To book a place on a training session, please click on your chosen event and register through the link provided.
Please note, these events are for staff employed within the Lancashire and South Cumbria healthcare system only.
Events
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Mental Health Awareness for Primary Care
Other TrainingThis course looks at the minimum skills required for any primary care clinician to support someone encountering mental health problems. It includes demystifying mental health, basic communication skill requirements, brief history taking and assessment skills as well as effective support options available and safety netting. Patient onward referral pathways and local support options will be […]
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Chaperoning Training
Non-Clinical Staff TrainingPlaces are limited . If you cannot attend this training, please ensure you have cancelled your place so that others can book on. OVERVIEW The course aims to really expand the understanding and knowledge of chaperoning in primary care. The course examines the problematic stereotypes of which patients will be offered a chaperone and […]
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Clinical Skills Practice Workshop Lytham
Lytham Primary Care Centre Victoria Street Lytham FY8 5DZ Lytham Primary Care Centre Victoria Street Lytham FY8 5DZGeneral EventsNew for 2023 Lancashire and South Cumbria Training Hub are offering Clinical Skills Practice Workshops! Available throughout the year at different locations you will be able to experience a hands on approach with the support of a clinical educator! Topics covered in the sessions are: Venepuncture Obtaining a Manual Blood pressure Injection Technique Cervical […]
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SPS Webinar – Chronic liver disease in primary care: an on the couch conversation.
General EventsA practical webinar to help guide primary care pharmacy professionals on how to appropriately manage patients with chronic liver disease in the community. Date 27 April 2023 Location On-line 13:00 - 14:00 About the Event Our SPS Clinical Fellow, Kieran Reynolds; who is a liver speacialist by background; will be in coversation with Helen Boothman […]