NEL Training Hub

Understanding Disordered Eating in Adults
2022-09-29 14:00 - 17:00, 2022-10-11 14:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London) | Online Session, United Kingdom
We are delighted to launch this new three hour course providing an introduction to eating disorders and disordered eating in adults, aiming to increase awareness and understanding. Delivered by a trainer with lived experience of eating disorders, it provides insight into the challenges associated with recovery and guidance on how to make sense of disordered eating and it’s function for the individual. The session is aimed broadly at anyone with an interest in learning more about these issues.
The following topics are included in the session:

Grounding eating disorders in fact: addressing myths and misconceptions
The spectrum of eating behavior and eating disorder diagnoses.
Understanding the function of an eating disorder
Weight stigma and its impact
Early intervention and barriers to accessing support
Person-centered care and support: what you can do to help

**Course is open to all health and social care, and wider public sector workforce in North East London. Limited numbers apply early. Joining instructions will be send 48 hours prior to delivery date**
Trainer bio – Katharine Lazenby
Katharine Lazenby is mental health expert by experience, drawing on her lived experience of eating disorders, psychiatric treatment and hospitalization. She is currently a Project Manager at East London NHS Foundation Trust but has extensive experience as a mental health trainer within the public sector, educator and public speaker. As a visiting scholar at London Southbank University, she lectures on the lived experience of eating disorders and psychologically informed environments. She sits on the board of directors for the Design in Mental Health Network and has spoken at a number of national conferences about her lived experience of mental health care and recovery. She is passionate about the power and importance of centering lived experience in mental health education.

The ASK Workshop (Face To Face)
2022-09-30 09:00 - 17:00
In just one day (2 half days if online), you can learn how to help a child at risk of suicide become a child with hope for life.
Children are not small adults. So why use approaches designed for adults to help a child? The ASK Workshop (currently only delivered virtually due to the pandemic) is the only suicide prevention workshop that specifically addresses suicide risk in children and gives participants developmentally appropriate strategies and tools to identify young children at risk of suicide and quickly gather and organise key details needed to assess risk and inform safety planning.
What are the learning objectives?

Recognise how a child’s understandings of death and suicide may be implicated in risk
Become aware of the ways children at risk of suicide communicate their need for help
Recognise factors that may increase suicide risk and those that may mitigate it
Know how to work with both in order to formulate the basis of a plan for safety
Recognise the need to enlist the support of others to develop a plan for safety
Understand and be able to meet common challenges in working with parents to facilitate safety

How is the course run?
Workshop process The “ASK” WorkshopTM successfully blends a variety of teaching and learning modalities including mini-lecture, Socratic dialogue, video, small group work, guided simulations, and case studies
You will be required to complete some self paced online study modules prior to the course start date. You will be contacted 7-10 days prior to the course start date with further information regarding this. This is a mandatory for you to participate in the course.
When are the sessions? And how can I register?
Friday 30th September 2022, 0900 – 1700 Bernie Cameron Community Centre, 31 Merchant St, London, E3 4LX (Tower Hamlets)
Wednesday 19th October 2022, 0900 – 1700 Gnome House, 7 Blackhorse Lane, London, E17 6DS (Waltham Forest)
Monday 7th November 2022, 0900 – 1700 Holiday Inn Express, 713 Eastern Avenue, Newbury Park, London, IG2 7RH (Redbridge)

TNW Virtual Dermatoscope Training Support to all TNW GPs
2022-09-30 13:30 - 14:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
TNW Training Hubs are pleased to invite you to attend virtual dermatoscope training. The training will ultimately enable Practices who are part of the 2ww Pilot to improve on the number of Dermatology 2ww referrals accompanied with dermatoscopic photos
The training is:

For as many clinicians as possible who complete Dermatology referrals to become confident in using Dermatoscopes as part of their referral process to capture quality images of skin conditions.
For GPs to become more confident and competent in using Dermatiscopes to capture quality images that accompany their 2ww referrals.

Learning objectives:

To increase confidence in the use of dermatoscopes in making Dermatology referrals
To provide dermatoscope training support to all GPs who complete Dermatology 2ww referrals

SIM & Coaching workshop to support return to work in General Practice
2022-10-03 13:00 - 17:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Remote SIM & Coaching Workshop for London based GPs and London/KSS GP Trainees: to support those off work for health and care reasons.
This course will help support you with the things you need to consider in preparation for your return to work, including:
● A general update regarding changes to GP training and working in General Practice.
● A facilitated session to address any issues, with advice and strategies to manage your concerns in a safe environment, with peer support and signposting to services.
● Simulations to practice your clinical knowledge and skills in managing common scenarios.
● Coaching to prepare you for returning to work with a further 2 hours of funded 1:1 coaching post-workshop, with a trained coach, to support you before or during your return to work. (This is for GP trainees only)
Please note you will be requested to complete a short pre and post course survey.
Organised by Dr Alex Lai & Dr Ellie Worthington (GP Trainee SuppoRTT Champions)
For any queries please email Maddy Hughes – maddy.hughes@nhs.net or Muna Omar – muna.omar1@nhs.net
Please note that course dates are subject to change depending on uptake. New dates will be added so please check back using the same link.

