I have worked closely with PiP over a number of years, and their work has been highly influential in developing networks, both nationally and regionally.
Hilary Cass, Former President, RCPCH
“PiP is great – I can’t thank you enough and it has transformed the regional CDR group”.
Joanna Garstang Consultant Community Paediatrician Designated Doctor for Child Death Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust
I’m writing to thank everyone in PIP for their excellent guidelines, study days, senior nurse support and above all professional friendship. My career is now taking me overseas but your philosophy will be going with me – and a copy of the PIP clinical guidelines book!
Tess Haynes, Former Modern Matron & CNS, UHNM
Thank you for that amazing Workshop! I gained such a lot of invaluable knowledge’ (attended Cerebral Palsy & Spasticity study day – November 2018)
Menik Upatissa, Registrar at Dudley Group NHS Trust
….the upskilling was excellent. The master classes covered the management of children’s acute care and everyday health problems…
Staffordshire Moorlands GP
PiP just goes from strength to strength – well done & sincere thanks for all your leadership particularly in bringing people together & nurturing collaboration, its sincerely valued, PiP remains a ‘bright spot’ on the national landscape (November 2018)
Kath Evans, Experience of Care Lead, Maternity, Infants, Children and Young People, NHS England
The Paediatric Anaesthetic Network (PAN) provides a great forum for discussion and sharing problems and ideas with like-minded people working in different hospitals.
Richard Crombie, member of the Paediatric Anaesthetic Network.
PiP has a lot of credibility amongst paediatricians and health care professionals. Working in collaboration, members have consistently established clinical networks in a number of speciality areas.
Jonathan Howell, Former Consultant in Public Health
The event was well put together and it was a privilege to be part of the special day.
Tracey Harewood, Bereavement Care Coordinator, BWCNHSFT on Learning from Child Deaths event May 2019
PiP has raised the profile of Child Sexual Abuse across the region, encouraging, training and supporting clinicians to work in this sensitive and challenging area…
Cheryl Sherratt – Assistant Director of Nursing (Quality and Safety)
Many thanks for the invitation to present. It was a really informative and thought-provoking conference and I’m happy to have been able to contribute. Also a very well organised event too!
Speaker, Learning from Child Deaths event May 2019
Tēnā koutou – greetings from New Zealand…the approach PiP has adopted in the development of clinical networks….has helped inform initiatives now implemented in New Zealand’s child & youth health sector.
Mollie Wilson, CEO , Paediatric Society of New Zealand
I can trust the PiP ‘Brand’ to deliver high quality education
Consultant Anaesthetist (attendee at Study Day)
I have worked closely with PiP over a number of years, and their work has been highly influential in developing networks, both nationally and regionally.
Hilary Cass, Former President, RCPCH
“PiP is great – I can’t thank you enough and it has transformed the regional CDR group”.
Joanna Garstang Consultant Community Paediatrician Designated Doctor for Child Death Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust
I’m writing to thank everyone in PIP for their excellent guidelines, study days, senior nurse support and above all professional friendship. My career is now taking me overseas but your philosophy will be going with me – and a copy of the PIP clinical guidelines book!
Tess Haynes, Former Modern Matron & CNS, UHNM
Thank you for that amazing Workshop! I gained such a lot of invaluable knowledge’ (attended Cerebral Palsy & Spasticity study day – November 2018)
Menik Upatissa, Registrar at Dudley Group NHS Trust
….the upskilling was excellent. The master classes covered the management of children’s acute care and everyday health problems…
Staffordshire Moorlands GP
PiP just goes from strength to strength – well done & sincere thanks for all your leadership particularly in bringing people together & nurturing collaboration, its sincerely valued, PiP remains a ‘bright spot’ on the national landscape (November 2018)
Kath Evans, Experience of Care Lead, Maternity, Infants, Children and Young People, NHS England
The Paediatric Anaesthetic Network (PAN) provides a great forum for discussion and sharing problems and ideas with like-minded people working in different hospitals.
Richard Crombie, member of the Paediatric Anaesthetic Network.
PiP has a lot of credibility amongst paediatricians and health care professionals. Working in collaboration, members have consistently established clinical networks in a number of speciality areas.
Jonathan Howell, Former Consultant in Public Health
The event was well put together and it was a privilege to be part of the special day.
Tracey Harewood, Bereavement Care Coordinator, BWCNHSFT on Learning from Child Deaths event May 2019
PiP has raised the profile of Child Sexual Abuse across the region, encouraging, training and supporting clinicians to work in this sensitive and challenging area…
Cheryl Sherratt – Assistant Director of Nursing (Quality and Safety)
Many thanks for the invitation to present. It was a really informative and thought-provoking conference and I’m happy to have been able to contribute. Also a very well organised event too!
Speaker, Learning from Child Deaths event May 2019
Tēnā koutou – greetings from New Zealand…the approach PiP has adopted in the development of clinical networks….has helped inform initiatives now implemented in New Zealand’s child & youth health sector.
Mollie Wilson, CEO , Paediatric Society of New Zealand
I can trust the PiP ‘Brand’ to deliver high quality education
Consultant Anaesthetist (attendee at Study Day)
I have worked closely with PiP over a number of years, and their work has been highly influential in developing networks, both nationally and regionally.
Hilary Cass, Former President, RCPCH
