Track: Child and Adolescent Health

Child and Adolescent Health

Child and Adolescent Health brings together pediatricians, adolescent medicine specialists, nurses, psychologists, nutritionists, researchers, and public health professionals to discuss advances in child development, mental health, nutrition, vaccination, preventive care, and adolescent wellness. The session highlights early intervention, healthy development, family-centered care, and evidence-based approaches to improving lifelong health outcomes.

Key Discussion Areas
  • Growth, Development and Early Intervention – developmental milestones, growth monitoring, early identification of developmental delays, and evidence-based intervention strategies.
  • Child and Adolescent Mental Health – emotional well-being, behavioral health, ADHD, anxiety, depression, resilience, and early psychological support.
  • Nutrition, Lifestyle and Preventive Healthcare – adolescent nutrition, childhood obesity prevention, healthy lifestyles, vaccination, and preventive pediatric care.
  • School, Community and Digital Health – school health programmes, community pediatrics, adolescent wellness initiatives, digital health tools, and family-centered care.
Benefits of Attending This Session

Pediatricians, adolescent medicine specialists, developmental specialists, nurses, psychologists, nutritionists, public health researchers, healthcare professionals, and early-career researchers will gain practical insights into evidence-based approaches for improving child and adolescent health. The session provides opportunities to present research, exchange clinical experiences, and build collaborations with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the Child and Adolescent Health session cover?

A: It covers child growth and development, adolescent medicine, mental health, nutrition, vaccination, preventive healthcare, school health, community interventions, and digital approaches to adolescent wellness.

Q: Who should attend the Child and Adolescent Health sessions?

A: Pediatricians, adolescent medicine specialists, developmental pediatricians, nurses, psychologists, nutritionists, public health professionals, researchers, academics, healthcare practitioners, and students interested in child and adolescent health.