MPSU Training Events and Support Meetings 

Booking onto Training Events and Support Meetings 

All MPSU training events and support meetings are FREE to attend. Places are limited and we will allocate tickets across a spread of different roles and localities. If an event says it is fully booked, please register for the waiting list as we will release additional tickets as they become available. 
 
You can view a summary of all our upcoming MPSU events below. To book on, visit our Eventbrite page. 

1. Integrated Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Training Dates 

Target audience / eligible for: All primary care colleagues 
 
Frequency: Monthly 
Date and Time 
Title and Booking Link 
Description 
Max No. 
Closing Date 

2. New to Practice Training Dates 

Target audience / eligible for: New colleagues joining primary care within the last 6 months 
Date and Time 
Title and Booking Link 
Description 
Max No. 
Closing Date 
02/10/2024 
09:00-10:00 
Join Sarah Partridge and guest speaker Fazila Jumabhoy for an engaging and practical online talk, "Supporting Learners with Neurodiversity." 
 
Aim 
This event is tailored for primary care educators and trainers working in primary care. In this one-hour session, you'll gain valuable insights and actionable tips to better support neurodiverse learners, to support you creating inclusive learning environments. #NoLearnerLeftBehind 
 
Target audience 
All primary care team supporting the development of learners or students in the workplace 
 
Learning Outcomes 
To have increased awareness of how to make your learning environment more inclusive
30 
1/10/2024 
07/10/2024 
MPSU: Meet the Role: Mental Health Practitioner 
Aim 
Join Laura and Charlotte as they share information on the role of the mental health practitioner within primary care. 
There will also be an opportunity for attendees to ask questions about role. 
 
Target audience 
All primary care staff 
 
This is an interactive session and audience participation is required. 
30 
4/10/2024 
14/10/2024 
 
Join Employment Specialists, Emma and Donna for a webinar introducing 'Individual Placement and Support in Primary Care (IPSPC)' service. 
 
Aim of this Event 
Aims of the session are information and discussion on: 
Supporting patients with a mental or physical health condition to: 
-Return to employment 
-Sustain employment or 
-Gain meaningful employment 
Information and advice on MED3’s (Fit notes) 
F12 Referral Pathway on SystemOne 
 
Target Audience 
This session is useful to all those that are involved in supporting patients with employment. Please see agenda to see if it meets your needs. 
 
About the ISPC 
ISPC is funded by the Department of Health and Social Care in partnership with DWP. 
 
The ISPC support amazing people – including those who are either out of work or find it hard to retain a job due to disability or physical and mental health issues – to find, stay and thrive in employment. 
 
Their dedicated Employment Specialists offer personalised one-on-one support to help people discover fulfilling paid employment tailored just for them. They are committed to being their advocate, recognising their potential, and assisting hem in securing suitable full- or part-time work. 
 
They provide guidance on managing debts, accessing benefits, and maintaining wellbeing, ensuring our support continues even after they've landed your new job. 
 
ISPC also extend their expertise to support both employed individuals and employers in maintaining a healthy workforce. Their team of experienced and approachable professionals offers training and valuable advice. 
50 
12/10/2024 
15/10/2024 
14:00-16:00 
An event designed to help our new to practice workforce navigate the complexities and challenges faced within primary care. 
 
Aim 
Who is this session for? All new to primary care. 
 
What is purpose of session? 
 
Primary Care presents its own unique culture, pressures, and challenges, often leaving newcomers feeling perplexed in this unfamiliar territory. 
 
This engaging morning workshop aims to equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to comprehend the inner workings of general practice, find your footing, and cultivate confidence and comfort in your new role. 
 
Agenda / Learning Outcomes 
After attending this session it is expected that the learner will: 
 
1. Information on the organisation and structure of Primary Care practices 
 
2. Overview of NHS and Primary Care structure 
 
3. What does Primary care culture mean? 
 
4. Introduction on various team members in the Primary Care 
 
5. Insight in to the challenges faced by general practice. 
 
6. A quick overview of Information Governance, consent and confidentiality 
 
7. QOF and CQC brief introduction 
 
 
Target audience 
All the primary care workforce who are new in practice in last 6 months (roughly). 
 
For above job roles working across Bassetlaw, Mid-Notts, Nottingham City and South Notts. 
30 
14/10/2024 

3. Clinical Supervision Training Dates 

Target audience / eligible for: Primary care clinical colleagues 
 
Frequency: Monthly 
Date and Time 
Title and Booking Link 
Description 
Max No. 
Closing Date 
23/10/2024 
This event intends to enable participants to understand the requirements to be a Clinical Supervisor 
 
Target audience 
This free event is aimed at primary care colleagues who are involved in clinical supervision of new additional roles, existing nursing staff and ACPs 
NB: Please register with your nhs.net email where possible. If the event is oversubscribed, priority may be given to those who have registered with NHS addresses. 
 
