Shared paediatric and public health vision of a digital child health booklet. the digital booklet will empower parents and adolescents, provide access to personal health irrespective of place or time, improve sharing health information among care professionals, thus ensuring continuity of care and limiting redundancy of investigations and in addition, and provide data for public health research and monitoring. challenges and solutions will be shared with the audience. in the third presentation, silja kosola from finland will present a finnish vision for school health care where professionals trained in public health and medicine collaborate with each other as well as with teachers for the benefit of children and adolescents. this multidisciplinary collaboration across governing bodies is especially important as finland undergoes a national reform of social and health care services. after the three presentations, we engage the audience by asking for their experiences and sharing the examples of collaborations between public health and paediatrics, as well as barriers and facilitators. at the end of the workshop, we would like to summarize the results of the workshop in an overview of preliminary best practices. key messages: global climatic, societal and politic developments reveal potential risks for child health cand health care, which must be countered effectively, sustainably and equitably. greater integration of prevention across sectors is elemental and can be achieved through interprofessional partnerships