The aim of this learning programme is to enable pharmacy professionals to build the knowledge, skills and confidence to deliver person-centred consultations and clinical assessments as part of the NHS Hypertension Case-Finding Service (HCFS). It includes practical skills training supported by a clinical demonstrator.

The aim of this learning programme is to support pharmacists to develop the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to undertake effective consultations, communications and clinical assessments in order to provide the NHS Pharmacy First service.

You will need to bring along your own otoscope to use during the workshop – this is important to ensure that you have adequate time available to practise examination skills.

PLEASE NOTE: You will not be able to book this workshop if you have already attended the Ear, nose and throat examination: advancing clinical assessment skills workshop.

This learning is intended for clinical supervisors supporting pharmacy professionals on a CPPE national pathway. To check whether you are eligible to be a clinical supervisor please see the information on our Clinical supervisor page.

The aim of these two e-workshops is to provide clinical supervisors with the necessary knowledge and skills to support pharmacy professionals working in primary care on the CPPE National Pathways.

Please select Choose an event to see the dates for the live online e-workshop 1. If there is not a live online e-workshop that you can attend this is also available as a recording. You must attend or watch e-workshop 1 before attending e-workshop 2.

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The aim of this programme is to enable pharmacy professionals to acquire the knowledge, develop the skills and demonstrate the behaviours needed to provide high-quality emergency contraception services as part of their pharmacy practice. It is an opportunity to hear from an expert in contraception and sexual health, to reflect on your current practice and share with your colleagues.

Please note: The FSRH Guideline Emergency Contraception have agreed a recommendation that there is no need to avoid breastfeeding after taking a single dose of UPA-EC. See FSRH Statement: Ulipristal Acetate and Breastfeeding (Jan 2025) | FSRH for further detail. We will amend this programme to reflect this in our next scheduled update.

The Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH) has changed its name to The College of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (CoSRH). We will amend the name in our programmes during our annual review process. Guidance can be accessed on the CoSRH website.

The College of Sexual and reproductive healthcare updated the UK Medical Eligibility Criteria for Contraceptive Use (UKMEC) on 5th December 2025. We are in the process of updating our learning to incorporate this.

The aim of this programme is to support the development of your prescribing-related skills, knowledge and competence to extend your scope of prescribing practice.

PLEASE NOTE: The pre-workshop learning for this workshop takes the form of an e-course. To activate your e-course booking you need to go to the e-course section of your Learning record and click "Course access information".

For more information please see the video on this page.

This event is only for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians who are taking part in one of the primary care extended education pathways.

The overall aim of this programme is to raise your awareness of the challenges faced by people with a learning disability in using medicines, especially those with long-term conditions or taking multiple medicines. This will enable you to support people with a learning disability to optimise their medicines, health and wellbeing. It will also help you ensure that people with a learning disability have a review of psychotropic medicines and, if appropriate, a gradual reduction and withdrawal of medicines.

This event is only for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians who are taking part in one of the primary care extended education pathways.

The overall aim of this programme is to raise your awareness of the challenges faced by people with a learning disability in using medicines, especially those with long-term conditions or taking multiple medicines. This will enable you to support people with a learning disability to optimise their medicines, health and wellbeing. It will also help you ensure that people with a learning disability have a review of psychotropic medicines and, if appropriate, a gradual reduction and withdrawal of medicines.

This webinar is a panel discussion lasting for one hour including representatives from NHSE, Community Pharmacy England (CPE) and pharmacists delivering the contraception service to answer any questions that were raised during the face-to-face workshops that link to best practice service delivery. This webinar now also includes emergency contraception, which was added to the Pharmacy Contraception Service in 2025. The sessions are open access and are available to all pharmacy professionals involved in service delivery, and are being recorded to use to support service delivery moving forwards. 

This residential workshop is only for pharmacy professionals who are taking part in Primary care pharmacy education pathway.

This two-day residential workshop is part of four days covering essential topics for pharmacy professionals working in primary care. It will help you develop the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to carry out effective communication and consultations and will introduce history taking and clinical assessment skills. It is intended for those new to the role and those with experience of working in primary care.

You need to attend all four days to complete the module.

This is a residential workshop, so CPPE will provide dinner and your overnight accommodation between days 3 and 4. This means you are ready to begin day 4 at 8:30am and gives you the opportunity to get to know your colleagues on the pathway.

The evolving world of pharmacy practice means that pharmacy professionals are spending more time than ever conducting patient consultations. Good communication skills are vital to ensure both you and the patient get the best from the discussion. This workshop will support you in developing the key consultation skills needed to ensure you are confident in delivering high-quality person-centred consultations.

This full-day workshop has been developed to support pharmacy professionals working in all sectors.

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