Learning programmes and assessments

On completion of all aspects of this learning programme you should be able to:

• define what is meant by shared decision making
• describe how shared decision making can improve a consultation from the perspective of a pharmacist and the person that they are consulting with
• demonstrate the use of the tools and techniques outlined in this course to support shared decision making*
• compare these different tools and techniques in order to select those that you will use in practice
• evaluate your ability to use shared decision making in practice.

* To fully meet this learning outcome as part of this programme you will need to arrange role play activities independently. Further details on how to do this are shared as part of the programme. If you are unable or choose not to arrange the role play activities you can achieve this learning outcome through experiential learning and applying what you have learnt from the programme to your practice.

We run our e-courses online in Canvas. After booking, if you have not used Canvas before you will be registered by CPPE and informed of your login details. This e-course is self-directed. This means that you can work through the course at a time and pace that suits you. In Canvas there will be a menu on the left for navigating through each area, so that you can access each unit and its content separately.

• Pharmacists
• Pharmacy technicians
• Trainee pharmacists