The Self-administration of Insulin programme is aimed at healthcare staff who work with patients on regular insulin as they need to be assessed to decide their ability to self-manage their insulin.
The programme consists of one elearning session and one quiz to check your understanding.
SME: Aish Chalise (Diabetes Specialist Nurse)
A list of staff with access to your course data can be found here
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Welcome: The aim of the course is to support your development as a competent and safe practitioner in IV Therapy. The course is a blended approach to learning which means you will complete the Theoretical Components (online) of the course and then attend a day, Face to Face on practical skills session.
To access this IV Page, you will firstly need to book on to IV Day 1 (Virtual), via this link-https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/fhftpracticedevelopment@nhs.onmicrosoft.com/bookings/s/IH0DfAR63EaLjKjhSlLgdw2
(Please confirm the day you wish to book with your manager beforehand, so that they can approve this, and it can be allocated as a study day on Healthroster.)
Once booked, you will receive an MS Teams link, which you will join at 08.00 on your selected date. This day will be protected time to complete your e-learning.
The cohort and password to access this page will be provided on the day of your IV Day 1 booking. Once your e-learning is completed, you will be provided with a booking link which will enable you to book your face-to-face IV Day 2 session.
Here are the 2025 dates for the Face to Face IV Study Day 2:
Frimley Park Hospital (Albany Park Training Centre)
- 11th February
- 12th March
- 14th April
- 22nd May
- 16th June
- 14th July
- 9th September
- 20th October
- 14th November
Wexham Park Hospital
- 20th February
- 25th March
- 23rd April
- 29th May
- 25th June
- 29th July
- 29th September
- 29th October
- 1st December
If you have already accessed this page, but having trouble re-accessing, please contact Matteo Anfora matteo.anfora@nhs.net or Warren Mata warren.mata@nhs.net
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Welcome to the Physiotherapy Department Induction Repository. This page lists necessary information for Therapies staff at Frimley, Wexham and Heatherwood.
SME: Malathi Nanda
Please direct all subject matter queries to: Alvin Roel Nierva - alvin.nierva@nhs.net
Welcome to your Preceptorship Acute Deterioration: Assessment & Management (ADAM) Course. This day will be presented in a blended learning format, whereby you will have half a day’s training face to face and the other half completing a couple of online module / presentations. You will be allocated to a either an AM or a PM face to face session by Preceptorship Administrators - please see your individual preceptorship programme for more details. You will receive an enrolment key along with the course details a couple of weeks prior to your course. This will grant you access the online module which is to be fully completed prior to attending the face to face session.
Should you encounter any problems accessing the course, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the Preceptorship Team. Please direct all subject matter queries to: laura.clarke29@nhs.net
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Welcome to the Frimley Health SLiP Programme. This interprofessional program supports qualified health and social care professionals to develop their knowledge, skills and confidence in facilitating and supporting effective learning, teaching and assessment in the workplace.
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