1. Clinical 1: Suspected sepsis in adults
Recognising suspected sepsis, evaluating risk, escalating care and applying current NICE guidance in adults aged 16 or over.
Learning programme · #P1
Cross-specialty, source-led clinical learning with explanatory assessments.
Designed for healthcare professionals whose work involves clinical decisions, supervision, safety or multidisciplinary care.
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Recognising suspected sepsis, evaluating risk, escalating care and applying current NICE guidance in adults aged 16 or over.
Practical recognition, risk assessment, investigation and early management of acute kidney injury using NICE NG148.
Recognition, assessment, prevention and management of delirium in hospital and long-term care, with particular attention to hypoactive delirium.
Applying NICE NG249 to falls assessment and prevention in older people and adults aged 50 to 64 at higher risk.
Practical VTE risk assessment, hospital prophylaxis principles, and NICE diagnostic pathways for suspected DVT and pulmonary embolism.
Detection of atrial fibrillation, stroke and bleeding risk assessment, anticoagulation principles and review using NICE NG196.
Accurate diagnosis, cardiovascular risk assessment, postural blood pressure, treatment principles and review using NICE NG136.
Individualised goals, cardiovascular and renal risk, medicines review and the 2026 NICE NG28 framework for adults with type 2 diabetes.
Person-centred review of multimorbidity, treatment burden and polypharmacy using NICE NG56.
Identifying people approaching the end of life, planning ahead, communicating uncertainty and applying NICE guidance for the last days of life.