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This training is for everyone wherever they work in healthcare and explains in a clear and consistent way what speaking up is and its importance in creating an environment in which people are supported to deliver their best. It will help you understand the vital role you can play and the support available to encourage a healthy speaking up culture for the benefit of patients and workers.
This session provides information on what to do when approached for or engaged in a conversation involving a disclosure of workplace sexual misconduct.
This topic is designed to raise awareness of the impact of living with a learning disability, autism and diabetes.
This Bullying & Harassment in the Workplace training course is for ALL employees. It provides practical steps and conscientious guidance to help prevent, identify and confidently confront bullying and harassment at work. It's CPD accredited and will help you work towards various current legislation.
To support health & social care workers empower people with diabetes to fast safely during
Ramadan.
Ramadan.
Learn how to support people vulnerable to radicalisation by understanding the signs and behaviours and what to do if you have a concern.
This training was developed as a result of Right to be Heard, the Government’s response to the consultation on mandatory training on learning disability and autism for health and social care staff.
MacMillan Cancer Support offer a variety of training including e-learning modules, webinars, virtual classrooms and blended learning opportunities. As these modules are online, you can complete them in your own time and in any location. You will also find videos, interviews with specialists and a range of articles.
Nearly 1,000 GP practices in England are already accredited through this programme. We support these practices to identify and code their veterans, and to appoint a clinical lead who undertakes training and other activities related to veteran healthcare.
Learn how the principles of psychological well-being, communication and interpretation can benefit your work with refugees