E-learning Hub

E-learning

Welcome to the E-learning page.

The PrescQIPP courses are all CPD accredited and several also carry a NICE endorsement statement

Please click here to watch a 'fly through' video on the PrescQIPP E-learning home page, where you can also register to access the

available courses listed below.

We have put together a LOGIN Guide for Health Care Professionals<click here>

We can email you as new courses become available. Just fill in the form from this link and we'll add you to our mailing

list. http://www.elmmb.nhs.uk/enquiry-form/

Information on training available for Care Home Staff is availablehere

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The learning from this course is supported by several videos from Lelly

Oboh, consultant pharmacist for older people at Guy's and St Thomas'

Hospital and the NHS Specialist Pharmacy Service who talks about the

practical application of each module to clinical practice.

Further information about the course and how to access the course is

included in the attached flyer

This e-learning course is CPD certified and is aimed at medicines

management teams, GPs practice pharmacists and non-medical prescribers.

The course is split into eight bite sized modules and a final assessment.

Further information about the course and how to access the course is

included in the attached flyer.

NEW FOR 2021 - updated version [supersedes previous concise & full versions]

This course is aimed at GPs, nurse prescribers, PCN and practice pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, medicines optimisation teams and community pharmacists.

It is an update to the original 2017 courses and reflects the increased knowledge and evidence in this area.

Further information about this new updated course and how to access the course is included in the attached flyer

This course is designed for medicines management teams, GPs, practice nurses, practice pharmacists and non-medical prescribers.

The course should take around 2.5 hours in total to complete, although it is recommended that is is done in short sections rather than the whole course at once, to allow sufficient time to read the accompanying references for the particular module. Further information about the course and how to access it is included in the attached flyer

NEW 2020 Course - contains significant updates to previous module

The CPD certified Practice Medicines Co-ordinators (PMC) e-learning package

is aimed at non-clinical staff in GP practices that manage the repeat

prescribing process.

The course is split into eight bite sized modules and a final assessment.

Further information about the course and how to access the course is

included in the attached flyer

The Care Homes 1 e-learning package is aimed at all care home staff

involved with managing medicines. It is the first of several planned e-learning

packages for Care Homes and includes 9 modules in addition to three case

studies to help apply learning to practice.

Further information about the course and how to access the course is

included in the attached flyer.

The Care Homes 2 e-learning package builds on the content covered in the

Medicines use in care homes course 1and includes 7 modules focusing on

key topics, in addition to three case studies that will help apply learning to

practice.

Further information about the course and how to access the course is

included in the attached flyer.

This is the first of two e-learning courses and is based on guideline 67 from

NICE which was published in March 2017.

It focuses on the medicine-related processes which social care providers

need to consider in relation to medicines use.

Further information about the course and how to access the course is

included in the attached flyer

This is the second course covering the subject and is based on guideline 67

from NICE which was published in March 2017.

This second course focuses on the practical issues relating to the provision of

medicines administration by social care providers

Further information about the course and how to access the course is

included in the attached flyer