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Paediatric DGBIs through the Lens of Real Cases
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Secure a space now for our October webinar, where this time Lucy Upton explores paediatric DGBIs through the lens of real cases.

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We're delighted to share our October Webinar with you by leading UK Paediatric Dietitian and voice for children's nutrition, Lucy Upton.
Please find out more below and be sure to register before all spaces get taken.

When the Gut Talks: Paediatric DGBIs through the Lens of Real Cases

Webinar date: Thursday 23^rd October
Time: 7pm-8pm (BST)

In this next instalment of our DGBI webinar series, Lucy draws on her extensive clinical experience to share more compelling case studies of infants affected by Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction (DGBIs). Through real-world examples, she highlights the complexities of these common yet challenging feeding issues, offering practical insights into supporting families with empathy and evidence-based care.

This live and interactive webinar has been created to support Healthcare Professionals in furthering their understanding of the following:

In-Depth Case Studies: Examine real-world case studies focusing on colic, constipation, reflux, and mixed DGBIs, providing valuable insights into these common issues
Interdisciplinary Perspectives: Explore the interdisciplinary aspects of care, highlighting the importance of collaboration across various fields
Practical Insights: Sharing of practical tips and strategies, to equip participants with actionable knowledge
Parental and Carer Lived Experiences: enriching the discussion with personal narratives and insights from Lucy's practice

There will also be an opportunity to put your questions to Lucy during an interactive Q&A session at the end of the webinar.

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