Doctors Direct Clinical Confidence Webinars
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Doctors Direct

Clinical Confidence Webinars

for NHS Resident Doctors & International Medical Graduates 

Practical. Affordable. NHS‑Aligned.

Build confidence for NHS practice with consultant-led webinars, focusing on clinical and professional skills. Our content is mapped to the foundation curriculum competencies.

Each session covers two topics, supporting learning and development of key skills – from managing common emergencies to navigating ethical dilemmas, workload pressures and career decisions. 

Join live, interactive sessions every other Wednesday – just £30 per person per session.

Who are these webinars for?

  • For early career resident doctors (FY1 and FY2) starting or progressing through NHS training
  • International Medical Graduates (IMGs) preparing for or adapting to NHS practice
  • Doctors working towards obtaining their CREST certification

What makes our webinars different?

  • Consultant-led expertise, helping you navigate the practical realities of the frontline
  • NHS aligned content, ensuring what you learn meets NHS training standards
  • Affordable, high-quality training for only £30 per person per session
  • Boost clinical confidence to improve your decision-making and patient safety standards
  • Support for IMGs, by helping to adapt confidently to UK NHS practices and protocols

 

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Our Upcoming Webinars

Date and time: Wednesday 9th September, 7 pm – 9 pm, UK (GMT+1)

Radiology (Respiratory)

Develop confidence in interpreting common respiratory imaging encountered in NHS clinical practice.

You will:

  • Review chest X-rays and radiology involved in respiratory disease
  • Recognise common respiratory pathologies and their imaging features
  • Develop a structured approach to respiratory image interpretation

Sepsis

Early recognition and management of sepsis can significantly improve patient outcomes and reduce mortality.

In this session, you will:

  • Understand the definitions and diagnostic criteria for sepsis
  • Review the Sepsis 6
  • Explore complications of sepsis
  • Recognise common community-acquired and hospital-acquired infections

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Date and time: Wednesday 23rd September, 7 pm – 9 pm, UK (GMT+1)

ECGs (Electrocardiograms) 

Gain confidence in interpreting ECGs and recognising common abnormalities encountered in everyday clinical practice.

Key learning outcomes:

  • Learn the fundamentals of ECG interpretation
  • Recognise and assess common tachycardias
  • Identify and manage common bradycardias
  • Explore the underlying causes of common ECG abnormalities

Educational Supervision

Making the most of educational supervision is key to your development, progression and success within NHS training pathways.

Key learning outcomes:

  • Understand assessment and appraisal
  • Gain practical tips for using your e-Portfolio effectively
  • Maximise the benefits of educational supervision
  • Understand how to gather evidence and prepare for CREST certification

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Date and time: Wednesday 7th October, 7 pm – 9 pm, UK (GMT+1)

Radiology (Cardiology) 

Build confidence in recognising common cardiac conditions through imaging and develop a structured approach to interpretation.

Key learning outcomes:

  • Review chest X-rays and radiology involved in cardiac disease
  • Recognise radiological features of heart failure
  • Identify imaging findings associated with valvular heart disease
  • Understand how changes in the cardiac silhouette can indicate underlying pathology
  • Explore common OSCE-style cases and interpretation challenges

Handovers

An effective handover is essential for continuity of care, patient safety and multidisciplinary teamwork. This session explores the principles of effective handovers.

You will:

  • Understand the purpose and importance of clinical handovers
  • Learn how to communicate clear, concise and relevant information
  • Explore recognised models of good practice

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