Physical Exam and Consultation Skills 2 and 3 June 2026
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Dates: 2 and 3 June 2026
Time: 09:00 – 16:00
Venue: In house
CPD Hours: 15 Participatory Hours Certificate of Completion Provided
This intensive two-day course is designed for healthcare professionals working in primary care, urgent care, same-day services, and advanced clinical practice roles.
The course focuses on developing practical examination skills, clinical reasoning, red flag recognition, and confident patient assessment across a range of common clinical presentations.
Delegates will take part in hands-on examination workshops, case-based discussions, and structured clinical assessment sessions led by experienced clinicians.
What Will Be Covered?
Cardiovascular Assessment
- Chest pain assessment
- Heart sounds and murmurs
- Pulse and blood pressure assessment
- Heart failure recognition
- Cardiovascular red flags
Respiratory Examination
- Assessing cough and breathlessness
- Chest examination techniques
- Wheeze and crackles
- Asthma and COPD assessment
- Recognising respiratory deterioration
Clinical Reasoning & Deterioration
- History taking frameworks
- Red flag recognition
- NEWS2 and escalation
- Safety-netting and documentation
ENT Examination
- Ear, nose, and throat assessment
- Otoscopy techniques
- Sore throat and ear pain assessment
- ENT red flags
Eye Assessment
- Visual acuity assessment
- Red eye assessment
- Eye examination techniques
- Recognising ocular emergencies
Neurological Examination
- Cranial nerve assessment
- Limb neurological examination
- Headache and dizziness assessment
- Stroke and neurological red flags
Abdominal Examination
- Structured abdominal assessment
- Acute abdominal pain
- Abdominal red flags
- Recognising serious illness
Practical Skills Included
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- Hands-on examination practice
- Structured patient assessment
- Clinical reasoning exercises
- Case study discussions
- Documentation and safety-nettin
Who is it for?
This course is designed for:
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Nurses, pharmacists, physician associates, paramedics, and allied health professionals
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Clinicians moving into patient-facing roles
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Anyone needing a refresher in clinical assessment and examination
Basic anatomy and physiology knowledge is recommended.
Certification
You’ll receive a CPD certificate on completion of the course.
Booking
Join us in person at our training centre or attend live online.
For group bookings or in-house delivery, contact [email protected].
Reviews
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“Excellent course.”
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“Great teacher.”
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“Very informative and interactive. It was very useful for highlighting areas of physical examination I’d been struggling with.”
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“Very informative and useful training provided by a very competent and experienced trainer.”
Reviews
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“I enjoyed every minute of the session.”
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“Very enjoyable, very informative, very interactive, and very useful.”
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“Excellent presentation and delivery of training. A good mixture of theory and practice.”
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“Jeshni was very knowledgeable.”
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“Very effective session – it will help me perform my job more effectively.”
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History Taking HandoutsThese handouts and resources are to be used as a guide during consultation.
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Recording: History Taking and Consultation SkillsThis recording explore the importance of good history taking. Good history-taking is fundamental to effective clinical practice in primary care and general practice. It forms the cornerstone of diagnosis and management, enabling clinicians to:
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Respiratory Exam
The Respiratory Physical Examination session is designed to equip healthcare professionals with essential skills for performing thorough and accurate respiratory assessments. Participants will learn how to conduct a systematic examination of the respiratory system, interpret findings, and recognise abnormal clinical signs. This session combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, enabling attendees to build confidence in their physical examination techniques.
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Respiratory Exam: References and Reflection
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ENT Examination Presentation
This practical, case-based session provides a clear and structured approach to ENT examination. It supports clinicians in developing confidence in assessing common presentations while recognising serious pathology that requires urgent intervention. The session is highly relevant to everyday practice in primary care, urgent care, and community settings.
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ENT Exam: Reflection and References
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Abdominal Examination
This practical, case-informed session provides a comprehensive overview of the abdominal examination in clinical practice. Participants will learn how to approach the abdomen systematically, interpret findings in context, and identify red flags that require urgent action. The session emphasises hands-on techniques, clinical reasoning, and real-world application in primary and urgent care settings, supporting safe, confident patient assessment.
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Abdominal Exam: Reflection and References
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Neurological Examination : Geeky Medics Link
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Neurological Exam Handouts
This practical, case-based session provides a clear and structured approach to neurological examination. It supports clinicians in developing confidence in assessing neurological function, recognising early signs of serious pathology, and making informed clinical decisions in both primary and urgent care environments.
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Neuro Exam: Réflection and References
This section provides some further reading and reflective questions
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Eye Exam: Reflection and References 2025
This section provides some guidance for reflection to be recorded in your portfolio and references for further reading.
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Eye Exam Handout 2026
This practical, clinically focused session provides a structured approach to eye examination in primary and urgent care. Participants will build confidence in assessing visual function, identifying common presentations, and recognising sight-threatening conditions that require urgent referral.
The venue is CMF, Marshalsea Road near Borough Station London.
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