Travel Health Training for Newly Qualified GPNs this is a 2-day course - CPD
2022-10-04 08:45 - 16:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
CPD courses are for NQ GPNs ONLY.
Tu. 4th Oct. (day 1) We. 5th Oct. (day 2)
When registering via EventBrite, please use your nhs email address.
You will be asked to provide your Practice name and your Training Hub…without this information, we will not be able to book you on the course.
Please also note that some courses will require that you provide your home address to receive course materials. Thank you for your co-operation.
Tip: If a session is sold out… please add your details to the waitlist, you will be contacted by EventBrite to inform that a place is available – you will need to accept that within 24-hours

Early Help Framework & Team Around the Family Cohort A
2022-10-04 09:00 - 12:00
This new revamped offer is delivered over four modules and each must be attended in order. Book cohort A or B and you will be booked for all four dates (you will not be able to switch between cohorts)
Cohort A Module 1

– 04/10/22
– 11/10/22
– 18/10/22
– 01/11/22

Background:
There are 75,000 children and young people in Newham – more than a third of our residents are under 18 – and we want each of them to have the best possible start in life. We have a strong universal service in Newham – our schools, children’s centres and health services – but some of our children and young people need extra support and a few need a lot of help. When families cannot cope by themselves, we have a duty to help. The role of Triage is to make decisions about the level of need based on all the available information. The Early Help Framework in Newham encourages a consistent and systematic approach to effective early help for families that will secure better outcomes for children and young people.
Training Level: 2
Module 1 – Introduction to Prevention, Early Help and The Early Help Assessment
Module 2 – Early Help Lead Practitioner Role and Function
Module 3 – Relationship Based Practice and Systemic Thinking
Module 4 – Supporting Families that have recently received statutory intervention (Step Downs)

An Introduction to Medical Terminology
2022-10-04 09:30 - 12:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Audience: Administration and Reception staff
This web workshop session is for those who would benefit from understanding the component parts of medical terminology. An understanding of medical terminology is essential for anyone working in the medical industry. Delegates will be able to apply the learning to every-day situations back in the practice. The session gives administration, clerical and clinical support staff an introduction to the understanding of general medical terminology. It provides an excellent professional development opportunity for staff working in a clinical environment such as HCAs, physiotherapy assistants, assistant practice managers, practice pharmacy assistants, clinical coding etc. Participants will improve their confidence, their communication skills and service delivery.
Course provider: Practice Management Association

Rules of engagement
(MUST READ)

All courses are delivered virtually via Teams or Zoom

Dates are offered from September onwards. Additional dates will be added based on demand and need. Your Training Hub will be providing regular updates on new topics and dates. Where places are fully subscribed, do add your name to the waiting list to be offered priority place on future dates.

Registering on the courses are mandatory. This is typically through Eventbrite platform

In the event of needing to cancel place(s), this must be done via the Eventbrite platform

Significant public funds are being invested on these programmes to support staff development. Booking on a workshop and not turning up will incur a DNA charge. This will be the cost price of the place on the workshop. These are not free but funded Attendance/Non-attendance report will be produced and shared with your local Training Hub team

To ensure a high quality learning experience, all the workshops will be interactive. To enable this you MUST have a working camera and mics to participate. You may be asked by the facilitator on the day to leave if you do not have a working camera and/or mic

Learners are expected to join in a timely manner, and participate in the training fully. Late entries will not be given entry. Partial participation will result in certificate not being issued and line management will be informed

Joining links will be circulated 48-72 hours prior to delivery date. Once delegate book on a course, they are expected to ensure diary is blocked to participate in the session

We expect learners to ensure protected time, space and equipment is accessible prior to registering. This should be a place and time with minimal distraction. Practice Management should be supporting staff to facilitate this

We expect all learners to participate in the evaluation process of the programme. This would include on the day feedback, and impact survey that will be carried out 12 – 16 weeks post training. This process will include collating future training needs.

Finally, NEL Training Hub hope you enjoy the learning experience. Do feel free to feedback any comments directly to your local Training Hub if there are any suggestions or improvements that can be made

SP-EAK: Suicide Prevention – Explore, Ask, Keep-Safe
2022-10-04 09:30 - 13:00 | Zoom, United Kingdom
SP_EAK

An Introduction to Suicide Prevention skills
Half day session
• To consider the attitudes, myths and stigma that surround suicide.
• To recognise and explore the ‘signs’ that may indicate someone is having thoughts of suicide.
• To encourage an open, safe and sensitive conversation about suicide with a person having thoughts of suicide.

To support a safety plan with someone thinking of suicide

Exploring HIE (Cerner) / Data Sharing
2022-10-04 11:00 - 12:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Audience: Administration and Reception staff
The HIE (Cerner) portal allows access to a range of information from secondary care / mental health / social care and can be accessed to review data and information – Learn how to access the HIE portal – Find out how to access hospital blood results / radiology / documents – Discover how practices have used HIE to support fast track (2ww) referrals – Learn how to copy and paste information from HIE to EMIS Web – Get updates into the future development of data sharing across NEL / London
Course provider: Dr Osman Bhatti

Rules of engagement
(MUST READ)

All courses are delivered virtually via Teams or Zoom

Dates are offered from September onwards. Additional dates will be added based on demand and need. Your Training Hub will be providing regular updates on new topics and dates. Where places are fully subscribed, do add your name to the waiting list to be offered priority place on future dates.

