The following free training resources aim to provide up to date information and an evidence base to support optimal antibiotic prescribing. They will also help prescribers meet CPD and revalidation requirements.
This presentation looks into the remote consultation during COVID-19 and aims to helps prescribers identify key decision points for remote management of common infections e.g. ENT, Urinary, Cough, COVID-19, insect bites (November 2020).
TARGET Remote consultation webinar V4.3 (PPT)
This series of 7 TARGETantibiotics webinars, now available as un-facilitated learning courses, highlights simple key actions to help improve your antibiotic prescribing whilst improving the patient experience and their self-care.
This presentation aims to provide up to date evidence for primary care clinicians about why optimising antibiotic prescribing is important and how this can be achieved. The presentation is designed to be delivered by GPs, microbiologists or medicine managers with an interest in antibiotic use however can be used by less experienced presenters.
Core and interchangeable clinical scenario slides
This TARGET AMS condensed workshop covers (6.2 MB PPT) all the clinical scenarios of the other TARGET workshops in one hour long session. For more detailed information please view the more detailed clinical scenario presentations below.
The Antibiotic Resistance in Primary Care course will equip you with tools for improving your antibiotic prescribing and assist you in identifying the need for optimised antibiotic prescribing. Evidence showing the link between prescribing and resistance rates in GP patients is explored.
Take part in the UTI rapid update quiz to help identify NICE recommendations for current practice (June 2020).The quiz is for prescribers and health professionals managing people with suspected UTI.
These eLearning modules are free for members to access.
NICE has developed a series of FREE open access online education tools in collaboration with BMJ Learning. The toolkit also supports the recommendations made in the NICE Antimicrobial stewardship: systems and processes for effective antimicrobial medicine use guidelines, published August 2015. It also supports the Antimicrobial stewardship NICE quality standard, published April 2016.
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