The aim of this online workshop is to update your clinical knowledge of the pharmaceutical management of several long-term neurological conditions to enable you to help facilitate the seamless transfer of care for people living with these conditions between different care settings. You will consider how to support people living with multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s and Acquired Brain Injury.
This programme offers you the tools for taking a person-centred dermatological clinical history and recognising the typical signs and symptoms of several common skin conditions. It will also help you, in a community setting, to support people with common skin conditions to self-manage their symptoms.
This course teaches you how to identify and classify the 4 types of Acute Medication Requests. You will understand how to apply appropriate decision-making skills when deciding whether to issue, refuse or refer an Acute Medication Request. You will also understand what factors need to be considered when processing an Acute Medication Request.
The aim of this course is to equip you with the knowledge, skills and behaviours that you need to begin undertaking person-centred structured medication reviews.
EMIS Web GP System training, an introduction into EMIS Web, Home screen Overview, find a patient, adding a consultation, medication screen, actioning tasks, ordering blood tests, investigation screen, letters and communications.
The Pharmacy in Primary Care programme is aimed at hospital-based trainee pharmacists to aid their learning of the Community Pharmacy contract and provision of unscheduled care in the community. The programme will also introduce trainees to the role of the General Practice (GP) Pharmacist.
A series of four modules to aid the education of Community Pharmacy by hospital-based trainee pharmacists, to supplement Community Pharmacy practice-based learning: looking at the Community Pharmacy contract, services provided, and provision of unscheduled care to the public together with learning focusing on the role of the GP Pharmacist.
This e-learning programme provides key information about repeat dispensing, practical implications of implementing the service and how to use electronic repeat dispensing. It is an interactive programme including videos, quizzes and reflective exercises.
On completion of all aspects of this learning programme you should be able to:
This Primary care essentials e-course is a standalone module. However, it also forms part of the Primary care pharmacy education pathway which is the training for pharmacy professionals with roles in primary care networks (PCN). You can access the pathway here.
The aim of this e-course is to introduce the fundamentals of new roles in primary care for those who are not eligible for the Primary care pharmacy education pathway.
This e-course will cover NHS structure and primary care, introduction to local general practice and care homes, medicines optimisation, medication review, prescribing and repeat prescribing, prescribing data, clinical information technology systems, audits, evidence-based use of medicines, working with the multidisciplinary team and person-centred professionalism.
By working through the activities in each unit and focusing on the tasks relating to your role, you will develop knowledge, skills, experience, and behaviours to support you in a role in primary care.
We have structured the programme into ten learning units and we estimate that you will probably need to commit between eight to ten hours of learning per unit to gain maximum benefit from the programme.