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Train the Trainer Program for PEP and Emergency Contraception in Acute Settings 

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Date & Time

Tuesday 31st March @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

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Online,

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External event

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Educational Activities 5.0 hours
Measuring Outcomes 00 hours
Reviewing Performance 00 hours
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Date

Tuesday 31st March @ 6:30 pm 8:30 pm

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Educational
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5

Enhance your clinical confidence and teaching skills in acute and urgent care settings.

This Train the Trainer program equips GPs and nurses with the latest evidence-based approaches to HIV Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) and Emergency Contraception, plus the tools to train colleagues in your workplace.

Through a mix of interactive online learning, live sessions, and practical toolkits, you’ll gain the knowledge, decision-making skills, and peer education expertise to improve patient care and build capability across your team. 

Contraception CPD hours Emergency management General practice

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