Registering on the courses are mandatory. This is typically through Eventbrite platform

In the event of needing to cancel place(s), this must be done via the Eventbrite platform

Significant public funds are being invested on these programmes to support staff development. Booking on a workshop and not turning up will incur a DNA charge. This will be the cost price of the place on the workshop. These are not free but funded Attendance/Non-attendance report will be produced and shared with your local Training Hub team

To ensure a high quality learning experience, all the workshops will be interactive. To enable this you MUST have a working camera and mics to participate. You may be asked by the facilitator on the day to leave if you do not have a working camera and/or mic

Learners are expected to join in a timely manner, and participate in the training fully. Late entries will not be given entry. Partial participation will result in certificate not being issued and line management will be informed

Joining links will be circulated 48-72 hours prior to delivery date. Once delegate book on a course, they are expected to ensure diary is blocked to participate in the session

We expect learners to ensure protected time, space and equipment is accessible prior to registering. This should be a place and time with minimal distraction. Practice Management should be supporting staff to facilitate this

We expect all learners to participate in the evaluation process of the programme. This would include on the day feedback, and impact survey that will be carried out 12 – 16 weeks post training. This process will include collating future training needs.

Finally, NEL Training Hub hope you enjoy the learning experience. Do feel free to feedback any comments directly to your local Training Hub if there are any suggestions or improvements that can be made

HEE London Advancing Practice – Supervision Webinars
2022-10-04 13:00 - 14:15, 2022-10-11 18:30 - 19:45 | Online Session, United Kingdom
North East London (NEL) Advancing Practice are hosting webinars on Primary Care Supervision
HEE London’s faculty of Advancing Practice and the Advancing Practice Leads are hosting webinars aimed at supervisors, aspiring supervisors and senior practice management who will be involved in or supporting Advancing Practice supervision in general practice. These webinars are also focused on students starting in the 2022-23 academic year; current students are also welcome. More info on the flyer attached.
We are offering this webinar on multiple days mentioned below.
Please book your place using the link below:

06th September 2022 – 13.00 to 14.15 Click Here to Register
13th September 2022 – 18.30 to 19.45 Click Here to Register
04th October 2022 – 13.00 to 14.15 Click Here to Register
11th October 2022 – 18.30 to 19.45 Click Here to Register

Leading People in Primary Care
2022-10-04 13:00 - 16:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
4th October & 11th October, 1300 – 1630
17th November & 24th November, 1300 – 1630
Audience: Practice Management staff
Lead, motivate and inspire – three essential ingredients of exceptional management. The keys objective of this workshop is to enable managers to not only master the above but also look at the effective use of delegation. To plan creative reward systems and deal with the difficult behaviour that can lower morale and team spirit.
The topics that will be covered include; • What is leadership? And what is a Leader for? • Key points in Leadership and the four dimensions. • Motivation and dissatisfaction • Inspire, what when how • Delegation • Difficult behaviours o Identifying and analysing problems in your staff o Managing friends and colleagues o Uncooperative attitude o Excessive resistance to change • Using reward in primary care: does it cost? • Using coaching to improve performance
Course Provider: Thornfields

Rules of engagement
(MUST READ)

All courses are delivered virtually via Teams or Zoom

Dates are offered from September onwards. Additional dates will be added based on demand and need. Your Training Hub will be providing regular updates on new topics and dates. Where places are fully subscribed, do add your name to the waiting list to be offered priority place on future dates.

Registering on the courses are mandatory. This is typically through Eventbrite platform

In the event of needing to cancel place(s), this must be done via the Eventbrite platform

Significant public funds are being invested on these programmes to support staff development. Booking on a workshop and not turning up will incur a DNA charge. This will be the cost price of the place on the workshop. These are not free but funded Attendance/Non-attendance report will be produced and shared with your local Training Hub team

To ensure a high quality learning experience, all the workshops will be interactive. To enable this you MUST have a working camera and mics to participate. You may be asked by the facilitator on the day to leave if you do not have a working camera and/or mic

Learners are expected to join in a timely manner, and participate in the training fully. Late entries will not be given entry. Partial participation will result in certificate not being issued and line management will be informed

Joining links will be circulated 48-72 hours prior to delivery date. Once delegate book on a course, they are expected to ensure diary is blocked to participate in the session

We expect learners to ensure protected time, space and equipment is accessible prior to registering. This should be a place and time with minimal distraction. Practice Management should be supporting staff to facilitate this

We expect all learners to participate in the evaluation process of the programme. This would include on the day feedback, and impact survey that will be carried out 12 – 16 weeks post training. This process will include collating future training needs.

Finally, NEL Training Hub hope you enjoy the learning experience. Do feel free to feedback any comments directly to your local Training Hub if there are any suggestions or improvements that can be made

Mental Health First Aid Adult
2022-10-04 13:00 - 17:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Do You Want To Become A Mental Health First Aider?
We are pleased to offer all staff working in North East London with the opportunity to become a qualified Mental Health First Aider.
The Adult MHFA course qualifies you as a Mental Health First Aider, course accredited by the Royal Society of Public Health. Course is currently only available online. Please see listings below for available dates.
This course is usually delivered over 2 full days however the online delivery is across 4 bitesize learning sessions. Completion of course qualifies you as a Mental Health First Aider, giving you:

An in-depth understanding of mental health and the factors that can affect wellbeing
Practical skills to spot the triggers and signs of mental health issues
Confidence to step in, reassure and support a person in distress
Enhanced interpersonal skills such as non-judgemental listening
Knowledge to help someone recover their health by guiding them to further support – whether that’s self-help resources, through their employer, the NHS, or a mix

How is the course delivered? And what is the course structure?
Course is delivered across 2 days (or 4 bitesize sessions online across four days), and learning takes place across four manageable sessions. Through a mix of group activities, presentations and discussions, each session is built around a Mental Health First Aid action plan. Our courses are always delivered by experienced instructors. You may view the full breakdown of the course structure on the MHFA England website https://mhfaengland.org/individuals/adult/2-day/
When and where will the courses take place?

