CIRCAN attends PAS 2025

The Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) Meeting is a leading international conference where paediatricians, nurses, researchers, and healthcare professionals share the latest scientific advances in child health and paediatric care. PAS April 2025 WAS WELL REPRESENTED BY CIRCAN: Professor Richard McGee (University of Newcastle, CIRCAN Co-Chair) and Professor Cameron Grant (University of Auckland) were invited speakers […]

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CIRCAN 2025 Symposium on 11th November: Register Now!

We invite all CIRCAN members and those interested in Paediatric inpatient research to please join us at our 2025 Symposium on 11th of November 2025 at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead. The program will include presentation and updates for CIRCAN’s research projects on paediatric research proioritisation, asthma and IV line trials and more. There will […]

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CIRCAN goes global with INSPIRE

We’re excited to share that CIRCAN has been featured as one of the leading paediatric inpatient research networks in the recently published article “International Networks for Pediatric Inpatient Research and Excellence (INSPIRE)” in the Journal of Hospital Medicine. This article highlights global efforts to strengthen research for children and recognises CIRCAN’s role in advancing multicentre […]

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CIRCAN visits PIRN Canada

On February 24th and 25th, Professor Amanda Ullman (Co-chair CIRCAN) represented CIRCAN as an invited guest speaker at the Paediatric Inpatient Research Network (PIRN) Strategic Retreat and ACT Trial Workshop, held in Toronto, Canada. The event brought together leading researchers, clinicians, and patient partners from across the globe to discuss PIRN’s strategic priorities, network growth, […]

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CIRCAN contributes to SENTINEL paper

We’re pleased to share that CIRCAN contributed to the BMJ Open article “Sepsis epidemiology in Australian and New Zealand children (SENTINEL): protocol for a multicountry prospective observational study.” This prospective, multicentre observational landscape analysis will enrol children (0–18 years) presenting with suspected community-acquired sepsis across 12 emergency departments in Australia and New Zealand (PREDICT network). […]

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