Are you new to Primary Care or do you know a colleague who is? The Primary Care Training Hub run regular online induction sessions to support people starting work in Primary Care, across all roles.
The induction session will include:
An overview of the structure of General Practice/Primary Care (how do GP surgeries work, what is a PCN and an ICB), How the Training Hub can support you; An overview of Primary Care; The role of General Practice, PCNs and roles; Training, education, and supervision; The aims of the NHS 10-year plan; Health Inequalities; Equality, Diversity and Inclusion; Health and Wellbeing; Personalised Care; Apprenticeships; Pharmacy First.
Thursday 23rd April 2026
Tuesday 7th July 2026
Thursday 22nd October 2026
Tuesday 19th January 2027
To book, please click here. For any queries, please contact glicb.pcwc@nhs.net.
NHS England (NHSE) in collaboration with the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) have developed an eLearning course which aims to provide colleagues with an introduction to a public health and trauma-informed approach to preventing and reducing violence against staff working in health and care settings.
NHS England expects all parts of the NHS to commit to preventing and reducing the risk of violence towards staff and supporting their health and wellbeing in line with the ‘We are safe and healthy’ NHS People Promise. This in turn will improve staff experience, retention and ultimately patient care.
This course was developed based on an identified training need for staff and will also bridge a knowledge gap for those embarking on RSPH’s Violence Prevention and Reduction (VPR) educational pathway.
This course is for staff working in health and care settings who have a role in reducing and preventing violence against our staff, or for those who are working in ‘at risk’ environments.
Over one-hour of learning time trainees will achieve the following learning outcomes:
- Identify the key policy and legislative drivers for violence prevention and reduction in healthcare settings.
- Understand and describe the individual, situational and environmental factors that can cause violence.
- Describe how using public health and trauma informed approaches can prevent violence at individual and community level.
- Explore a range of best practice approaches that can be used by individuals, teams and organisations to minimise the risk or impact of violence.
Contact vprpathway@rsph.org.ukto enquire about RSPH’s VPR courses.
Please be aware an NHS Learning Hub log in is required, if you already have one, or if not, please register and you will be able to complete the course.