This is an online course delivered through the MHFA England Online Learning Hub
Learning takes place through four live training sessions, spread across two weeks, with self-learning activities in between
Each session is built around a Mental Health First Aid action plan
We limit numbers to 16 people per course so that the instructor can keep people safe and supported while they learn

Who can attend?
The course is open to anybody over the age of 16. No background knowledge of mental health required. Funded places are available for people who work in the London Boroughs of Barking & Dagenham, City & Hackney, Havering, Newham, Redbridge, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest
You will be expected to participate in the programme evaluation to help us learn assess impact of learning and improve future delivery. You will receive a copy of the 275 pages MHFA manual (left) and workbook, and a certificate will be emailed by MHFA England following attendance
What will you learn?
You will learn about a range of mental health issues: depression, suicidal crisis, anxiety, personality disorders, eating disorders, self-harm, psychosis, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. You will learn how to:

Recognise the symptoms of mental health issues
Provide initial help
Guide a person towards appropriate professional help

How much does it cost?
The standard cost is £300 per person.
NOTE places are funded by North East London Health and Care Partnership and supported by the NEL Training Hub. There will be £300 charge enforced for failure to turn up or cancellations within 10 days of the course start date, this is the standard cost of this course. You can book a place if you work or study in the London Boroughs of Barking & Dagenham, City of London, Hackney, Havering, Newham, Redbridge, Tower Hamlets & Waltham Forest
Click the desired cohort below to register
Tues 4th Oct 2022, Thurs 6th Oct 2022, Tues 11th Oct 2022, Thurs 13th Oct 2022 (ALL sessions 13:00-17:00)

Mon 7th Nov 2022, Weds 9th Nov 2022, Mon 14th Nov 2022, Weds 16th Nov 2022 (ALL sessions 13:00-17:00)

Shared Decision Making/ Motivational Interviewing Training
2022-10-05 09:00 - 16:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom

Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)
2022-10-05 09:00 - 17:00 | The Salvation Army, Church & Community Centre, The Salvation Army, Church & Community Centre, High Street, Romford, London, RM1 1JJ, United Kingdom
Trusted by professionals yet learnable by anyone, LivingWorks Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is the only workshop of its kind. Updated continually to reflect new knowledge, LivingWorks ASIST has been empowering people to provide skilled, life-saving interventions for over 35 years
ASIST training is an intensive 2 day face to face only course for care-givers and key community members. It teaches suicide alertness and an easy to remember framework of practical skills to safely initiate, complete and follow-up on a full suicide intervention. We identify ASIST as the ‘Gold’ standard suicide prevention training available
LivingWorks ASIST is proven effective
Like all of LivingWorks’ core programs, LivingWorks ASIST is evidence-based. Here’s what over 30 peer-reviewed studies and government reports on LivingWorks ASIST found:

Improves trainee skills and readiness
Safe for trainees, with no adverse effects from training
Interventions shown to increase hope and reduce suicidality
Training shown to increase general counseling and listening skills
Saving lives and costs, yielding return on investment of up to 50:1

What will you learn as an ASIST trained first aid caregiver?

Be suicide alert – identify people who have thoughts of suicide
Understand the reasons behind thoughts of suicide and the reasons for living
Assess risk and safety – develop a plan to increase the safety of the person at risk of suicide
Recognise invitations for help
Recognise potential barriers of seeking help
Offer support – recognise other important aspects of suicide prevention including
Life-promotion and self-care
Effectively apply a suicide intervention model
Link people with community resources

What are the workshop features?

Presentations and guidance from two LivingWorks registered trainers
A scientifically proven intervention model
Powerful audio-visual learning aids
Group discussions
Skills practice and development
A balance of challenge and safety

Participant materials include a 20-page workbook, wallet card, and stickers. Participants also receive a certificate upon completing the workshop
Who can attend ASIST?
Anyone 16 or older (despite previous training) can learn and use the ASIST model. No previous mental health or suicide prevention experience is necessary.
How much does it cost?
The standard price is £300 PP. Limited funded places are available due to funding from Health Education England, and supported by North East London Training Hub and North East London Health and Care Partnership. Although places are funded, if you fail to attend after registration, a charge of £150 will be enforced.
Click on the dates below to register:
Tuesday 20th & Wednesday 21st September 2022, 0900 – 1700 (Both days) Bernie Cameron Community Centre, 32 Merchant Street, London, E3 4LX
Wednesday 5th & Thursday 6th October 2022, 0900 – 1700 (Both days) The Salvation Army, Church & Community Centre, High Street, Romford, London, Greater London, RM1 1JJ
Tuesday 1st & Wednesday 2nd November 2022, 0900 – 1700 (Both days) Holiday Inn Express713 Eastern Avenue, Newbury Park, London, Greater London, IG2 7RH
Thursday 3rd & Friday 4th November 2022, 0900 – 1700 (Both days) Holiday Inn Express, 713 Eastern Avenue, Newbury Park, London, Greater London, IG2 7RH
Monday 28th & Tuesday Tuesday 29th November 2022, 0900 – 1700 (Both days) Gnome House, 7 Blackhorse Lane, London, Greater London, E17 6DS

