Registrations are still open until 14/09/2026 for the 2026 cohort of the New-to-Practice Nurse & NA Foundation Programme, which starts on 5th October 2026.

You can find details here, and in the link below, including a registration link:

New-to-Practice Nurse & NA Foundation Programme – Training Hub

If you have any queries please don’t hesitate to get in touch on hnyicb.traininghub@nhs.net

2025/26 funded training – As a quick reminder, you can find details on the below link:

   ▶   CPD Funded Training for Nurses, NAs & AHPs – Training Hub – details on everything included in the current CPD offer, available until September 2026.

2026/27 funded training – Details will be shared early September for the continuation of the current offer and any additional updates, reflecting the information many of you kindly contributed in this year’s regional Training Needs Analysis to inform local needs.

Meanwhile, if you have any queries we’d be happy to help: hnyicb.traininghub@nhs.net

Upcoming CPD webinars in 2026 are still live for booking, with places going fast.
You can find full details and booking links here:

   ▶ BiteSize CPD Webinars

What’s coming up? Find a summary below:

Details of all other currently funded CPD funded training can be found here:

   ▶ CPD Funded Training for Nurses, NAs & AHPs

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This 12 month fellowship starting early October 2026, in collaboration with the Yorkshire and Humber GP school is designed to empower clinicians and managers with the skills, knowledge, and network necessary to drive innovation and excellence in primary care education. This fellowship focuses on developing leaders who can create, enhance, and sustain educational networks across practices and primary care networks (PCNs), fostering collaboration and continuous improvement in medical and clinical training and practice.

Eligibility: GPs in the first five years post CCT, clinical professionals or managers currently working in a GP practice or a PCN, employed in the Yorkshire and Humber area.

Please find full details here

For any queries, please contact Sheruba Draviaraj: sdraviaraj@nhs.net

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Get ready to join the Pharmacist Enhanced Practice Pathway pilot

Newly qualified, early career pharmacist prescribers in their first year of post-registration practice, can register to join the Pharmacist Enhanced Practice Pathway (PEPP) pilot from 1 September 2026.

To find out more visit the CPPE website.

What is the Pharmacist Enhanced Practice Pathway pilot

NHS England is working collaboratively with the Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate Education (CPPE) and the Royal College of Pharmacy to develop a new education and training pathway for newly qualified, early career pharmacist prescribers, registering from summer 2026. The Pharmacist Enhanced Practice Pathway aims to create consistent and equitable training and support for newly qualified, early career pharmacist prescribers across all sectors in patient-facing roles.

What is involved

Delivered by CPPE, the Pharmacist Enhanced Practice Pathway offers access to NHS England funded learning modules, workshops and education support for up to 1,200 learners across all sectors. This includes 900 places for learners with employer-provided educational supervision and up to 300 CPPE-supported places for learners without access to an educational supervisor in their workplace. Learners enrolling on the pathway will also gain access to an e-portfolio mapped to the Royal College of Pharmacy Enhanced Curriculum.

Learners, supervisors and employers involved in the pilot will also be invited to help shape future pathways. We have commissioned The University of Manchester Centre for Pharmacy Workforce Studies to undertake an evaluation of the pilot pathway, beginning in September 2026. The evaluation will include capturing feedback from those involved.

How to apply

Applications to the Pharmacist Enhanced Practice Pathway pilot open on 1 September 2026. To find out more visit the CPPE website.

There will be another opportunity to apply in January 2027.

Find out more and keep in touch

• Visit the Pharmacist Enhanced Practice Pathway website
• To find out more visit the CPPE website or email newlyqualified@cppe.ac.uk
• Email the WT&E National Pharmacy team: england.pharmacyteam@nhs.net
• Join the NHS Futures forum: https://future.nhs.uk/PharmacyWorkforceDevelopment
  

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We have re-opened the application process for organisations within North East and Yorkshire to apply for the NHS England funding to support train advanced practitioners in 2026/27 until 30^th October 2026. Please note we are no longer accepting EOIs for September 2026 starts.

To apply for the NHS England Advanced Practitioner support, please click here.

More information on the offer, including details of the training grant, can be found in the North East and Yorkshire Faculty for Advancing Practice handbook as well as the clinical salary support guidance.

Key Points:

• The North East & Yorkshire Faculty Handbook contains details about the funding offer from NHS England, employers’ responsibilities/commitments and how to apply. If after reading these you still have questions, please email england.neyadvancedpractice@nhs.net
• Please note the document is a live document and may have updates added as and when.
• The deadline to apply is 30^th October 2026 (dependent on numbers received)
• Each organisation applying must nominate a single contact to lead on the Advanced Practitioner process and act as a key liaison for all enquiries relating to Advanced Practitioners. All applications must be approved and submitted by the same lead contact.
• If you require any support completing the form or have any issues accessing the form, please email: england.neyadvancedpractice@nhs.net
• We aim to notify your organisation of the outcome within 6-8 weeks of submitting your full application.
• Please note once funding is confirmed, organisations need to apply to their preferred HEI and follow their application process.

