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10 published modulesA ten-module applied professional programme on confidentiality, information governance and current UK data-protection practice, with four-nation awareness and the CLEAR professional-judgement framework.
Audience: Doctors practising in the UK, with particular relevance to SAS doctors, locally employed doctors, consultants, resident doctors and international medical graduates. Selected material is also relevant to nurses, allied health professionals, managers and other staff handling confidential health information.
Certificate process: automatic · Open programme →
12 published modulesA 12-module pre-prescribing foundation programme covering clinical assessment, applied pharmacology, safe prescribing, medicines optimisation, monitoring, patient partnership, antimicrobial stewardship and prescribing governance. Preparatory education only; it does not confer prescribing authority, qualification, register annotation or employer authorisation.
Audience: Registered nurses, pharmacists and other eligible regulated professionals preparing for formal prescribing education. Completion is educational preparation only and is not a substitute for regulator-approved training, supervised practice, registration/annotation or employer governance.
Certificate process: automatic · Open programme →
10 published modulesA ten-module applied programme on safe prescribing, medicines reconciliation, individualised treatment decisions, dose and formulation, polypharmacy, monitoring, adverse reactions, controlled drugs, shared-care interfaces, medication incidents and professional judgement.
Audience: Healthcare professionals involved in prescribing or medicines management across UK clinical settings, with particular relevance to doctors working in SAS, consultant, resident, locally employed and international graduate roles, and useful multidisciplinary context for pharmacists, nurses and allied professionals.
Certificate process: automatic · Open programme →
15 published modulesA 15-module pathway combining the 12 prescribing-foundation modules with three nurse-specific modules on NMC prescribing routes, readiness for approved prescribing education and transition into safe workplace practice. It does not confer V300/V150/V100 status, NMC approval, register annotation or employer authorisation.
Audience: Registered nurses or midwives exploring or preparing for NMC-approved prescribing education, and employers/educators supporting that preparation. This ClinicalEdu pathway is not an NMC-approved prescribing programme.
Certificate process: automatic · Open programme →
10 published modulesA ten-module applied programme connecting law, ethics, professional regulation, human rights, confidentiality, safeguarding, candour, raising concerns, probity and complex decision-making across UK healthcare.
Audience: Healthcare professionals across UK clinical settings, with particular relevance to SAS doctors, consultants, resident doctors, locally employed doctors and international graduates, and useful multidisciplinary context for nurses, pharmacists and allied professionals.
Certificate process: automatic · Open programme →
15 published modulesA 15-module pathway combining the 12 prescribing-foundation modules with three pharmacist-specific modules on the GPhC prescribing architecture, formal IP development where required, and transition into a safe prescribing role. It does not create GPhC annotation, replace an approved IP route or confer employer authorisation.
Audience: Registered pharmacists preparing for a separate independent-prescribing route, consolidating prescribing foundations or transitioning into a prescribing role, including awareness of the 2026 cohort transition. This ClinicalEdu pathway is preparatory education only.
Certificate process: automatic · Open programme →
14 published modulesA fourteen-module interprofessional practical programme that develops the knowledge and tools to classify, plan, measure, test, audit, evaluate, research, implement and report improvement work safely and credibly across health and care.
Audience: Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, allied health professionals, healthcare scientists, managers, quality and safety staff, researchers and other health and care professionals who design, lead, support, interpret or supervise improvement, audit, service evaluation or research.
Certificate process: automatic · Open programme →
12 published modulesA multi-module programme connecting leadership learning with clinical and organisational practice.
Audience: Relevant to SAS doctors, consultants, resident doctors, nurses, allied healthcare professionals and others who lead people, services or improvement.
Certificate process: manual · Open programme →
