Training Resources Hub

An RCGP eLearning resource supporting primary care CPD in child and adolescent mental health. It provides practical guidance, clinical tools and learning materials to support assessment and management of mental health presentations in children and young people in general practice.

A programme of paediatric education and training for healthcare professionals, delivered by Evelina London Children’s Hospital. The site provides access to courses, learning resources and development opportunities supporting the care of infants, children and young people.

These courses offers practical, skills-focused training to support staff working in primary care. Designed particularly for those new to general practice or developing in their roles, these courses build confidence in core competencies and strengthen understanding of how primary care settings operate. These accessible, locally delivered courses provide a strong foundation for safe, effective patient care and ongoing professional development. 

A collection of locally tailored clinical best-practice guides from Clinical Effectiveness South East London (CESEL) for healthcare professionals in primary care. The guides support evidence-based management of common long-term conditions and pathways in south east London and are designed to complement CPD and quality improvement in general practice.

Maudsley Learning offers a range of free mental health training courses for health and social care staff working in South East London. Delivered as short, practical sessions, these courses build knowledge, skills and confidence in supporting mental wellbeing and having effective conversations in everyday practice.

An RCGP eLearning resource supporting primary care CPD in child and adolescent mental health. It provides practical guidance, clinical tools and learning materials to support assessment and management of mental health presentations in children and young people in general practice.

The South East London Workforce Development Hub (SELWDH) Joint Injection Courses offer practical, hands-on training for primary care clinicians to develop confidence in assessing and managing common musculoskeletal conditions. Delivered by experienced trainers, these sessions support safe, effective care closer to home and help expand local access to joint injection services within general practice. 

Arthritis UK offers dedicated training and professional development resources for health and care professionals working with people affected by arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions. Their programme includes educational materials, workshops and learning tools focused on improving understanding of arthritis, enhancing clinical skills, and supporting patient-centred care.

This toolkit provides guidance and educational resources to help general practice teams deliver high-quality care for people with learning disabilities. It includes information on annual health checks, communication strategies and improving access to primary care services for patients with additional needs.

The Oliver McGowan training programme aims to improve healthcare professionals’ knowledge and understanding of learning disabilities and autism. It focuses on reducing health inequalities by improving communication, recognising reasonable adjustments and ensuring that services are inclusive and accessible for people with learning disabilities and autistic individuals.

This training provides health and care professionals with an introduction to the Universal Care Plan (UCP) – a London-wide digital care planning system that supports personalised, coordinated care across services. Participants will learn how to create and update care plans, record patient preferences and support needs, and use the UCP to improve communication and integrated working across health and care settings.

This national e-learning programme provides structured training for healthcare professionals working with older people living with frailty. Modules cover recognising and assessing frailty, communicating effectively with patients and carers, and managing frailty within integrated care systems. The programme is suitable for multidisciplinary teams and supports continuing professional development.

This comprehensive resource hub provides practical guidance, training materials and clinical tools to support healthcare professionals caring for older adults living with frailty. It includes evidence-based guidance on identifying frailty, managing complex needs and developing effective frailty services within community and primary care settings. The hub is particularly useful for clinicians looking to strengthen their understanding of frailty assessment and multidisciplinary care approaches.

The Primary Care Dermatology Society provides webinars, learning resources and educational events focused on common dermatological conditions seen in primary care. Topics include skin cancer recognition, inflammatory skin conditions and practical management strategies for GPs and primary care clinicians.

This page provides information on upcoming training events, webinars and educational opportunities organised or promoted by the South East London Cancer Alliance. The sessions are designed for healthcare professionals across primary, community and secondary care and focus on improving cancer awareness, early diagnosis and patient support. The page also links to on-demand modules, recorded webinars and learning opportunities from partner organisations.

This page from the South East London Cancer Alliance provides a series of bite-sized educational modules designed to support primary care professionals with early cancer recognition and referral. The short modules (around 10 minutes each) focus on specific cancers and clinical scenarios, including lung, pancreatic and ovarian cancer, as well as topics such as FIT testing and managing breast symptoms in primary care. Developed with clinical input from GP cancer leads and specialists, the resources aim to refresh knowledge of cancer symptoms and highlight local diagnostic pathways.

