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In June 2024 IPALA will host a three-day virtual leadership conference.
Day 1 Advocacy
Advocacy in pedatrics means speaking out on behalf of children and young people. This not only implies to the individual children and families that we see, but also applies to development of health policy and organisations. How can advocacy be used by pediatricians in the global fight to improve child health and children’s rights?
Day 2 Managing self and managing others
To be an effective leader we first need to understand and manage ourselves. Increasing self-knowledge and emotional intelligence can help us with relationship management and the building of successful teams. Team leadership for the pediatrician: developing insights into group and individual behaviours, how to influence a positive work culture and develop performance management skills.
Day 3 Leadership, patient safety and developing resilience
Leading through developing cultures of listening and psychological safety. How we develop an open culture, within and across teams, to improve patient safety? Learning to cope in stressful situations, managing work life balance and developing resilience are all key stills that need to be developed to have a successful pediatric career.
A full program and registration details will be provided shortly.
Dr Kanaris is a Paediatric Critical Care and Retrieval Consultant at Cambridge University NHS Foundation Trust and NWTS. He is a Honorary Senior Lecturer at Queen Mary University London. Dr Kanaris has a PhD in Medical Ethics and Law and serves as an Associate Editor of the Journal of Child Health Care.
María del Carmen Calle Davila is a Peruvian pediatrician at the Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia. She received a master’s degree in Government and Health Management, a doctorate in Public Health, and has done several postgraduate programs. With more than 35 years of experience in public health at national and international level, Calle Davila has served as an advisor for Health Promotion MINSA, National Responsible for Comprehensive Health Care Programs for Adolescents and Youth MINSA, Adolescent Health PAHO (Washington DC), General Director of Public Health, Vice Minister of Public Health of Perú, and president of CODAJIC. She has received many recognitions in the academic, labor and scientific fields at a national and international levels, including PAHO/WHO, US Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine, and the Medical College of Peru.
Prof Margie Danchin is a consultant paediatrician within the Department of General Medicine, Royal Childrens Hospital (RCH) Melbourne, Australia, and a Professor and David Bickart Clinician Scientist Fellow, Department of Paediatrics, University of Melbourne and Murdoch Childrens Research Institute (MCRI). As leader of the Vaccine Uptake Group, MCRI, she is an immunisation expert with over ten years of experience in vaccine research and clinical work, both in Australia and in resource poor settings.
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