Introducing EMIS Web Searches
2022-10-05 11:00 - 12:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Audience: Administration and Reception staff
Basic Level EMIS Web has powerful searches that can be used to improve care and population health management – Learn how to access EMIS Web searches and set your own search folders – Work through a relevant search to help build confidence in searches – Find out how to quickly develop patient lists for recall – Discover how reports can be put together – Learn how to export data for excel
Course provider: Dr Osman Bhatti

Rules of engagement
(MUST READ)

All courses are delivered virtually via Teams or Zoom

Dates are offered from September onwards. Additional dates will be added based on demand and need. Your Training Hub will be providing regular updates on new topics and dates. Where places are fully subscribed, do add your name to the waiting list to be offered priority place on future dates.

Registering on the courses are mandatory. This is typically through Eventbrite platform

In the event of needing to cancel place(s), this must be done via the Eventbrite platform

Significant public funds are being invested on these programmes to support staff development. Booking on a workshop and not turning up will incur a DNA charge. This will be the cost price of the place on the workshop. These are not free but funded Attendance/Non-attendance report will be produced and shared with your local Training Hub team

To ensure a high quality learning experience, all the workshops will be interactive. To enable this you MUST have a working camera and mics to participate. You may be asked by the facilitator on the day to leave if you do not have a working camera and/or mic

Learners are expected to join in a timely manner, and participate in the training fully. Late entries will not be given entry. Partial participation will result in certificate not being issued and line management will be informed

Joining links will be circulated 48-72 hours prior to delivery date. Once delegate book on a course, they are expected to ensure diary is blocked to participate in the session

We expect learners to ensure protected time, space and equipment is accessible prior to registering. This should be a place and time with minimal distraction. Practice Management should be supporting staff to facilitate this

We expect all learners to participate in the evaluation process of the programme. This would include on the day feedback, and impact survey that will be carried out 12 – 16 weeks post training. This process will include collating future training needs.

Finally, NEL Training Hub hope you enjoy the learning experience. Do feel free to feedback any comments directly to your local Training Hub if there are any suggestions or improvements that can be made

Venepuncture Training to Newham Primary Care Staff
2022-10-06 13:00 - 16:30 | Online and Face to face
ELFT NHS Trust & Newham Training Hub is excited to offer Venepuncture training to Newham Primary Care Staff. This training is appropriate as an initial training for staff in primary care settings who are required to undertake venepuncture or staff currently taking blood who are in need of an update.

The theoretical (T) part of the training is delivered virtually using Zoom.
Practical training (P) is face to face in a *booked timed 1 hour slot between listed times.
Please note that participants will need to arrange supervised practice back at their place of work before they can undertake the skill independently.

TRAINING DAYS
July 2022 Dates
(T) 14/07/22 from 13:30-16:30 – Virtual via Zoom
(P) 18/07/22 from 11:00-16:30 – Face to face – pre booked 1 hour slot between these hours at East Ham Care Centre, Shrewsbury Rd, London, E7 8QP
October 2022 Dates
(T) 06/10/22 from 13:00-16:30 – Virtual via Zoom
(P) 11/10/22 from 11:00-16:30 – Face to face – pre booked 1 hour slot between these hours at East Ham Care Centre, Shrewsbury Rd, London, E7 8QP
November 2022 Dates
(T) 24/11/22 from 13:00-16:30 – Virtual via Zoom
(P) 30/11/22 from 11:00-16:30 – Face to face – pre booked 1 hour slot between these hours at East Ham Care Centre, Shrewsbury Rd, London, E7 8QP
Please note that you are required to attend the Theoretical training prior to the supervised practice.

Clinical Coding for Primary Care Staff
2022-10-06 13:00 - 16:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Audience: Administration and Reception staff
This workshop will give delegates a background of the history of Read Codes, a clear understanding of SNOMED CT and what Practices need to do to ensure their templates, protocols, searches and audits are future proof. Accurate clinical coding is central to GP Practices’ provision of safe, high quality patient care, as well as being a key component in its successful financial performance. Therefore, it is an everyday imperative that team members involved in coding have a current practical understanding of operational best practice This workshop will increase delegates’ coding skills, build confidence and help to eliminate the most common coding errors.
Course Provider: Thornfields

Rules of engagement
(MUST READ)

All courses are delivered virtually via Teams or Zoom

Dates are offered from September onwards. Additional dates will be added based on demand and need. Your Training Hub will be providing regular updates on new topics and dates. Where places are fully subscribed, do add your name to the waiting list to be offered priority place on future dates.

