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Palliative Care

This two-day face-to-face CPD course has been developed in response to the rising morbidity and mortality of incurable conditions including cancer, dementia, end stage respiratory and end stage cardiac conditions.

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Neurodivergence in the workplace (online)

This course is ideal for anyone interested in learning more about neurodivergence in the workplace and how to support neurodivergent colleagues.

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Rehabilitation of the critically ill (online)

This is one of a suite of five online CPD courses in Critical Care.

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Palliative care at the front door

Palliative care at the front door is part of the ‘at the front door’ series of CPD events provided by Cardiff University CPD team and builds on the palliative care portfolio of short courses.

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Conducting a Systematic Review: a practical guide

The aim of the course is to equip participants with an understanding of the systematic review process and an introduction to the skills necessary to conduct a review.

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Introduction to organ donation (online)

This is one of a suite of five online CPD courses in Critical Care.

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Care of the critically ill obstetric patient (online)

This is one of a suite of five online CPD courses in Critical Care.

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The gut microbiome in health and disease: a missing piece of the jigsaw puzzle (online)

This online course will provide up to date evidence-based information about the role of the microbiome in many conditions seen in primary care.

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Preventing burnout: Empowering practitioner resilience and wellbeing in primary care

This one-day course aims to empower clinicians within primary, interface, and critical care to better manage the uncertainty associated with the increasing clinical complexity faced on a daily basis.

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Minor Injuries at the Front Door

A bespoke course designed to upskill emergency physicians, nurses and allied healthcare professionals in the assessment and management of minor injuries in the Emergency Department.

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