Health CPD

The School of Nursing, Midwifery and Public Health offers a range of high quality Continuing Professional Development (CPD) opportunities for individuals and organisations working within the Heath and Care sector. All of our courses are practice-based and impact-driven in order to support high quality teaching and learning, providing opportunities to improve health and care delivery in the region and beyond.

Our CPD portfolio is continually updated to respond quickly to national and local initiatives, and has been designed to be delivered in a flexible way with a range of delivery patterns including:

• Study days
• Bespoke programmes
• Blended learning delivery
• Fully accredited CPD modules and programmes of study at Master’s level

All CPD courses offered by the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Public Health are based on clinical delivery requirements and research into your practice, and are designed to affect a real and lasting practical impact on health and care delivery and improvement. If you wish to apply for funding, please contact your employers' education and training department to access further details, request permission to study and funding options.

For more information, view or download our CPD in Health, Wellbeing and Integrated Care brochure.

Our Health CPD masterclass series has been tailored to address crucial and often complex areas of health and social care whilst being delivered by experts in their field.

Booking are now open via Eventbrite for the following sessions:

• Intellectual Disabilities led by Dr Chris Nightingale, Associate Professor of Nursing | Thursday 8 May 2025.
• Diabetic Care - Empowering Effective Management led by Dr Jude Ominyi, Associate Professor of Adult Nursing | Thursday 22 May 2025.
• Dementia Care led by Dr Jude Ominyi, Associate Professor of Adult Nursing | Thursday 5 June 2025.
• Suicide Prevention led by Dr Andrew Clifton, Associate Professor of Adult Nursing | Tuesday 17 June 2025

Spaces are limited. Contact cpdhealth@uos.ac.uk if you require more information.

Other CPD courses

Mental Wellbeing: Supporting through difficult times led by Justin Hunter (Mental Health Nursing Course Leader) and Darren Rowell-Burton (Mental Health Nursing Degree Apprenticeship Course Leader). This two-day course is available to anyone in the private, voluntary or independent sector.

Dates by negotiation. For more information, please contact engage@uos.ac.uk