Upcoming BiteSize CPD webinars are still live for booking, with some new dates added. You can find details and booking links here: BiteSize CPD Webinars – Training Hub (yhtraininghubs.co.uk)

Or on each webinar link below:

• 09/04/2025 – 13.00-14.00 – Hypertension Medicines Management |⇒BOOK HERE⇐|

• 23/04/2025 – 13.00-14.00 – Atrial Fibrillation |⇒BOOK HERE⇐|

• 07/05/2025 – 13.00-14.00 – Dermatology |⇒BOOK HERE⇐|

• 21/05/2025 – 13.00-14.00 – Management of Lipids and Cardiac Risk  |⇒BOOK HERE⇐|

• 04/06/2025 – 13.00-14.00 – Bloods – Investigations & Interpretation Part 1 |⇒BOOK HERE⇐|

• 10/06/2025 – 12.30-14.30 – Non-Medical Prescribing Update |⇒BOOK HERE⇐|

• 18/06/2025 – 13.00-14.00 – Bloods – Investigations & Interpretation Part 2 |⇒BOOK HERE⇐|

• 09/07/2025 – 13.00-14.00 – Burnout and Self-Care  |⇒BOOK HERE⇐|

More dates and topics will be released shortly, we’re prioritising the topics that have been most requested.

To be kept informed of the latest dates as they’re added, and to let us know what you’d like to see prioritised, subscribe here: CPD Webinar Subscription if you haven’t already.

For full information on other CPD funded training please see document with full details of available funded training and FAQs. Details can also be found on the website here: HNY CPD Funded Training. Please share with all relevant colleagues, don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any queries.

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Click here for the latest available course dates for Multiprofessional Supervision courses and Supervisor Community of Practice

For more details on the supervisor courses and support please see links below:

• Clinical Supervision Courses
• Educational Supervision Courses
• Lunch and Learn sessions for supervisors: https://www.maxcourse.co.uk/yhlsfd/guestHome.asp
• Intending GP trainers and Multiprofessional Supervisor Pathway: https://www.maxcourse.co.uk/yhlsfd/guestHome.asp

For those planning to apply for Student Nurse Associate training places (previously Known as Trainee Nurse Associate/ TNA) application deadlines for Hull and York Universities are coming up in early April.

For queries and support applying please contact us on hnyicb.traininghub@nhs.net

Information can also be found here: TNA (SNA) Training Support – Training Hub

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Can You Offer Prescribing Supervision to a Community Pharmacist?

• Information Flyer

Are you ready to shape the future of pharmacy by mentoring the next wave of independent prescribers? If so, join our directory of Designated Prescribing Practitioners (DPPs). Become a DPP and guide community pharmacists pursing their Independent Prescribing qualification. As a DPP, your mentorship will help trainees develop the skills and confidence needed to excel in patient care and support the NHSE national pharmacy workforce expansion plan.

Benefits of Becoming a DPP

• Mentorship Opportunity: Play a crucial role in developing skilled, confident independent prescribers in your local area.
• Visibility and Compensation: Join our NHS England endorsed directory, increasing your visibility to trainees and opening opportunities for compensation (up to £3000 for each trainee).
• Flexible Supervision Models: Utilise individual, group, or multidisciplinary supervision models to effectively mentor trainees.

How to Become a DPP

• Complete an Expression of Interest HERE.
• NHS Funded Training: access comprehensive training through ProPharmace or HE Cooperative to equip you with the skills and knowledge for effective supervision.
• Flexible Schedule: Structure your supervision hours to meet your needs and those of your trainee – only a portion of the required 90 hours need to be directly supervised by a DPP. The rest can be with other prescribers (non-DPPs).

Enhance your professional journey by becoming a Designated Prescribing Practitioner. Share your expertise, support new prescribers, and contribute to the advancement of pharmacy practice.

Ready to get started? Express your interest now in signing up for our NHS England endorsed DPP directory.

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Applications open for NHS England’s Population Health Fellowship fifth cohort:

NHS England’s Population Health Fellowship for health and care workforces in England aims to develop and grow a workforce of professionals who will incorporate population health into their everyday jobs.

