European Academy of Paediatric Societies - EAPS

European Academy of Paediatric Societies - EAPS The Congress of the European Academy of Paediatric Societies (EAPS) | | 24–27 September 2026

Since its inception in 2006, EAPS has been a premier platform for the latest advancements in paediatric and neonatal medicine. In 2025, we are proud to offer our most comprehensive programme yet, developed in collaboration with leading European paediatric societies, including ESID, SIOP, and many more. Together, we will provide an unparalleled opportunity to engage with the foremost experts across a wide range of sub-specialties, from neonatal care to adolescent medicine.

Today is the final day to submit your abstract for EAPS 2026!If your research contributes data, clinical insight, or pra...
25/03/2026

Today is the final day to submit your abstract for EAPS 2026!

If your research contributes data, clinical insight, or practical innovation in paediatrics, this is your opportunity to position it within an international scientific programme reviewed by leaders across specialties.

Make sure your work is part of the conversations happening in Athens and online.

Complete your submission before the end of today: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4oVW6aw

24/03/2026

Managing fever in children is something every paediatric professional encounters but identifying when it signals something more serious remains a critical challenge.

The EAPS on UNLOCK webinar “Step-by-step | Managing Fever in the Child” offers a structured, evidence-based approach to assessing febrile children, helping you distinguish low-risk cases from those requiring urgent investigation.

Through real clinical scenarios, Christèle Gras-Le Guen and Simon Nadel will guide you through practical decision-making you can apply in everyday care.

If this is part of your clinical practice, this session is worth your time.

Join the webinar now 🔗 https://bit.ly/47NBf2M

Last chance to register!Join us tomorrow to refine your approach to paediatric fever management in one practical, eviden...
23/03/2026

Last chance to register!

Join us tomorrow to refine your approach to paediatric fever management in one practical, evidence-based webinar designed for clinicians.

Led by Prof. Christèle Gras-Le Guen and Dr. Simon Nadel, this interactive session focuses on real clinical decisions doctors face every day.

Key takeaways:
• Stepwise assessment of febrile children
• Strategies to reduce unnecessary investigations and antibiotic overuse
• Guidance on managing high-risk cases and engaging parents effectively

If paediatric fever management is part of your daily practice, this is a session worth being in the room for.

🔗 Claim your seat before registration closes: https://bit.ly/4rYab91

UNLOKall Multidisciplinary Academy

This World Down Syndrome Day, we are highlighting a significant shift in Trisomy 21 research!The 2025 study recently pub...
21/03/2026

This World Down Syndrome Day, we are highlighting a significant shift in Trisomy 21 research!

The 2025 study recently published in PNAS Nexus offers new evidence on "Trisomic rescue via allele-specific multiple chromosome cleavage using CRISPR-Cas9 in trisomy 21 cells". These findings are a reminder that our understanding of pediatric care is constantly evolving.

At in Athens, we will be hosting the sessions where these research papers move from the page to the clinic. It’s where the community meets to analyze the data that will define patient care for the next decade.

🔗Read the full study here: https://bit.ly/3NZFAZQ

Oxford Academic (Oxford University Press)

Respiratory and allergic conditions remain among the most common reasons children enter clinics, emergency departments, ...
20/03/2026

Respiratory and allergic conditions remain among the most common reasons children enter clinics, emergency departments, and long-term care pathways.

EAPS 2026 offers a platform where evidence, clinical experience, and research in this field are reviewed, discussed, and taken seriously by a broad paediatric audience. Submitting an abstract means your work is part of conversations that influence practice across specialties - from prevention and diagnosis to long-term management.

The abstract submission deadline is 25 March 2026. If your research adds data, clarity, or perspective to paediatric respiratory or allergy care, it belongs in the EAPS 2026 scientific programme.

Position your work where it will be examined and debated:
🔗 https://eaps.kenes.com/topics/

19/03/2026

One week left!

Abstract submission for EAPS 2026 closes in 7 days, and accepted presenters are automatically considered for the Best Abstract Awards.

What’s at stake:
• Complimentary registration for EAPS 2027 for 1st and 2nd prize winners
• 1st Prize: Up to €1,500 reimbursed for travel & accommodation
• 2nd Prize: Up to €1,000 reimbursed for travel & accommodation

If your work is ready to be shared, this is the moment to put it forward - reviewed, presented, and recognised by the paediatric community.

