• Paediatricians and Paediatric Endocrinologists, including heads of departments, who have a major interest in calcium and bone disorders of childhood
• Research Fellows and Paediatricians in training both as paediatric endocrinologists and more specifically in bone and calcium disorders of childhood
• Basic Scientists who are working in the field of calcium and bone disorders of childhood
• Adult physicians in the field of calcium and bone disorders who are likely to take on the care of children from relevant paediatricians
• Professions allied to medicine e.g. physiotherapists, occupational therapists and nurses etc who are involved in the long term care of children with conditions such as osteogenesis imperfecta
• Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeons
• Dietitians and Nutritionists who may be involved in dealing with children with bone and calcium disorders
• Public Health Physicians who may be involved in programmes such as those providing vitamin D supplementation to children
• Neonatologists with an interest in bone disease of prematurity
• Community and other Paediatricians who may be involved with children with unexplained fractures and possible non-accidental injury
• Radiologists with an interest in skeletal dysplasias or unexplained fracture
• Geneticists who are interested in calcium and bone diseases of children
• Other paediatricians who look after children with chronic diseases that affect bone e.g.nephrologists, hepatologists, rheumatologists

International Conference on Children's Bone Health
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