Providing exciting opportunities for a wide range of health professionals successful applicants will embark on a year-long part-time fellowship, two days a week, alongside their substantive posts. As part of the initiative, they will receive a taught learning programme provided by the University of Salford and will be required to undertake a project in the workplace.

Applications for the fellowships fifth cohort are open until 27 June 2025.

Click here for details and to apply: Population Health Fellowship

The next funded cohort of Cervical Sample Taker training will be commencing in September 2025, for details visit: Cervical Screening Training – Training Hub

There are limited funded places which will be prioritised for those already on the waiting list, on a fair-share basis across the region, and first-come-first served within this.

To be added to the waiting list, or for any queries, please contact hnyicb.traininghub@nhs.net

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We are delighted to be able to share with you our updated training sessions running through to January 2026.

• Dates and Booking Links
• Trauma Informed Care ARC Training Offer

There are a range of sessions to choose from available across all six places.

Below is the link to the e-learning package:

https://humberandnorthyorkshire.org.uk/children-and-young-peoples-trauma-informed-care-programme/

The training is a short targeted 45-minute training session for anyone who has direct or regular contact with Children and Young People, who may be affected by trauma (even if this is not known about)

The aims of the training are to:

• Define Trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and the potential impact of it on people.
• Understand Trauma Informed practice and care and how we can respond more effectively to support people.
• Identify sources of support for yourself and professional colleagues

Please share across your organisations and networks, all the training offered is free. If you would like any further information, please do not hesitate to contact katy.winfield2@nhs.net

Please find information links below about available programmes, training and resources on offer:

• E-learning package: https://humberandnorthyorkshire.org.uk/children-and-young-peoples-trauma-informed-care-programme/
• Trauma Informed Care ARC Training Offer
• Trauma Informed Care ARC Champion Training
• Trauma Informed Care Community of Practice
• Trauma Informed Care Organisational Toolkit
• Trauma Informed Care Organisational Toolkit – Interactive
• Training Programme Dates and Booking Links

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Free Training Webinar – The Internet Suicide and Self-Harm
26^th of April, 12.30 – 2.00 pm

https://www.samaritans.org/about-samaritans/research-policy/internet-suicide/online-excellence-programme-events/the-internet-suicide-and-self-harm/.

Click here to see flyer for more details

For queries please contact onlinesafety@samaritans.org

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For all Spire’s latest free event information and bookings – Follow on Eventbrite

Upcoming in April:

• Kidney Optimisation in people with CKD – Professor Sunil Bhandari
  Thursday 17^th April 5:30 PM – BOOK NOW
  Prof. Bhandari provides an evening session on CKD and nephrology at Spire Hull and East Riding’s Lowfield Clinic.
• For Primary Care Medical Secretaries and Admin Staff
  24^th April 15:00 – 17:00 – BOOK NOW
  These are in-person sessions held at Spire Hull and East Riding with limited spaces, aiming to provide a relaxed space to network. Learn how to self-manage stress in the office and meet with an on-site Tropic Ambassador for skincare advice and hand massages, perfect for heavy keyboard users.

Free Webinar: Understanding NHS Pensions

Come along to this FREE webinar to gain a better understanding of NHS pensions including:

• Overview of the end of year pension certificate process, covering the completion of type 1 and type 2 certificates and the review of individual PCSE employee contribution statements
• Estimate of pensionable profits for GP practices
• Changes implemented by PCSE for the 2023/24 certificate cycle
• Common PCSE queries and issues and how to try to overcome or resolve these
• Overview of the 1995, 2008 and 2015 schemes for practitioners and differences between these
• How to check your NHS Pension
• McCloud overview
• McCloud timing and important dates

The webinar is running twice on Tuesday 8^th April, firstly at 12.00-1.00pm and then again at 6.00-7.00pm – links below.

For any questions please contact: wy.traininghub@nhs.net 

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Teams link for the 12:00 session:

Microsoft Teams –  Join the meeting now

Meeting ID: 339 305 778 577 / Passcode: A8rK9X5A

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Teams link for the 18:00 session:

Microsoft Teams Join the meeting now

Meeting ID: 341 462 466 315 / Passcode: KU3tY6ZE

You can access this month’s Humber and North Yorkshire ICB Workforce Bulletin by clicking here