SALUD DE GREENWICH
SEMINARIOS WEB
Brindando a la atención primaria en Greenwich el apoyo que se merece
Seminarios web de salud de Greenwich
The Greenwich Training Hub is committed to supporting the development, wellbeing and career progression of the clinical ARRS workforce across the Royal Borough of Greenwich.
These resources have been developed to support clinicians working within Primary Care Networks (PCNs), helping them access training opportunities, professional networks, career development support and workforce resources throughout their careers.
Our clinical ARRS workforce includes:
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Clinical Pharmacists
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Pharmacy Technicians
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First Contact Physiotherapists
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Paramedics
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Physician Associates
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Dietitians
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Mental Health Practitioners
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Advanced Nurse Practitioners
Working closely with PCNs, practices and system partners, the Greenwich Training Hub aims to ensure ARRS clinicians feel supported, connected and valued within primary care. Through education, networking, workforce initiatives and professional development opportunities, we are committed to helping build a confident, skilled and sustainable workforce that can continue to deliver excellent care for Greenwich residents.
Whether you are new to your role or an experienced practitioner looking to further develop your skills, we hope you find these resources useful in supporting your professional journey and helping you make the most of the opportunities available within Greenwich Primary Care.
Centro de formación en salud de Greenwich
Comprometidos con nuestra fuerza laboral
El Greenwich Health Training Hub está diseñado para satisfacer las necesidades educativas del equipo multidisciplinario de atención primaria en Greenwich. Además nos permite colaborar y reunir proveedores de la comunidad y autoridades locales.
E-learning course | Information |
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Anticoagulation; stroke prevention in Atrial Fibrillation | This is useful for practices who want a refresher on managing anticoagulation treatment. This course covers NICE guideline 196; assessing stroke and bleeding risk, Anticoagulant treatment options, Choice of anticoagulant, Safe prescribing of DOACs in people with renal impairment, Co-prescribing of anticoagulants and antiplatelets and Patient information for people |
Optimising medicines for adults with type 2 diabetes | This course updates practitioners on the content of the NICE management of type 2 diabetes in adults guidelines, and illustrates how the principles of medicines optimisation can be used to improve patient care, safety and outcomes. |
Polypharmacy and deprescribing | This course covers the concepts of polypharmacy and deprescribing, describes when polypharmacy may be appropriate or inappropriate and how this occurs. It provides practical advice on the initiation of medicines including shared decision-making with patients. |
Practice Medicines Co-ordinators | This course is designed for non-clinical staff in GP practices who manage the repeat prescribing process. It covers: Introduction and medication basics; Information sources and prescription requirements; Electronic Prescription Service; Repeat prescribing; Medicines in care homes; Dispensing Appliance Contractors; Hospital discharge information; Formularies, traffic lights, “specials” and prescribing incentive schemes; Self-care and Community pharmacy; Diabetes, asthma and COPD |
Reducing opioid prescribing in chronic pain | This e-learning course will help equip healthcare professionals to tackle the growth in opioid prescribing and improve care for patients with chronic pain |
Anticholinergic burden | This course identifies how the anticholinergic burden can be assessed for individual patients and provides examples of medication reviews for those with a high burden |
Dependence Forming Medications | This course covers the statistics around the use of DFMs, opioids, benzodiazepines & z-drugs and gabapentin & pregabalin. It offers practical advice regarding the initiation of these medicines and how long-term use can be reviewed and managed. Case studies and advice from two GPs with a special interest in this area support the learning. |
Please contact the Greenwich Medicine Team at: greenwich.pharmacy@selondconics.nhs.uk for the access code.
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