Registering on the courses are mandatory. This is typically through Eventbrite platform

In the event of needing to cancel place(s), this must be done via the Eventbrite platform

Significant public funds are being invested on these programmes to support staff development. Booking on a workshop and not turning up will incur a DNA charge. This will be the cost price of the place on the workshop. These are not free but funded Attendance/Non-attendance report will be produced and shared with your local Training Hub team

To ensure a high quality learning experience, all the workshops will be interactive. To enable this you MUST have a working camera and mics to participate. You may be asked by the facilitator on the day to leave if you do not have a working camera and/or mic

Learners are expected to join in a timely manner, and participate in the training fully. Late entries will not be given entry. Partial participation will result in certificate not being issued and line management will be informed

Joining links will be circulated 48-72 hours prior to delivery date. Once delegate book on a course, they are expected to ensure diary is blocked to participate in the session

We expect learners to ensure protected time, space and equipment is accessible prior to registering. This should be a place and time with minimal distraction. Practice Management should be supporting staff to facilitate this

We expect all learners to participate in the evaluation process of the programme. This would include on the day feedback, and impact survey that will be carried out 12 – 16 weeks post training. This process will include collating future training needs.

Finally, NEL Training Hub hope you enjoy the learning experience. Do feel free to feedback any comments directly to your local Training Hub if there are any suggestions or improvements that can be made

FREE Deaf Awareness and Introduction to British Sign Language (BSL) – six weeks course
2022-10-06 14:30 - 16:30 | The Enabled Living Lounge, The Enabled Living Lounge, 200 Chargeable Lane Plaistow, London, E13 8DW, United Kingdom
We know many deaf people can experience social isolation and face reduced access to work and education because of barriers in communicating their basic needs and aspirations. The Bill Act 2022 recognises BSL as a language of England, Wales and Scotland in its own right. The BSL Act 2022 will create a more inclusive and accessible society, improving the lives of deaf people and helping public services to get it right.
Enabled Living are delivering a FREE Deaf Awareness and introduction to BSL course over six weeks. During the pandemic, many residents with sensory loss have faced increased isolation and we know there has been lack of accessible information for the residents in the Deaf community who use BSL. This course will help you to communicate with Deaf people and teach how to use basic BSL in everyday situations. During the course you will cover a variety of different topics including numbers & time, home and travel and the beginnings of a conversation.
Course outcomes:
By the end of the course learners will:
· Have an awareness and understanding of Deaf culture
· Understand the barriers faced by people with hearing loss
· Feel confident about communicating with people who are deaf or have hearing loss
· Understand that regions within the UK use different signs for words
· Be able to recognise and sign the alphabet and numbers
· Be able to ask and recognise and sign questions e.g. what, why, who, whose, how, how much, when?
· Be able to sign basic greetings and the beginning of conversations
Date: Every Thursday for six weeks – (All dates must be attended)
Thursday 6th October
Thursday 13th October
Thursday 20th October
Thursday 27th October
Thursday 3rd November
Thursday 10th November
Time: 2.30pm – 4.30pm
Venue: The Enabled Living Lounge, 200 Chargeable Lane Plaistow E13 8DW
To book your place contact Rukshana.Ahmed@enabledlivinghealthcare.co.uk

Newham GP and Community Pharmacy Forum
2022-10-06 19:00 - 20:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION
This online session will provide an opportunity for pharmacy and general practice staff to be able to highlight any concerns and find local solutions as well as potentially leading to new ways of working. The key goal for this forum is to bring together PCNs and community pharmacists to be able to work more closely together.
AGENDA
This month’s forum will cover the following:

Welcome & Introductions – Jignesh Patel MRPharmS, Pharmacists Independent Prescriber, Rohpharm
ICB Proposed Structure – Jane Lindo – Director of Primary Care, NEL ICB
Collaboration of Flu & Covid Vaccinations – TBC
GP CPCS – Shilpa Shah – CEO NEL LPC
Hypertension Screening – Jignesh Patel MRPharmS, Pharmacists Independent Prescriber, Rohpharm & Shilpa Shah – CEO NEL LPC
AOB & Close

TARGET AUDIENCE
PCN Pharmacy Leads, PCN Clinical Directors, Community Pharmacists, GPs, Practice Based Pharmacists, Primary Care Colleagues, LPC Colleagues
Forum Chairs:

Jignesh Patel MRPharmS, Pharmacists Independent Prescriber, Rohpharm
Dr Subir Sen, Newham Training Hub Vice Chair, GP Principal and Trainer, Abbey Road Medical Practice & Specialist Advisor Primary Care Development, Royal College of General Practitioners.

Finding the evidence (Using MEDLINE, EMBASE, CINHAL)
2022-10-07 13:00 - 14:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
This 1-hour training session enhances your existing skills to gather the right information from the right source at the right time.
About this event
This session covers the basic skills and information needed for an evidence search.
These sessions will take place via Microsoft Teams.

