Education and Training
Education and Training is one of the four pillars that make up the Centre's work plan. In this section you will find information about remote and rural programmes of work and educational resources.
Funding Applications for RAP MSc Programme 2025 Extended
NHS Education for Scotland (NES) are providing funding for 10 Scottish Rural Nurses and AHP Practitioners currently working within Remote, Rural & Island Primary and NHS Community Care to undertake the RAP MSc programme being delivered by the University of the Highland & Islands (UHI). The closing date to apply to NES for RAP funding has been extended to Thursday 12 June 2025.
For further information and to apply please visit Rural Advanced Practice MSc Programme | Turas | Learn
New for 2025: eLearning Module on Menopause
This module was recently published and is available now on Turas Learn: Menopause Module
This resource is free to access and open to all practitioners in Scotland.
All you need is a Turas Learn account which can be set up here if you don’t already have one. Should you experience any issues when registering, please access the Helpdesk located on the right-hand side of the webpage.
If you complete the module, we would be most grateful if you could complete the evaluation as we are keen to hear your thoughts.
A complementary module on Menstrual Health is already available, and you may wish to access this one first as they have been designed as complementary resources.
If you have any queries, you can contact the CPD Connect team at cpdconnect@nes.scot.nhs.uk
Integrating Paramedics in Primary Care: Dumfries and Galloway Case Study
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This case study explores the implementation of integrating Paramedics as part of the Primary Care team to provide unscheduled care visits within General Practices (GP) in Dumfries and Galloway.
