
Championing Child Health Across Papua New Guinea
Who Are We?
The Paediatric Society of Papua New Guinea, founded in 1975, is a professional medical society dedicated to advancing child and adolescent health. With a growing membership of over 100 pediatricians, trainees, nurses, and health workers, the Society works closely with the National Department of Health and the University of Papua New Guinea. The Society's key roles include setting national standards for pediatric care, advising on health policies, raising community awareness, supporting medical training, and offering continued professional development and peer support. ​​
Our Role
The roles of the Paediatric Society to develop and maintain standards of paediatric clinical care and public health, according to the latest evidence. The Society is the custodian of clinical guidelines, and ensures they are kept up to date. Read more...