Our Health Our Knowledge Website Launch Event
2022-10-07 13:00 - 14:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Welsh Value in Health Centre, Royal College of General Practices (RCGPs), Realistic Medicine and Academy of Medical Royal Colleges are proud to launch a new health information website – Our Health Our Knowledge
The Our Health Our Knowledge (OHOK) online resource has been co-produced by clinicians and patients to support individuals to make healthy choices and engage in their healthcare in an informed way. The learning content has been created to help people understand their own health choices, what it means to use evidence based approaches and how to navigate the complex and sometimes confusing healthcare system and health information.
The OHOK launch event will provide an introduction to the website and how the material was developed and co-designed with patients and is available in English and Welsh.
The launch will be held on Teams Live on Friday 7th October 2022 1.00 – 2.00pm and our panel will feature the general practitioners, academics and members of the public who co-created and endorse the OHOK website.
This event will be delivered in English.
Please let us know if you would like to access the event through the medium of Welsh – vih@wales.nhs.uk
OHOK Website Link (English): https://www.ourhealthourknowledge.org/home
OHOK Website Link (Welsh): https://www.ourhealthourknowledge.org/cy/home

Understanding and addressing the changing health needs of people living with diabetes
2022-10-10 11:00 - 12:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
The number of people living with diabetes, and particularly type 2 diabetes is growing, with the total number expected to be approximately 700 million worldwide by 2030. Those living with diabetes are generally living longer but with an increasingly broad range of conditions impacting their health and lives. Many of these conditions are not part of routine clinical and prevention guidelines.
Recent research has found that in addition to well-established complications of diabetes such as heart disease and stroke, broader conditions such as back pain, osteoarthritis and depression are increasingly common in those living with type 2 diabetes. There is an urgent need to better understand the impact of increasing multiple long-term conditions (multimorbidity) and the evolving needs of patient groups in order to address inequalities and deliver increasingly patient-centred and holistic care.
How can health systems adapt to the changing health needs of people living with diabetes to improve health and reduce inequalities?
Join our webinar where we will explore these issues, emerging data and current efforts to address these challenges.
Chaired by Dame Sally Davies, our panellists include:
Professor Jonathan Valabhji
National Clinical Director for Diabetes and Obesity
NHS England
Dr Jonathan Pearson-Stuttard
Head of Health Analytics
LCP
Helen Kirrane
Head of Policy, Campaigns and Mobilisation
Diabetes UK
Register here: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/3951478/4554882256594FB919FDE608491E1EE2

Introducing NHS OpenAthens for primary care - sign up for your account
2022-10-10 13:00 - 13:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
We will be hosting ‘Introducing NHS OpenAthens for primary care – sign up for your account’ webinar on Tuesday 26th July 2022, 1pm-1:45pm.
This webinar will outline the process of creating an NHS OpenAthens account and accessing OpenAthens resources funded by Health Education England.
NHS OpenAthens is your digital library card that gives you access to high quality online resources. This workshop will outline the process of creating an NHS OpenAthens account and accessing OpenAthens resources funded by Health Education England.
Learning Objectives

Self-register for an NHS OpenAthens account
Reset their OpenAthens password
Familiarise themselves with OpenAthens resources
Access evidence-based information and guidelines

These sessions will take place via Microsoft Teams.

Sibling Sexual Abuse
2022-10-11 09:30 - 13:00
Training Level: 3
Learning Outcomes:
This half-day course equips participants with an understanding of how to
identify and respond to sibling sexual abuse.
Recommended attendance at the Intra-familial child sexual abuse – an introduction (multi-agency) workshop

TNW INTRODUCTION TO CHILDHOOD IMMUNISATIONS SESSION
2022-10-11 10:00 - 16:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
These sessions are for Primary Care Staff working in Newham and Waltham Forest.
For Practice Nurses, qualified NMC registered nurses and allied healthcare professionals working in general practice such as physician associates and pharmacists
* Pharmacists must have completed an injection technique course prior to attending this webinar and have demonstrated competency in giving injections.
11 October 2022 – 10am to 4pm
Online Session
This course is for NMC and HCPC registered healthcare professionals working in general practice, who are new to the childhood vaccination programme in England.
Includes training on childhood vaccine schedule, pneumococcal, shingles and other immunisations for adults and children in England.
*** Delegates must have prior training in injection technique and BLS before attending this course.
CPD Points/ Accreditation: 12 CPD Hours
Click HERE to learn more
Requires completion of Pre Requisites for Online Sessions:

Must have an identified mentor or registered healthcare professional who is appropriately trained in immunisations.
Completion of scenarios and quiz before attending the webinar.

Attendees must allocate at least 6hrs for completion of pre course work. The ELFH modules must be completed, and the mentor and imms form returned to admin@belmatt.co.uk before attendance of the live webinar session. Please contact the course director Jeshni Amblum -Almér if you have any queries or email admin@belmatt.co.uk . Mobile :07837956538. Office: 0207 692 8709

These are interactive sessions and delegates must keep their cameras on and participate in the discussions. If camera turned off and no participation, they will be marked as non-attending and no certificate will be issued. Delegates must ensure they have access to a computer with a working camera and audio facilities before accessing the webinar.
No entry into the session allowed 15minutes after it starts.

Building capacity, resilience and retention through group clinics
2022-10-11 12:30 - 13:45 | Online Session, United Kingdom
FREE to attend
The NHS workforce is facing a perfect storm, with clinical teams exhausted by the past few years and the public needing even more support as waiting lists grow and people visit the doctor with problems they have been storing up for some time. COVID has not passed yet, and digital solutions will be key to coping. Grounded in evidence from evaluations in England and Wales, this session explores how group clinics can build resilience, support retention and maintain access during the challenging months ahead.

