CPD for healthcare professionals
CPD for healthcare professionals
MIMS presents MIMS Learning
MIMS is the essential prescribing and clinical reference for UK general practice. But did you know that we also produce CPD learning on our dedicated education platform MIMS Learning? Here we showcase our learning across multiple specialties to demonstrate how using MIMS Learning alongside MIMS can benefit your practice.
MIMS Learning supports best clinical practice and enables GPs, hospital doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals in the UK to meet their CPD requirements for appraisal and revalidation. Our e-learning covers 11 key specialities: primary care, cardiology, dermatology, diabetes, women’s health, gastroenterology, mental health, oncology, paediatrics, respiratory and care of older people. Our CPD learning is second to none, offering over 500 practice-changing modules in a variety of formats (including live webinars and podcasts) to appeal to our learners’ needs.
What our learners say
What our learners say
Specialties
The cardiology section provides CPD on all aspects of diagnosing and managing cardiovascular conditions, including arrhythmias, coronary artery disease, heart failure, and lipid management.
Skin and hair conditions are covered in these modules, with tips on diagnosis and the latest therapeutics. Modules are illustrated with useful clinical images, including many with a focus on skin of colour.
The diabetes page covers both type 1 and 2 diabetes. It looks at diabetes-related complications, diabetic emergencies, and diabetes at different stages of life.
The huge range of conditions seen in frontline general practice is reflected in our learning content, with symptom-based modules and clinical reviews that aid diagnosis and management.
Topics such as menstrual disorders, gynaecological cancers, perinatal health, contraception and menopause are highlighted, to help improve your knowledge of women’s health.
The gastroenterology page offers educational content on a range of subjects, from IBD to gastrointestinal cancers, with reflections on the latest research.
The mental health and psychiatry page offers learning on anxiety, depression, and other common conditions. It also looks at how psychiatric conditions affect physical health and vice versa.
The oncology page offers continuing education on cancer diagnostics, the long-term effects of cancer treatments, as well as the psychological aspects of cancer.
The paediatrics page covers infectious diseases, as well as skin, gastrointestinal and neurological conditions in children, with case studies, clinical reviews, and NICE guidelines relevant to this patient population.
The respiratory page offers comprehensive educational content on asthma, COPD, obstructive sleep apnoea, and other chronic respiratory conditions.
A recently-launched specialty, care of older people, brings together learning around how best to support older people, taking frailty, multimorbidity and polypharmacy into account.
With our newest specialty, rare diseases, you can find CPD related to rarer conditions that you may encounter. These include genetic conditions, some cancers, and conditions related to infectious disease.
Specialties
The cardiology section provides CPD on all aspects of diagnosing and managing cardiovascular conditions, including arrhythmias, coronary artery disease, heart failure, and lipid management.
Skin and hair conditions are covered in these modules, with tips on diagnosis and the latest therapeutics. Modules are illustrated with useful clinical images, including many with a focus on skin of colour.
The diabetes page covers both type 1 and 2 diabetes. It looks at diabetes-related complications, diabetic emergencies, and diabetes at different stages of life.
The huge range of conditions seen in frontline general practice is reflected in our learning content, with symptom-based modules and clinical reviews that aid diagnosis and management.
Topics such as menstrual disorders, gynaecological cancers, perinatal health, contraception and menopause are highlighted, to help improve your knowledge of women’s health.
The gastroenterology page offers educational content on a range of subjects, from IBD to gastrointestinal cancers, with reflections on the latest research.
The mental health and psychiatry page offers learning on anxiety, depression, and other common conditions. It also looks at how psychiatric conditions affect physical health and vice versa.
The oncology page offers continuing education on cancer diagnostics, the long-term effects of cancer treatments, as well as the psychological aspects of cancer.
The paediatrics page covers infectious diseases, as well as skin, gastrointestinal and neurological conditions in children, with case studies, clinical reviews, and NICE guidelines relevant to this patient population.
The respiratory page offers comprehensive educational content on asthma, COPD, obstructive sleep apnoea, and other chronic respiratory conditions.
A recently-launched specialty, care of older people, brings together learning around how best to support older people, taking frailty, multimorbidity and polypharmacy into account.
With our newest specialty, rare diseases, you can find CPD related to rarer conditions that you may encounter. These include genetic conditions, some cancers, and conditions related to infectious disease.
How it works
CPD for healthcare professionals
All UK healthcare professionals are required to keep their clinical knowledge up to date, and to demonstrate their continuing fitness to practise through a system of appraisal and revalidation. For example, UK doctors must demonstrate that they have completed 50 hours of continuing professional development (CPD) each year.
E-learning and webinars form an important part of the mix, as healthcare professionals can undertake this type of learning at a time and place that suits their working lives. Once learning modules or webinars on MIMS Learning are completed, learners receive a CPD certificate that they can submit to their appraiser for discussion during their appraisal meeting.
CPD for healthcare professionals
All UK healthcare professionals are required to keep their clinical knowledge up to date, and to demonstrate their continuing fitness to practise through a system of appraisal and revalidation. For example, UK doctors must demonstrate that they have completed 50 hours of continuing professional development (CPD) each year.
E-learning and webinars form an important part of the mix, as healthcare professionals can undertake this type of learning at a time and place that suits their working lives. Once learning modules or webinars on MIMS Learning are completed, learners receive a CPD certificate that they can submit to their appraiser for discussion during their appraisal meeting.
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