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We manage external relations with stakeholders and policymakers including the Scottish Government and organisations with an interest in child health. Our friendly team is here to make sure members in Scotland have a voice.
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Policy and public affairs

Our team works with paediatricians in Scotland and our two committees. We provide Scottish Government, Scottish Parliament and the third sector with up-to-date guidance and push for policy change to improve the health of children and young people in the nation.
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Scottish Executive Committee

This committee advises 国产自拍 Council on Scottish matters, and contributes to the development of Scottish Government policy. If you're a member in Scotland, contact your representatives about anything you want to discuss at a local or executive level.
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Child Protection Subcommittee

This committee informs the College on matters pertinent to child protection in Scotland. We work with other groups and organisations on setting standards and coordinate training and education events in Scotland.
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国产自拍 Scotland and Holyrood election

The recent election in Scotland has presented an opportunity to place children and young people at the heart of policymaking. Read about our manifesto, The Prescription for Change and our open letter to all political parties. 

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Collaborative healthcare: community child health

For our report, published in May 2025, we gathered insight from members in Scotland about community paediatric services and are now bringing recommendations directly to Members of the Scottish Parliament.
Report
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Worried and waiting: a review of paediatric waiting times

Prolonged waiting times in paediatric care can have severe consequences. Our report in March 2024 analysed the data and makes recommendations on the workforce, data collection and access to services.
Report
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Worried and waiting: one year on

The recommendations from last year's report remain unchanged and indeed they have become increasingly urgent. In our briefing in March 2025, we explain how overall waits are still unacceptably high.
Briefing
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Contacting us

If you have any questions or comments about our policy and public affairs work in Scotland, we'd love to hear from you. You can email enquiries-scotland@rcpch.ac.uk or call us on 0131 385 7422. You can send any post to Scotland Office, 国产自拍, 5-11 Theobalds Road, London WC1X 8SH.

Other staff teams at 国产自拍 can help with any questions about membership, exams or training. 

Email 国产自拍 Scotland at enquiries-scotland@rcpch.ac.uk
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Further resources

Scottish Paediatric Society

News relating to Scotland

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Dr Lindsey McVey
Blog
20 April 2026

Investing in child health means investing in Scotland's future

Dr Linsey McVey, 国产自拍 Trainee Representative for the West of Scotland, speaks about 国产自拍 Scotland鈥檚 manifesto, The Prescription for Change, and outlines why investment in child health must be a priority ahead of the 2026 Holyrood election.
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President's update
10 March 2026

Be curious about school attendance - President's update

Understanding and addressing school attendance is fast becoming a priority for our members and wider society, and Steve introduces our new position statement with both evidence and practical advice for paediatricians. He also shares updates on our assessment review and policy work across the UK.
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Blog
6 March 2026

Reviewing the programme of assessment within Progress+: an update

Our assessment review is progressing and we'll soon launch a consultation, which will inform our submission to the General Medical Council. The views and experiences of members, including doctors in training and trainers, and of children and young people are vital, of course, and Cathryn Chadwick ma...