This course is designed to reinforce your understanding of whistleblowing. It adds to prior knowledge and further demonstrates the listening and supporting actions you should undertake as a manger when a staff member reports an issue through their management chain.
A short course describing whistleblowing and how to report any concerns that you may have. This course is applicable for those working in general practice throughout the UK.
This training is for clinical and non-clinical staff who would like to optimise the effectiveness with which they view clinical information in the Summary tab of the patient’s Care Record.
This elearning resource provides people working and learning in the NHS with the knowledge and skills to recognise and respond to sexual misconduct. Completing this training will support learners to have sensitive conversations with colleagues about sexual misconduct.
A short course enabling those working in general practice to understand how the 2023 changes to patient access have been implemented, what all practice staff should know, and what they need to do to maintain compliance.
This eLearning course will show how to make sense of and streamline the PPA process, which will enable any errors to be spotted and ensure that practices do not neglect to claim all possible reimbursement.
A short and informative course aimed at helping employers and line managers understand the effect of the menopause and how it can impact individuals in the workplace.
This short course has been designed to provide receptionists and administrators who are new to general practice with an overview of how general practice works, covering a range of subjects from contracts to governance.
The subject of the UK GDPR, the terminology used in the regulation, the rights of data subjects, what constitutes data breaches and how to manage and report a data breach are all explained in this course. Learners will also understand what is meant by the terms 'data mapping' and 'data protection impact assessments', including how to conduct them.
This session gives you the opportunity to think differently about the everyday challenges you may face at work, so you become more imaginative and responsive in your approach.
The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism (Tier 2)
The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism is the government’s preferred and recommended training for health and social care staff.
Oliver’s training is delivered in 2 Tiers. Staff need to complete either Tier 1 or Tier 2. The first part of both Tier 1 and Tier 2 is this elearning.
Everyone will need the elearning regardless of where they work and the Tier of training they require.
This training is for non-clinical members of staff (e.g., Practice/Operations Managers, IT/Data Leads) responsible for configuring EMIS Web at an organisational and/or user level.
Supporting GP registration for people experiencing homelessness
This training programme has been developed to support GP practice staff and complement the new online GP registration service, to reduce the risk of worsening health inequalities for the homeless population.
This elearning programme can be used as a tool to support health and social care organisations with workforce planning. The programme is made up of six steps which will guide the health and social care professional through the principles and activities of planning. It is aimed at anyone who engages in service redesign, restructures and reorganisations but can be appropriately scaled to suite the users’ need dependant on the size of the change.
Significant Events & Safety Incidents - An Overview
A short course designed to inform and educate the learner on the importance of understanding when, why and how to report a significant event or a patient safety incident in general practice.
This short course is designed for all staff working in general practice throughout the UK. The course explains the importance of being able to recognise the signs of sepsis and the correct actions to be taken in order to enhance and safeguard patient safety.
This training is for members of staff who are required to create more sophisticated searches in EMIS Web, using multiple rules, features, and criteria (we recommend that you attend the Basic Searches and Reports training first, before taking this course).
This training is for clinical and non-clinical members of staff who are tasked with running searches and reports on a regular basis, i.e., to identify patient cohorts, for PCN / ICB data requirements, etc. It is also for members of staff who create or amend basic searches and reports.
Level 1 is for all staff working in health and care settings, and provides an introduction to the requirements and responsibilities for Safeguarding Adults.
A course introducing and explaining what risk assessments are, how they are carried out and why we need them in the primary care environment. Included in this course is a section specifically designed to explain COSHH and related regulations.
This course will provide the learner with the necessary skills and knowledge to enable them to effectively carry out Basic Life Support (BLS), it includes the use of an automated external defibrillator on an child. This course is appropriate for anyone working in general practice throughout the UK.
This course will provide the learner with the necessary skills and knowledge to enable them to effectively carry out basic life support (BLS), it includes guidance on the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED). This course is appropriate for anyone working in general practice throughout the UK.
Module 4 concludes the Receptionists in General Practice masterclass. It continues to provide the learner with an increased understanding and knowledge of the role of a receptionist in general practice. This module looks at access, disability, LBGTQ+, Veterans and health and safety. The purpose of this final module, and the three previous modules, is to enable the learner to gain an insight into the many elements associated with receptionists and how they can achieve success in their role.
Receptionists in General Practice Masterclass- Module 3
Module 3 of this masterclass continues to provide the learner with a deepening knowledge of the receptionist's role in general practice, with particular attention to conflict resolution and complaints. The purpose of the four modules of the course is to enable the learner to gain an insight into the many elements associated with receptionists and how they can achieve success in their role.
Receptionists in General Practice Masterclass - Module 2
Module 2 of this masterclass provides the learner with a continued introduction to the receptionist's role in general practice, with attention to communication and telephone skills. The purpose of the four modules of the course is to enable the learner to gain an insight into the many elements associated with receptionists and how they can achieve success in their role.
Receptionists in General Practice Masterclass - Module 1
Module 1 of this masterclass provides the learner with an introduction to the receptionist's role in general practice, in particular, etiquette, behaviour and confidentiality. The purpose of the four modules of this course is to enable the learner to gain an insight into the many elements associated with receptionists and how they can achieve success in their role.
The aim of this learning session is to introduce the Reasonable Adjustment Digital Flag and how this can be used to address some of the significant health inequalities experienced by people living with a disability or impairment.
Our programme of support for new members of practice or PCN management staff is tailored to their individual roles. Through a series of sessions we introduce them to different aspects of general practice, and to the One Care teams who will be able to support them in their job. We also provide contacts for system partners.
The purpose of this masterclass is to provide learners with a thorough introduction to practice management in primary healthcare. Module 6 is the final module in this masterclass and it centres on elements of complaints, whistleblowing and significant events.
The purpose of this masterclass is to provide learners with a thorough introduction to practice management in primary healthcare. Module 5 centres on elements of patient safety and standards, along with medical equipment and testing.
The purpose of this masterclass is to provide learners with a thorough introduction to practice management in primary healthcare. Module 4 centres on leadership, values and the NHS Constitution.
The purpose of this masterclass is to provide learners with a thorough introduction to practice management in primary healthcare. Module 3 centres on contracts, revalidation, CQC and indemnity.
The purpose of this masterclass is to provide learners with a thorough introduction to practice management in primary healthcare. Module 2 centres on strategy, business planning, managing change and continuous improvement.
The purpose of this masterclass is to provide learners with a thorough introduction to practice management in primary healthcare. The course aims to introduce and cover all the elements of practice management in six digestible modules. Module 1 focuses on recruitment, staff, training and confidentiality.
We help practices understand the funding streams available to them and how to maximise income from them. This includes advice on how best to monitor income,how to create budgets and how to create cashflow forecasts. We also offer reviews of your practice finances and claims process. This confidential assessment can identify areas for improvement, as well as giving you the reassurance that your processes are robust.
All staff working in healthcare should understand the fundamental components of patient safety. This short course explains four key elements of patient safety and what everyone working in healthcare can do to ensure that patient safety is not compromised.
A programme of support for new members of practice or PCN management staff which is tailored to their individual roles. Through a series of sessions they are introduced to different aspects of general practice, and to the One Care teams who will be able to support them in their job.
Resources to help practices encourage use of the NHS App include:
• guidance and promotional materials for patients
• App functionality guidance for practices
• strategies and case studies for increasing use of the App
• best practice for SMS messaging
• access to training for staff and patients
• links to local organisations providing support
• FAQs
This training is for new starters in administrative roles, e.g., reception/prescription teams, and other members of staff who need to view but not add patient information.