This is the second of our field reports from the RCPCH St David's Day Conference 2020. This episode includes an amazingly enlightening interview with Dr Chris van Tulleken (from CBBC's Operation Ouch) about the influence of the formula industry on medicine and what we can do as a professionals to stop this. This is followed by an interview with Dr Hannah Davies (PAFTA Lead, Wales) with an insight into behind the scenes of this years PAFTAs.

Episode 1 of the field reports from the RCPCH St David's Day Conference 2020. Featuring exclusive interviews with David Tuthill (RCPCH officer for Wales and consultant paediatrician), Dr Frank Atherton (Chief medical officer), Dr Amy McNaughton (Public Health Wales) and Dr Ciaran Humphreys (Public Health Wales).

This week we are joined by Leona Walsh (Manager for the Professional Support Unit in Wales), who talks us through what the PSU is and how it offers support to trainees in Wales.

This week Dr Thomas Cromarty (Dragon Bytes host) and Dr Gavin Forbes (Consultant Paediatric Microbiologist, University Hospital of Wales) discuss the use of cultures in microbiology.

Dr Sophie Constantinou (MRCPCH Clinical Exam Teaching Lead, Wales) takes us through a quiz based on the abdominal examination for the MRCPCH Clinical exam.

This week Dr Graham Shortland (Consultant in Inherited Metabolic Disease, University Hospital of Wales) and Dr Assim Javaid (Dragon Bytes host) discuss how inherited metabolic disease may present as intellectual disability.

This week we discuss another reflection sent in anonymously by a paediatric trainee in Wales, which focuses on the difficulty of dealing with uncertainty in practice. Dragon Bytes host Dr Assim Javaid is joined by Dr Yvette Cloete (Consultant General Paediatrician, Nevill Hall Hospital) and Lizzie Nickerson (Consultant Community Paediatrician, Nevill Hall Hospital) to discuss the issues raised by the reflection.

Dr Sophie Constantinou (MRCPCH Clinical Exam Teaching Lead, Wales) takes us through her tips for the abdominal examination as needed for the MRCPCH clinical examination.

Dr Kate Burke (Neonatal GRID trainee, Wales and Welsh Clinical Academic Track Fellow) discusses developing a career in research with Dragon Bytes host Dr Stacey Harris. Dr Kate Burke touches on how she got involved with research and a PhD, the highs of academia, the challenges she faced and the advice she has for paediatric trainees for developing their research skills.

Dr Graham Shortland (Consultant in Inherited Metabolic Disease, University Hospital of Wales) talks to Dr Assim Javaid (Dragon Bytes host)about recognising metabolic disease and in the sick child.