Outcomes include: 
To describe the breadth of clinical supervision. 
To apply educational theory to clinical supervision. 
To compose a de-brief and tutorial. 
To apply feedback models 
To be aware of workplace based assessments. 
To manage colleagues in difficulty. 
 
Key message for the session 
We may all be able to supervise our colleagues BUT can we always do it better! 
 
The event speakers will include: 
A GP and Clinical Pharmacist 
NATH Educators 
20 
21/10/2024 
How our Clinical Supervision Course events have supported your learning and development. I learnt: to apply the Maslow Hierarchy and Johari window into planning a supervisory session; that supervision needs to be individualised - in terms of learning needs and methods of giving teaching and feedback; that being mindful of learners in difficulty - appreciation for external work factors particularly. I enjoyed: ability to meet other members of the NHS, nice to have a different range of participants and how things are different in different areas; the different mixture of theory, group discussion and group work; the engaging presenters, good activities. Enjoyed the scenarios sections and the video to provide feedback on.

4. Clinical Supervisors Support Meeting Dates 

Target audience / eligible for: Clinical Supervisors 
 
Frequency: Every 3 months 
 
Lead: Rashbal Ghattaora and Minali Gupta 
Date and Time 
Title and Booking Link 
Description 
Max No. 
Closing Date 
14/11/2024 
19:00-20:00 
This session explores reflection as a critical component in supporting the development and training of your team. 
 
Aim 
Join our upcoming webinar exploring the use of reflection as a learning tool for supervisors in primary care. This session will look at models for fostering reflective practices, enhancing learning and overall patient care. It is an ideal session for primary care professionals seeking to improve their mentoring and educational approaches, using models and how to encourage them as a learning tool. 
 
From attending this session you will have: 
1. A greater awareness of models that could be adapted to promote reflection of the primary care workforce. 
 
2. Describe how you could integrate aspects of reflective practice into the day to day learning of your team. 
 
There will also be time for you to get support from the MPSU team and your peers about any supervision challenges you are experiencing. 
 
 
Target audience 
All supervisors and those interested in supervision 
20 
13/11/2024 

5. New Reviewer / Appraiser Training Dates 

Target audience / eligible for: All primary care colleagues involved in appraisal of colleagues. Excludes those wishing to appraise GP colleagues. 
 
Frequency: Every 3 months 
Date and Time 
Title and Booking Link 
Description 
Max No. 
Closing Date 
20/11/2024 
9:15-13:15 
Join this course if you are interested in learning more about appraising. 
 
This session is aimed at team leaders, line managers and appraisers in primary care and all those aspiring to be one. 
This course provides a robust structure for colleagues to build upon their skills as an appraiser. 
 
Making the most from the annual review, allows participants to: 
 
The session will be an overview of tools to support the growth of your team through yearly reviews and appraisals. After this session the participants will hopefully be able to: 
Understand the principles and processes underpinning the yearly review and appraisals. 
Be aware of the knowledge, skills and attributes required to be an effective reviewer. 
Describe how to successfully plan and deliver a meaningful review. 
Be able to construct a personal development plan and an appraisal summary. 
 
 
This is an interactive session and audience participation is required 
25 
19/11/2024 

6. New Appraisers Support Meeting Dates 

Target audience / eligible for: New Appraisers - These meeting are optional to provide guidance and holistic support to new appraisers. Please contact the MPSU if you would like to arrange a 1-1 support meeting. 
 
Leads: Rashbal Ghattaora and Minali Gupta 
Date and Time 
Title and Booking Link 
Description 
Max No. 
Closing Date 

7. Foundation Leadership and Management Training Dates 

Target audience / eligible for: Colleagues who are new to, or aspiring to manage others 
Date and Time 
Title and Booking Link 
Description 
Max No. 
Closing Date 
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Aspirations for the MPSU 

“The developments of PCNs have brought a new dimension to an already complex setting. I hope the MPSU is able to support individuals to orientate themselves within this landscape. My aspirations for the MPSU are to provide a multidisciplinary platform to provide help, guidance and peer support to the new and existing primary care workforce.” 
 
Head of PCN Workforce 
Nottingham City GP Alliance 

Event Certificates 

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Certificates of attendance will be issued within 2 weeks of the event date. These will be electronic and circulated by email. It is therefore important that you sign-in via the register on the day to evidence that you attended the session. 
 
If you have not received your certificate by this date, please email alliance.hub1@nhs.net. 

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