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Survival Toolkit

This Primary Care Survival Toolkit is aimed at primary care health professionals looking to build resilience. This toolkit covers wellbeing, career development and support around workloads and capacity. The aim of this toolkit is to support primary care professionals to cope with the pressures they face both systemic and seasonal. As new resources or support…

GP Resources

A compilation of Educational resources for GP’s compiled by Integrated Care Support Services. Click below to view in full

Supported Return to Training

The London & Kent, Surrey and Sussex Supported Return to Training (SuppoRTT) programme aims to support all trainees to safely and confidently return to training after a sustained period of absence. Further information and how to apply can be found at; london.hee.nhs.uk/professional-development/supported-return-training and kss.hee.nhs.uk/resources-information/supporrt/

Clinical Systems Training – EMIS

NWL Learning Hub offers a wide range of training for EMIS from beginners courses to more advanced level training on specific tasks such as searches and reporting, referrals and configuring the appointment book. To find out more details and book on to this training visit NWL Learning Hub.

Clinical Systems Training – SystmOne

NWL Learning Hub offers a wide range of training for SystmOne from beginners courses to more advanced level training on specific tasks or for specific roles such as Advanced training for administrators, reporting, referrals and clinician training. To find out more details and book on to this training visit NWL Learning Hub.

How to reinvent yourself from darkness

Hepatology teaching session

Click to download the slides from this training that was hosted on the 9th November;How to identify and prevent chronic liver disease and Approach to abnormal to Liver blood. See here for the NWL Hepatology Guidelines.

Advanced Diabetes PITstop

You are applying for an advanced injectables course for diabetes. Funding is scarce and we have more applicants than places. Places will go to individuals who can demonstrate that the course will be put into practice by increasing the number of injectables started in primary care. You will need to seek approval from your PCN…