RCGP Certificate in the Management of Drug Misuse in Primary Care

 
The RCGP Substance Misuse Unit offer two different certificate level training packages.
 
Part 1 of the RCGP Certificate in the management of drug misuse (previously known as the ‘Foundation’ course) was launched at the 9th National Conference ‘Management of Drug Users in Primary Care’ on May 20th 2004 in Cardiff.
 
Part 1 is now multi-disciplinary and is ideal for practitioners working at a generalist level, as part of a shared care scheme, especially those intending to provide treatment to drug users as part of a locally or nationally enhanced service (L/NES). This course is mapped to the Drug and Alcohol National Occupational Standards (DANOS) and will be delivered in two stages. 
 
More information on the Part 1 Certificate for new and existing candidates is available.

Part 2 is a continuation of the existing certificate and is aimed at those practitioners wishing to become GPs with a Special Clinical Interest or a Practitioner with Special Interest. There will be an expectation that candidates will have completed the Part One certificate or equivalent training (recognised by the RCGP or sister organisations), or can demonstrate that they already have the generalist competencies.

The next course will start in February 2011.
More information on the Part 2 Certificate for both new and existing candidates is available.
 
 
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