business/healt…

You can’t on one hand say to children that they can’t access social media until 14 due to risk of harm associated, yet on the other hand send children as young as 10 to jail to be further harmed. Anthony Albanese The Royal Australasian College of Physicians Anne Hollonds Dr Monique Ryan MP