Speakers:
Louise Brady, Primary Care Nursing Lead, NHS England
Dr Marion Lynch, Evaluation Lead, Welsh Video Group Clinic Programme
Book your place here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/system-leaders-building-capacity-resilience-retention-via-digital-care-tickets-200942433227

Mental Health First Aid Adult
2022-10-11 13:30 - 16:30 | Online Session, United Kingdom
Do You Want To Become A Mental Health First Aider?
We are pleased to offer all staff working in North East London with the opportunity to become a qualified Mental Health First Aider.
The Adult MHFA course qualifies you as a Mental Health First Aider, course accredited by the Royal Society of Public Health. Course is currently only available online. Please see listings below for available dates.
This course is usually delivered over 2 full days however the online delivery is across 4 bitesize learning sessions. Completion of course qualifies you as a Mental Health First Aider, giving you:

An in-depth understanding of mental health and the factors that can affect wellbeing
Practical skills to spot the triggers and signs of mental health issues
Confidence to step in, reassure and support a person in distress
Enhanced interpersonal skills such as non-judgemental listening
Knowledge to help someone recover their health by guiding them to further support – whether that’s self-help resources, through their employer, the NHS, or a mix

How is the course delivered? And what is the course structure?
Course is delivered across 2 days (or 4 bitesize sessions online across four days), and learning takes place across four manageable sessions. Through a mix of group activities, presentations and discussions, each session is built around a Mental Health First Aid action plan. Our courses are always delivered by experienced instructors. You may view the full breakdown of the course structure on the MHFA England website https://mhfaengland.org/individuals/adult/2-day/
When and where will the courses take place?

This is an online course delivered through the MHFA England Online Learning Hub
Learning takes place through four live training sessions, spread across two weeks, with self-learning activities in between
Each session is built around a Mental Health First Aid action plan
We limit numbers to 16 people per course so that the instructor can keep people safe and supported while they learn

Who can attend?
The course is open to anybody over the age of 16. No background knowledge of mental health required. Funded places are available for people who work in the London Boroughs of Barking & Dagenham, City & Hackney, Havering, Newham, Redbridge, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest
You will be expected to participate in the programme evaluation to help us learn assess impact of learning and improve future delivery. You will receive a copy of the 275 pages MHFA manual (left) and workbook, and a certificate will be emailed by MHFA England following attendance
What will you learn?
You will learn about a range of mental health issues: depression, suicidal crisis, anxiety, personality disorders, eating disorders, self-harm, psychosis, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. You will learn how to:

Recognise the symptoms of mental health issues
Provide initial help
Guide a person towards appropriate professional help

How much does it cost?
The standard cost is £300 per person.
NOTE places are funded by North East London Health and Care Partnership and supported by the NEL Training Hub. There will be £300 charge enforced for failure to turn up or cancellations within 10 days of the course start date, this is the standard cost of this course. You can book a place if you work or study in the London Boroughs of Barking & Dagenham, City of London, Hackney, Havering, Newham, Redbridge, Tower Hamlets & Waltham Forest
Click the desired cohort below to register
Tues 27th Sept, Thurs 29th Sept, Tues 4th Oct & Thurs 6th Oct 2022 – ALL sessions are running from 0930 – 1230
Tues 11th Oct, Thurs 13th Oct, Tues 18th Oct & Thurs 20th Oct 2022 – ALL sessions are running from 1330 – 1630
Tues 18th Oct, Thurs 20th Oct, Tues 25th Oct & Thurs 27th Oct 2022 – ALL sessions are running from 0930 – 1230
Tues 15th Nov, Thurs 17th Nov, Tues 22nd Nov & Thurs 24th Nov 2022 – ALL sessions are running from 0930 – 1230
Tues 6th Dec, Thurs 8th Dec, Tues 13th Dec & Thurs 15th Dec 2022 – ALL sessions are running from 0930 – 1230

Cervical Cancer Prevention Training Jo's Trust
2022-10-11 17:30 - 19:00 | Online Session, United Kingdom
We aim to train anyone who wants to help Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust share cervical health messages.
We train health care staff (non-clinical staff or healthcare professionals) and people in the community who feel strongly about improving health outcomes for women in their area.
Every day in the UK, 9 women are diagnosed with and 2 women die from cervical cancer. Yet, cervical cancer is now largely preventable through cervical screening and the HPV vaccine.
The number of women attending cervical screening is declining so we need your help to change these statistics and help us reach our goal of eliminating cervical cancer in the UK.
What can we offer you?
• A free training session, around 1.5 hours in duration, tailored to your needs and the populations you work with.
• A certificate of completion (following our first month evaluation).
• A session that will raise awareness of cervical cancer and prevention, and will equip you with the skills, knowledge and tools you need to communicate key messages. We will also give you space to reflect on how best to engage with your patients to change behaviour and overcome barriers to awareness and screening. You can help us eliminate cervical cancer in the UK!
• Relevant information and materials.
What do we ask in return?
We ask that everyone who receives our training commits to:
• Sharing key Cervical health messages with 15+ people within 1 month of training.
• Reporting back on numbers of people reached, messages shared and any feedback you receive in your 1 month follow up
What you will learn:
You will learn about the below topics, which will enable you to have conversations with people:
1. What Cervical Cancer is and how it is caused
2. Warning signs & symptoms of cervical cancer
3. How Cervical Cancer can be prevented
4. The barriers women experience to attending screening
If you have any more questions about the training or want to make us aware of topics of special interest, please get in touch with lisa.gates@jostrust.org.uk
