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UKCPA’s critical care course for pharmacists in England eligible for HEE funding

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The Health Education England (HEE) has allocated £440,000 to help upskill pharmacists working in adult critical care across England.

UK Clinical Pharmacy Association (UKCPA) has confirmed with HEE that UKCPA critical care courses meet the criteria for this funding, for courses that complete before 31 March 2023.

“The funding is expected to exceed demand and so it is likely that bids for these UKCPA courses will be approved by HEE, as they meet the learning outcomes in the new RPS/UKCPA/FICM specialist critical care curricula (in development),” said UKCPA.

The following courses are now open for booking and meet the HEE criteria for full funding:

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