EAPE · PUBLICATIONS & HERITAGE
Shared knowledge.
A lasting record.
Explore selected publications, educational perspectives and records from EAPE’s French-language archive.
EDUCATION THROUGH
Exchange
IDEAS · EXPERIENCE · RESEARCH
Preserving the record of a European educational community.
EDUCATION & PUBLICATIONS
Ideas that inform teaching.
This selection brings together historical work on continuing education, professional exchange and the language of social paediatrics. English introductions accompany links to the original archive.
Continuing medical education in paediatrics
The CESP charter records a European approach to continuing medical education. The archive describes the association’s pedagogical contribution through Marion Crouchman and Claude Billeaud. Original archive text: English.
Continuing education across Europe
Claude Billeaud’s historical perspective describes continuing education as the renewal and development of professional competence after initial training. Original text: French.
Dictionary of Social Paediatrics
An archive entry for Dr Göran Kjellberg’s French–English–Swedish dictionary, reflecting the importance of shared terminology across European paediatric communities.
A European virtual paediatric library
An early proposal for a European media library supporting initial and continuing paediatric education. Presented here as a historical educational initiative. Original text: French.
ASSOCIATION HERITAGE
The people and records behind the work.
The association’s journal
The French archive preserves a journal record with publication imagery, Bordeaux publishing and printing details, and ISSN 1027-9628. It is a record of the association’s publishing heritage, rather than a current issue catalogue.
Budapest General Meeting
Minutes from the 1997 Annual General Meeting offer a contemporary record of the association’s activities and discussions. The record was posted to the archive on 13 May 2010. Original text: French.
MORE THAN A DOCUMENT COLLECTION
Follow the wider story.
Explore how European meetings, educational enquiry and scientific exchange have shaped the association since 1970.
ABOUT THIS COLLECTION
Reading the archive in context.
These are selected historical resources from the association’s French-language website. The English titles and introductions on this page are editorial summaries; linked documents retain their original language and wording.
“Archived” dates refer to the date of the source website entry, which may differ from the date of the underlying publication or meeting. Historical policy and educational material should be read in the context of its time.
The links open source records. Availability of complete documents varies by entry.