Medical Services Training courses

...Delegates will learn how medicines are classified and will gain practical experience using MIMS. The course also deals with prescription transcriptions and drug related abbreviations...

...Will help participants to understand the drugs, tests, risk factors, signs and symptoms and terminology associated with each QOF disease area QOF and Disease...

...one day course is to give participants an overview of oncology thus enabling them to be more effective in their roles. Originally put together for a health...

...this course is give participants an overview of cardiology thus enabling them to be more effective in their roles. Originally put together for a health...

...to the field of dentistry and will learn basic dental terminology, including common prefixes, root words and suffixes. Each course will run with a maximum of 16 participants...

...All you can do is make use of it in whatever way you choose. Although many people say they don't have enough time, the truth is that we all have all the time there...

...and who would like to have a clearer understanding of them. This course is equally suited to both new and experienced staff who have responsibility...

...This course has been accredited by The OCN Credit 4 Learning and delegates can obtain credits for further learning...

...issues related to orthopaedics in their day to day role For anyone coming across issues related to orthopaedics in their day to day role Understanding...

...This course teaches you to demonstrate a basic understanding of the range of tests performed by the HCA, to explain the importance of making observations...

...Suitable for everyone working in the dental field without dental training including dental receptionists, practice managers and dental nurses For everyone...

...succesful presentations This course has been accredited by The OCN Credit 4 Learning and delegates can obtain credits for further learning...

...not received any training in understanding terminology. For staff who come into contact with medical terminology on a regular basis but who have not come from a medical background...

...ear, nose and throat (ENT); obstetrics and gynaecology; orthopaedics; cardiology; gastroenterology; nephrology; general medicine/general surgery...

...Two modules are run in a d ay. The following modules can either be used as follow-on sessions from the Understanding Oncology course or as stand alone...

...non-clinical staff who come into regular contact with orthopaedic patients or orthopaedic reports. This course is ideally suited to both new and experienced...

...This course teaches you to demonstrate a basic understanding of the range of tests performed by the HCA, to explain the importance of making observations...