Search for Qualified Courses
Courses
1,820 Course(s) found.
Posted 7 years 7 months ago by City St George's, University of London (formerly St George's)
Discover the difference empathy can make to patient care, and improve your own clinical empathy.
Posted 4 years 1 month ago by City St George's, University of London (formerly St George's)
Discover the academic writing fundamentals to help you achieve success in your healthcare-related undergraduate degree.
Posted 7 years 7 months ago by City St George's, University of London (formerly St George's)
Get an introduction to the growing role of genomics in healthcare, for patient diagnoses, treatment and disease prevention.
Posted 3 years 4 months ago by City St George's, University of London (formerly St George's)
Enrich your healthcare and medical courses with online escape room activities to engage learners in collaborative learning.
Posted 7 years 7 months ago by City St George's, University of London (formerly St George's)
Prepare for undertaking an International Health Elective, in this course developed in collaboration with King's College London
Posted 3 years 6 months ago by City St George's, University of London (formerly St George's)
Understand the history, symptoms, and management of FND to communicate more effectively and sensitively with your patients.
Posted 5 years 4 months ago by City St George's, University of London (formerly St George's)
Explore genetics and genomics in maternity healthcare and apply principles to provide high quality care.
Posted 1 year 11 months ago by City St George's, University of London (formerly St George's)
Enhance your paediatric care proficiency and navigate your general paediatrics practice with confidence.
Posted 7 years 2 months ago by City St George's, University of London (formerly St George's)
Explore global health governance and the challenges facing healthcare workers and policymakers.
Posted 4 years 1 month ago by City St George's, University of London (formerly St George's)
Explore the prevalence of Lyme disease, how to recognise and treat it and how to manage it going forward.