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Please see the link below to book on to the free online Aspiring ACP event to be held 02.09.2026 coordinated and delivered by our region’s universities.

Aspiring ACP Event Online 02.09.2026

This is a completely free event but please do secure your place by following the link and booking on.

Once booked you will then be sent the Teams link to join the meeting on the day. QR code also available on the attached flyer.

Please share with colleagues, trainees and prospective tACPs.

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Learn from specialists on lung cancer during a free webinar and Q&A session, hosted by GatewayC – the leading earlier cancer diagnosis resource for primary care professionals.

Designed by the NHS for the NHS, GatewayC offers free evidence-based courses, bite-sized cancer education, podcasts, webinars and more to support earlier and faster cancer diagnosis.

This live webinar on Thursday 24 September, 12:30 – 1:15pm, will cover:

• Recognising signs and symptoms of lung cancer
• Identifying patients who are eligible for lung cancer screening
• Addressing common patient misconceptions about screening

You’ll hear from expert speaker Dr Haval Balata, Lung Cancer Physician, who will also discuss the role primary care can play in improving uptake and engagement with lung cancer screening programmes, followed by a live Q&A.

This session is designed for GPs and primary care professionals.

Can’t make it? You can watch on demand on the GatewayC website after the event has finished.

Register to secure your spot.

Further Resources – What’s new at GatewayC

• How Archie Goodburn’s campaign is raising awareness of brain tumour symptoms in primary care. Read now.

• Cancer and diet: Key learning from GPs Talk Cancer. Read now.

• Bonus podcast episode: Women with UTIs and possible bladder cancer. Listen now.

• Course of the month: Myeloma. Start now.

• NHSE webinar series: supporting lung cancer screening, smoking cessation and earlier diagnosis in primary care. Register now.

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We are pleased to invite you to the following educational session, delivered as part of the HNY Dermatology Education programme:

Eczema in Primary Care: Practical Management, Escalation and Referral Decisions

Thursday 24^th September 2026 | 13:00 – 14:00 | Microsoft Teams

Eczema is one of the most common skin conditions seen in primary care, yet management can be challenging, particularly when symptoms persist despite treatment. This session is designed for GPs and primary care clinicians and will provide practical, clinically focused guidance to support confident day-to-day decision-making.

The session will cover:

• Assessment and management of eczema in primary care
• Practical treatment and escalation strategies
• Guidance on when specialist referral is appropriate
• Common management pitfalls and how to avoid them
• Improving referral quality and navigating local dermatology pathways

Register here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/941306c1-4df3-4a2a-8314-080fe46dfa10@37c354b2-85b0-47f5-b222-07b48d774ee3

We hope you will find this session useful in supporting the assessment and management of eczema in primary care, as well as timely and appropriate referral when specialist input is required.

Places are limited, so we encourage you to register in advance. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch: k.lowthanavijit@nhs.net

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• The Role of Type 2 Inflammation in COPD – 14 September 2026 – Details and booking link here
• The Burden of COPD Exacerbations – 16 September 2026 – Details and booking link here

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FREE Clinic: Introduction to AI in Primary Care

Tuesday 15th September | 7:30–9:00pm | Live Webinar

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday clinical practice—but what does it actually mean for primary care?

Join NB Medical and Geeky Medics for this practical introductory session exploring:

• What AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) are
• Where AI can genuinely support clinical and administrative work
• Governance, information governance and patient safety
• How AI is changing consultations for both clinicians and patients

Whether you’re AI-curious or simply want to understand the opportunities and limitations, this 90-minute webinar will give you a clear, balanced overview of one of the biggest developments in modern healthcare.

Register here: Introduction to AI in Primary Care Clinic

FREE Clinic: Recurrent UTI

Tuesday 6th October | 8.00pm – 9pm | Live Webinar

Recurrent UTIs are among the most common—and often most frustrating—conditions encountered in general practice.

In this practical, case-based session we’ll cover:

• Recognising recurrent UTI and important differential diagnoses
• What not to miss
• Choosing acute treatment based on previous urine culture results
• Prophylaxis options and shared decision-making
• The impact on patients’ quality of life
• Emerging developments in UTI diagnostics

Packed with practical clinical tips and the latest evidence, this session is designed to help you manage these challenging consultations with greater confidence.

Register here: Recurrent UTI Clinic

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Free Educational Events – See full details here

• Hull – Women’s Health
  – Date: Wednesday 23 September 2026     Venue: The Mercure Grange Park Hotel, Willerby
• Grimsby – Care Of The Elderly
  – Date: Thursday 8 October 2026     Venue: The Pelham Suite, Grimsby

How to book – Email: info@gpforum.com

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See details and booking here

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Please find details and booking here