NHS priorities

Whether it’s to prepare for the next Quality Payments Scheme deadline, or to increase your confidence in helping people with a learning disability, this section provides topic-specific pages that link to current NHS priorities. This section will support you in keeping your knowledge and skills up to date in order to provide high-quality pharmacy services and be service-ready.

Clinical pharmacy

Our clinical portfolio is expanding on a frequent basis, helping you to advance your knowledge and skills and deliver medicines optimisation in practice for all sectors of pharmacy. From two new focal points a year to our small group learning for hospital pharmacists – Optimise – this section focuses on clinical pharmacy, diseases and therapeutics.

Public health

The public health agenda is embedded in pharmacy, yet topics such as emergency contraception or stop smoking support are as prevalent as ever. As well as our public health workshops, use this section to access a wide range of resources to assure and maintain your competence, all underpinned by the Declaration of Competence system.

CPPE Optimise programmes

Covid-19 update: Hard copy Optimise materials are prepared and distributed at CPPE head office which is currently closed. Digital materials can be downloaded on the page for each topic under Facilitator's resources.

Introduction

If you work in a clinical setting you can complete our CPPE Optimise programmes with your colleagues. This learning format provides you with clinically focused learning from experts across the country to help you optimise your patients’ treatment in different topic areas. For more information click here

Select a topic to begin.

Antimicrobial stewardship: focus on optimising antimicrobial prescribing

Best-value biological medicines: Focus on the position of biosimilar medicines

LAST CHANCE

Insulins: focus on adjusting dose according to blood glucose levels

Sepsis: Focus on sepsis management for people in hospital

VTE: focus on reducing the risk of hospital-associated venous thromboembolism

Withdrawn programmes

You can access the withdrawn programmes on the links below. Some of the guides and additional resources have been removed as they may now be out of date. You can still provide feedback and complete the badge.

WITHDRAWN