Get your abstract across the finish line:
🔗 https://bit.ly/4oVW6aw

Université Paris-Saclay

Don’t leave it to chance - learn how to identify low-risk cases and know when further investigation is needed.Join Prof....
17/03/2026

Don’t leave it to chance - learn how to identify low-risk cases and know when further investigation is needed.

Join Prof. Christèle Gras-Le Guen and Dr Simon Nadel on 24 March for a Step-by-Step webinar organised by the soon-to-launch EAPS Education Portal.

In this session, they will guide you through practical clinical decision-making, including:
• Identifying low-risk febrile children
• Recognising warning signs of serious infection
• Knowing when to investigate further

Practical, interactive, and evidence-based - designed for paediatricians, nurses, and primary care clinicians.

🔗 Take your place in this live session: https://bit.ly/4rYab91

16/03/2026

Submitting an abstract for is your gateway into the international paediatric conversation. But how do you navigate the challenges of early-career research and make your work stand out?

We are honored to share insights from Professor Andrew Bush, EAPS Committee Member and world-renowned paediatric clinician, who offers practical tips and inspiration designed specifically for emerging researchers.

Whether you’re drafting your first abstract or building a long-term research programme, this is an invaluable resource to help you take your next step with confidence.

Submit your abstract by 25 March 2026: https://bit.ly/4a59VyD

NHS Imperial College London

EAPS 2026 brings the paediatric community to Athens - a city where medicine, learning, and inquiry have deep roots.After...
13/03/2026

EAPS 2026 brings the paediatric community to Athens - a city where medicine, learning, and inquiry have deep roots.

After full days of sessions and discussions, attendees will be steps away from the Acropolis, offering a quiet moment to reflect, connect with colleagues, or extend conversations beyond the lecture hall.

Athens adds context to the congress without competing with it - a place to slow down after engaging with science, not instead of it.

See why brings experts from across the globe together in Athens 🔗 https://bit.ly/4qqjFZ6

This is Athens

New LIVE Event!On 24 March, join the first webinar organised by the soon-to-launch EAPS education portal: Managing Fever...
10/03/2026

New LIVE Event!

On 24 March, join the first webinar organised by the soon-to-launch EAPS education portal: Managing Fever in the Child.

In this interactive, case-based session, Prof. Christèle Gras-Le Guen and Dr. Simon Nadel will walk through practical clinical decisions that paediatric professionals face every day - assessing the risk of serious bacterial infection, identifying low-risk cases to reduce unnecessary antibiotics, and recognising when urgent action is required.

📅 24 March | Free to attend

This webinar also marks the start of EAPS on UNLOK, a new free educational platform delivering expert-led paediatric content designed for clinicians and healthcare professionals.

Take your seat in this first session:
🔗 https://bit.ly/4rYab91

Caring for children with chronic conditions doesn’t end at discharge - it continues through years of follow-up, coordina...
09/03/2026

Caring for children with chronic conditions doesn’t end at discharge - it continues through years of follow-up, coordination, and shared decision-making.

The latest episode of Pathways in Paediatrics focuses on paediatric chronic conditions and long-term management, looking at how clinicians support continuity of care, multidisciplinary collaboration, and quality of life over time.

If long-term paediatric care is part of your daily work, this episode offers perspectives worth hearing.

Make it part of your next commute or clinic break 🎧 https://bit.ly/4jYXUxT

From the operating theatre to long-term follow-up, surgical care plays a defining role in a child’s health and quality o...
06/03/2026

From the operating theatre to long-term follow-up, surgical care plays a defining role in a child’s health and quality of life.

invites research that addresses real challenges in paediatric surgical disciplines - from outcomes and techniques to perioperative care, multidisciplinary collaboration, and patient-centred decision-making. Whether your work focuses on innovation, clinical pathways, or long-term outcomes, your experience can add meaningful perspective to the discussion.

Browse this and other abstract topics:
🔗 https://bit.ly/3L30hTo

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Serving as a nexus for the wealth of knowledge provided by three leading paediatric societies, the Congress of the European Academy of Paediatric Societies (EAPS) promises to build on the reputation of previous highly successful meetings. Paediatric professionals from around the world will gain unparalleled access to the best scientific research programmes. Firmly established yet dedicated to thinking outside the box, EAPS aims to engage the world’s best in a hearty exchange of experiences and expertise in research and clinical care. Europe's foremost pediatrics subspecialty societies EAP, ESPNIC and ESPR have dedicated their time and formidable talents into organizing an stellar educational/research forum that will celebrate outstanding science in all areas of pediatrics.