This short video explores the importance of preventing long-term conditions through early intervention and healthy lifestyle choices. It highlights how factors such as physical activity, diet and preventative care can help reduce the risk of developing chronic diseases later in life. The video provides a useful overview for primary care staff interested in the role prevention plays in supporting healthier ageing and improving long-term population health.

MECC training supports healthcare professionals to use everyday interactions with patients to promote healthy behaviours. The resources provide practical techniques for brief interventions around lifestyle factors such as smoking, alcohol use, diet and physical activity.

Designed by our Primary Care Support Team, the CQC Toolkit is a comprehensive resource to help practices prepare confidently for CQC inspections.

Covering all key inspection areas, the toolkit provides practical guidance, resources, and support to help you demonstrate compliance and readiness.

The e-Learning for Healthcare (e-LfH) Sexual and Reproductive Health programme, developed in conjunction with the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (CoSRH), provides flexible, online learning covering core and advanced topics in contraception and sexual health. Designed for multidisciplinary teams, it supports accessible, self-directed CPD aligned with national standards.

The RCGP Sexual Health Training programme offers structured, accredited learning to support GPs and primary care teams in developing competence in sexual and reproductive healthcare. Combining theory with practical application, it supports high-quality, patient-centred care within general practice.

SHIP Sexual Health Training provides practical, clinically focused education to support primary care professionals in delivering safe, evidence-based sexual health services. The programme strengthens knowledge in contraception, STI management and holistic sexual health care, helping clinicians build confidence in everyday consultations.

This module, from South East London Cancer Alliance, provides healthcare professionals with an overview of melanoma, focusing on early recognition, assessment and referral pathways. Participants will develop an understanding of risk factors, common clinical presentations, the use of skin assessment tools, and current guidance for urgent referral and diagnosis. The module also explores patient education and prevention strategies.

A comprehensive programme of dermatology education designed for primary care clinicians. Their events include essential dermatology series, dermoscopy training, practical primary care workshops and an annual conference, all aimed at improving confidence, diagnostic skills and everyday management of skin conditions in general practice.

A new series of dermatology education webinars is being delivered for South East London primary care teams, led by community dermatology consultant Naomi Kemp in collaboration with DermAcademy. These online sessions will highlight and promote the SEL Primary Care Dermatology Guidelines, including recent updates, helping clinicians access clear, practical guidance for everyday dermatology presentations in general practice.

The Resuscitation Council provides nationally recognised training in life support and emergency care. Courses include Basic Life Support and Immediate Life Support, supporting healthcare professionals to recognise and respond effectively to deteriorating or critically unwell patients. Online training is also available for those wanting to qualify as BLS Instructors.

The Action on Pre-eclampsia (APEC) professional area brings together current guidance, research and recommendations on antenatal care and the management of pre-eclampsia. Healthcare professionals can access online learning, downloadable resources, updated NICE guidance and information about APEC’s multidisciplinary study days.

Effective Communication for Pregnancy Loss Care is a free, online FutureLearn course developed by UCL to help healthcare professionals build the knowledge and confidence to communicate with compassion and sensitivity following pregnancy loss. Using evidence-based approaches, the course explores the emotional impact of pregnancy loss, the principles of person-centred communication, and practical strategies for supporting patients and families during some of their most difficult moments. Flexible and self-paced, the course requires around two hours of study per week and offers the opportunity to gain accreditation and a digital certificate on completion.

This online library brings together trusted women’s health guidance and educational resources for GPs and primary care professionals, including national guidance and materials from the RCGP, CoSRH and RCOG.

This module supports healthcare professionals to manage perimenopausal symptoms from assessment to follow-up, with a focus on personalised treatment and shared decision-making. Stop & Think moments and expert videos explore key issues, including the benefits and risks of HRT.

To experience this module in virtual reality, contact the training hub to enquire about using our virtual reality headsets, available to primary care staff in South East London.

This Padlet brings together key information, tools and links on topics such as menopause support, menstrual health, contraception, pre-conception care and other women’s health issues. It is designed to support healthcare professionals, local partners and community members with practical resources to improve access to care and empower informed decision-making across the life course.