Welcome to Pathways in Paediatrics
This AI-powered series will explore some of the most important topics in paediatrics and neonatolgy, offering valuable insights into vital areas like immunology, oncology, respiratory health, intensive care, and the impact of AI in paediatrics.
Get exclusive sneak-peeks into key EAPS sessions, background on leading experts and their projects, and practical takeaways to advance your work – all conveniently available while you’re commuting, working out, or taking a break.
Episode 13: Paediatric Chronic Conditions & Long-Term Management
In this episode, we explore the management of chronic conditions in children, with a focus on long-term care strategies. Drawing from EAPS 2025 insights, we discuss effective approaches for managing conditions like asthma, diabetes, and cystic fibrosis. The episode highlights the importance of early intervention, ongoing monitoring, and the multidisciplinary approach to care. We also examine the psychosocial aspects of managing chronic conditions and the latest research aimed at improving the quality of life for children with long-term health challenges.
Episode 12: Infectious Diseases & Immunodeficiencies
In this episode, we explore the latest research and strategies for diagnosing and managing infectious diseases and immunodeficiencies in children. Drawing from insights shared at EAPS 2025, we discuss key approaches to treating primary immunodeficiencies, the role of vaccinations, and how early recognition and intervention can improve outcomes. This episode offers paediatric specialists valuable, evidence-based insights to enhance clinical practice and patient care.
Episode 11: Neonatal & Early Life Care
In this episode, we explore the latest advancements in neonatal care, with a focus on improving outcomes in the earliest stages of life. Drawing on insights from EAPS 2025, we cover the early recognition of neonatal risks, management of conditions like respiratory distress and prematurity, and the importance of early-life nutrition. This episode provides paediatric specialists with practical strategies to enhance care for the youngest patients, ensuring better long-term health outcomes.
Episode 10: Sleep & Sleep Disorders in Children
In this episode, we delve into the critical topic of sleep and sleep disorders in children, drawing on insights from EAPS 2025. We explore the latest research on common sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea and insomnia, and the impact they have on both physical and mental development in children. We also examine current approaches to diagnosing and managing sleep disorders, highlighting the role of sleep hygiene, behavioral interventions, and when to seek specialized care. This episode offers a comprehensive overview of the evolving understanding of pediatric sleep, providing valuable information for clinicians to make informed, evidence-based decisions to improve children’s sleep health and overall well-being.
Episode 9: Allergies in the Newborn
In this episode, we explore allergies in the newborn, drawing on key discussions from EAPS 2025. From early recognition of allergic conditions to evolving approaches to diagnosis and prevention, we highlight how emerging evidence is shaping care in the neonatal period. We examine current perspectives on distinguishing allergy from other common neonatal presentations, the role of early feeding decisions, and how timely intervention may influence longer-term outcomes. This episode offers a clear, structured overview of contemporary thinking in neonatal allergy, supporting informed, evidence-based decision-making in early-life care.
Episode 8: Novelties in Bronchiolitis
In this episode, we explore the latest developments in bronchiolitis, drawing on key discussions from EAPS 2025. From evolving approaches to diagnosis and risk assessment to new perspectives on management, we highlight how recent evidence is influencing everyday clinical practice. We look at changing views on disease trajectories, identifying infants at higher risk of severe illness, and where emerging strategies may help optimise care while avoiding unnecessary interventions. This episode offers a clear, structured overview of current thinking in bronchiolitis to support informed, evidence-based decision-making.
Episode 7: How AI Will Revolutionise Perinatal Care?
In this episode, we examine how Artificial Intelligence is reshaping perinatal care, building on key insights from Julien Pender’s plenary session at EAPS 2025. From advanced fetal monitoring to predictive models for preeclampsia and preterm birth, we outline where AI is making a tangible impact across the perinatal pathway. We also explore AI-enabled tools improving maternal–fetal wellbeing in diverse settings, along with the challenges clinicians must navigate, including algorithmic bias, data transparency, and accountability. This episode offers a clear, structured look at how AI is influencing perinatal medicine and advancing more proactive, personalised care.
Episode 6: The Child With Fever
In this episode, we dive into one of the most common yet challenging clinical scenarios: the child with fever. The Step by Step Education Forum on Fever Management at EAPS 2025 broke down the key considerations in evaluating and managing febrile children. Whether it’s deciding when to intervene, understanding the underlying causes, or navigating the latest evidence-based approaches, this episode offers a structured, step-by-step approach to managing fever in paediatric practice and enhancing your clinical decision-making.
Episode 5: Nutrition, Obesity, and Endocrinology
In this episode, we tackle critical issues surrounding paediatric nutrition, obesity, and endocrinology. Delving into the complex interplay of genetics and environment in childhood obesity, and exploring how early interventions can pave the way for healthier futures. We also look at the growing body of evidence surrounding metabolic regulation in neonates, the prevention of childhood obesity, and the critical role of nutrition in managing conditions like rickets and allergies.
Episode 4: Psychiatric, Developmental and Behavioral Health
From the evolving understanding of gender identity and dysphoria, to early interventions for obstructive sleep apnea in children with Down Syndrome and the often-overlooked diagnosis and treatment of paediatric restless legs syndrome, this episode dives into complex issues shaping paediatric practice. It also highlights how engaging families in both clinical care and research can break down barriers, improve outcomes, and ensure more inclusive and compassionate paediatric environments.
Episode 3: Oncology, Long term Care and Paediatric Surgery
In this episode, we explore the evolving landscape of paediatric oncology, surgery, and long-term care. From earlier diagnosis of childhood cancers to advances in minimally invasive procedures, this episode takes a closer look at the innovations shaping outcomes for children with complex medical needs.
Episode 2: Immunology, Genetics and Rare Diseases
In this episode, we dive into some of the most complex and evolving topics in paediatric immunology and genetics, with a focus on rare diseases. Explore critical insights on diagnosing and managing immunodeficiencies, understanding genetic susceptibility to infections, and navigating the challenges of rare diseases in paediatric care.
Episode 1: Paediatric Care, ICU and Respiratory Conditions
In our debut episode, we dive into critical updates in paediatric intensive care and respiratory conditions, highlighting the most important aspects that every professional in the field should pay attention to:
Stay tuned for more Pathways in Paediatrics episodes, where we will explore the role of AI in paediatrics, immunology, genetics, paediatric care, respiratory conditions, oncology, long-term care, psychiatry, nutrition, and much more.
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