Resource Library

Presentations from the speakers at the CP Training Hub Conference on Wednesday 24th May 2023 at Kingsgate, Peterborough.

A collection of Safeguarding Level 3 resources for primary care clinician peer learning/study groups, to support discussion and reflection on Perplexing Presentations and Fabricated & Induced Illness.

Monthly update from The Medicines Optimisation Team followed by presentation on Medicines Quality

A gentle dive into the very complex world of diversity and inclusivity with messages of how we can improve our culture in the NHS.

This CPD certified course is aimed at non-clinical staff in GP practices that manage the repeat prescribing process and is a significant update to the original 2017 version.

The accredited course is designed to provide a nationally accredited unit of BSL skills for people who work in healthcare services that may come into contact with Deaf people or colleagues. These may be as patients, service users, friends or relatives of patients

The aim of this programme is to develop your skills and confidence to support people living with chronic pain. You will consider the safe and effective use of medicines, focusing on opioids, and how to use a person-centred approach to empower people to live well with pain.

The VPR education pathway programme aims to up-skill health and care professionals across England through a comprehensive education pathway led by RSPH and NHS England.

Common Mental Health Problems Training Film for nurses and Allied Health Professionals working with Adults in Primary Care.

With the pressures of work and life, being active can sometimes seems unattainable. C&P Staff Support Hub have rolled-out a series of follow-along routines of varying lengths to fit into your working day.

A training opportunity is available to develop mental health skills and knowledge within primary care. This training is fully funded and will be delivered by Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust.

E-learning to build the confidence and knowledge of Community Pharmacists in recognising the signs and symptoms of cancer as well as being able to provide effective support to People Living with Cancer.