This extended e-learning programme is suitable for any pharmacy practitioner with an interest in the care of children. We would especially recommend it for community practitioners, pharmacists and pharmacy technicians working in hospital pharmacy and also those who are new to specialist children's services.

The programme considers a wide range of clinical conditions commonly encountered in children, including common childhood infections, respiratory conditions, gastrointestinal conditions and conditions affecting the central nervous system. It looks at the causes and their management, as well as the signs and symptoms that warrant referral to a medical practitioner. Less common medical conditions, such as cardiac conditions and disorders of metabolic pathways are also discussed. This extended e-learning programme also covers general issues relating to the care of children, irrespective of medical condition, such as communication, differences in drug handling, the use of unlicensed and off-label medicines and medication errors.

Effective consultation skills lie at the heart of patient-centred care. Attending this workshop will support you in developing the key consultation skills needed to ensure you are confident in delivering high-quality, patient-centred consultations and will be specifically tailored to support you in working in the general practice environment.

#CPPEconsultationskills

These two linked workshops are aimed at pharmacists planning to tutor a pre-registration pharmacist in 2018/19. They will enable learners to develop their skills, knowledge and behaviours as a pre-registration tutor and to build local networks with other tutors from all sectors of practice.

The workshops have been developed in collaboration with Health Education England and will be running across the HEE South, HEE North and HEE Midlands and East regions.

Please note: this event is for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians participating in the Medicines optimisation in care homes training for pharmacy professionals pathway.

The aim of this two day residential workshop is to support pharmacy professionals to develop the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to carry out effective communication and consultations, and to introduce basic history-taking and clinical assessment skills in a care home setting.

The aim of this programme is to provide you with background knowledge relating to patient safety and risk management, and to give you the opportunity to apply this to practice. It is also intended to help you effectively respond to, and manage, patient safety incidents.

The aim of this study day is to introduce patient history taking and clinical assessment skills for pharmacists working in general practice. During the study day you will have the opportunity to practise and self-assess your skills or have them assessed by peers or clinical tutors.

#CPPEclinicalskills

These two linked workshops are aimed at pharmacists planning to tutor a pre-registration pharmacist in 2018/19. They will enable learners to develop their skills, knowledge and behaviours as a pre-registration tutor and to build local networks with other tutors from all sectors of practice.

The workshops have been developed in collaboration with Health Education England and will be running across the HEE South, HEE North and HEE Midlands and East regions.

These two linked workshops are aimed at pharmacists planning to tutor a pre-registration pharmacist in 2018/19. They will enable learners to develop their skills, knowledge and behaviours as a pre-registration tutor and to build local networks with other tutors from all sectors of practice.

The workshops have been developed in collaboration with Health Education England and will be running across the HEE South, HEE North and HEE Midlands and East regions.

This workshop will provide an overview of the clinical skills required to support respiratory patients to manage their condition and maximise the patient's quality of life. These events are very 'hands on' and for this reason are limited to a maximum of 20 participants.

Please note there is NO pre-workshop activity for this event.

#CPPEasthma

These two linked workshops are aimed at pharmacists planning to tutor a pre-registration pharmacist in 2018/19. They will enable learners to develop their skills, knowledge and behaviours as a pre-registration tutor and to build local networks with other tutors from all sectors of practice.

The workshops have been developed in collaboration with Health Education England and will be running across the HEE South, HEE North and HEE Midlands and East regions.