Consent & Confidentiality for Healthcare Professionals (2hr CPD)

£120.00 plus VAT. Our Core of Knowledge: Laser and IPL Safety course provides essential training for clinicians and aesthetic practitioners who use light-based devices. Aligned with MHRA guidance, it explains how optical radiation is generated and how it interacts with skin and eyes, forming the basis of safe treatment practice. The course covers key hazards, controlled-area requirements, beam and non-beam risks, plume control, fire precautions and electrical safety. It also outlines governance duties, including risk assessments, local rules, and the roles of the Laser Protection Adviser and Supervisor. Practical examples translate MHRA expectations into clear protocols for treatment suitability, patch testing, PPE use and equipment checks. On completion, delegates receive a certificate supporting organisation accreditation and demonstrating a strong commitment to safe and compliant laser and IPL use. Indicative 3 hours CPD.

£97.00 plus VAT. This course is aligned with the Core Skills Training Framework (CSTF) Core Subject 1: Equality, Diversity and Human Rights (Levels 1), as published by Skills for Health. It meets statutory and mandatory training requirements for healthcare professionals working in NHS and independent sector settings. Covering the Equality Act 2010, the nine protected characteristics, unconscious bias, health inequalities, and inclusive communication, the course links legal obligations directly to clinical decision-making. Designed for doctors, nurses, midwives, allied health professionals, and support staff across NHS and independent settings, it strengthens person-centred care, supports CQC compliance, and fulfils mandatory training requirements. Practical, evidence-based, and professionally relevant — because equitable care is safe care.

£97.00 plus VAT. This CPD module equips healthcare professionals with essential fire safety knowledge for clinical environments. Covering the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, healthcare-specific hazards including oxygen enrichment and flammable clinical substances, and the principle of progressive horizontal evacuation, the module prepares staff to prevent, identify, and respond to fire emergencies confidently. Topics include fire risk assessment, detection and warning systems, the RACE protocol, staff roles and fire warden duties, emergency planning, and record-keeping for regulatory compliance. Suitable for all clinical staff across NHS and independent healthcare settings, this module supports mandatory fire safety training and continuing professional development obligations.