The next Menopause Special Skills (MSS) Course will take place online on Wednesday 26 and Thursday 27 November. This aims to extend knowledge and to develop confidence in the management of female patients at midlife and beyond. If you’re a doctor or prescribing healthcare professional working in women’s health—whether in primary care, sexual health, community […]
Target audience: Anyone undertaking the role of notes summarising. Aim of the Course: To provide delegates with the knowledge and understanding of how to summarise a medical record, understanding the importance of an accurate historical record. They will be guided through the process of how to organise the medical record being confident they are summarising […]
Target audience: Any non-clinical member of the practice team who wishes to improve their skills or even just have a refresh. New members to the admin or reception team as part of their introductory training. Aim of the Course: A key part of the Reception role in General Practice is receiving and making telephone calls. […]
Feeling drained, overwhelmed, or pulled in too many directions? In this one hour session, Dr Maria Mastrantonio will guide you through a simple but powerful reflective tool that you can return to each week or month to check where your energy is going. You will come away with greater clarity on what truly needs your […]
Aim of the Course: By the end of this workshop delegates should have improved their understanding of medical terminology and the systems within the body. They should be able to use this knowledge at work to enhance their understanding of terms and abbreviations which in turn will increase effectiveness and job satisfaction. Key Objective: · […]
Aim of the Course: To provide delegates with the knowledge and understanding of how to summarise a medical record, understanding the importance of an accurate historical record. They will be guided through the process of how to organise the medical record being confident they are summarising correctly and in line with the Good Practice Guidelines […]
