eModules

This module provides an overview of arthritis management in primary care.

This module brings together the key therapeutic developments of 2011.

This module provides an overview of hypertension management in the context of the new medicine service.

This module explains the theory, practicalities and benefits of Healthy Living Pharmacies.

This module provides an overview of asthma management and explains the role of the new medicine service and targeted MURs.

This module describes how pharmacy teams can support patients newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.

This module outlines how best to support people with Alzheimer’s disease with their drug therapy.

This module considers how MURs can improve the transfer of patients and medicines between secondary and primary care.

This module provides current recommendations on the amounts and sorts of physical activity that individuals should aim for.

The aim of this module is to update your knowledge of warfarin and help you conduct medicines reviews for patients on anticoagulation therapy.

This module will update your clinical knowledge on diagnosis, management and medicines optimisation for patients with chronic heart failure in primary care.

This module provides an overview of current thinking on the management of childhood eczema.

This module brings together key therapeutic developments that have happened during previous 12 months.

This module describes how community pharmacists can contribute to care and monitoring of patients with COPD.

The aim of this module is explain the roles that community pharmacists can play in providing sexual health services.

The aim of this module is to update pharmacists on how they can contribute to improved patient safety in relation to ‘high risk’ medicines commonly used in primary care.

In 2009 NICE issued an updated clinical guideline on schizophrenia and its management. The guideline covers incidence and diagnosis of schizophrenia, treatment with antipsychotics, psychological therapies and psychosocial interventions.