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 real-world NHS practice with consultant-led webinars, focusing on clinical and professional skills.

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

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. 

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 17th June, 7 pm – 9 pm, UK (GMT+1)

Patient overdose and self-harm: clinical, risk, and legal frameworks

A supportive, practical session on the complexities of managing deliberate self-harm (DSH) and acute toxicity.

You will learn:

  • The definition and epidemiology of deliberate self-harm (DSH) within the NHS
  • Specialist communication techniques for history taking and risk assessment
  • The management of paracetamol, opiate, and benzodiazepine overdoses, alongside a guide to essential toxicology resources
  • The critical legal interface of clinical practice, including patient capacity, refusal of treatment under the Mental Health Act, and the clinical protocols following a death from self-harm

Time management and prioritisation

Effective workload management is a cornerstone of patient safety and clinician well-being.

You will cover:

  • Practical strategies for managing inpatient workloads and navigating the high-pressure NHS environment
  • Proven tools for task management, the art of effective delegation, and the clinical reasoning behind high-stakes prioritisation
  • How to identify common errors in practice and learning how to mitigate them

You will learn how the skills to streamline your workflow and maintain high standards of care under time constraints.

 

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Date and time: Wednesday 24th June, 7 pm – 9 pm, UK (GMT+1)

Diabetic emergencies: DKA, HHS, and hypoglycaemia

A deep dive into the identification and emergency management of acute diabetic complications.

You will learn:

  • The pathophysiology and distinct diagnostic criteria for Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) and Hyperosmolar Hyperglycaemic State (HHS),
  • Fluid resuscitation and insulin protocols
  • Rapid assessment and treatment of hypoglycaemia

Supporting you to be equipped to manage these life-threatening metabolic imbalances with confidence and precision.

Careers advice

Designed for practitioners at all stages of their journey, this webinar offers a roadmap for navigating the complexities of a modern medical career.

You will explore:

  • Various pathways for specialisation
  • The importance of mentorship
  • Strategies for achieving a sustainable work-life balance

Whether you are looking to transition into leadership, academic research, or clinical excellence, this session provides the practical tools and insights needed to make informed decisions about your professional future.

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

Physician mental health

This session explores the critical intersection of psychiatric and physical health within the acute NHS setting.

You will cover:

  • The prevalence and impact of depression and affective disorders among medical inpatients
  • Epidemiology and management of delirium
  • Practical guidance on how the acute physician can effectively navigate and access specialist psychiatry services

Leadership

An essential introduction to the leadership frameworks within the NHS, this webinar is designed to bridge the gap between clinical duties and senior management responsibilities.

You will explore:

  • Core leadership skills and their application in senior clinical and non-clinical roles
  • Importance of learning through experience
  • Common development leadership roles for resident doctors
  • Formal leadership development

By examining both experiential learning through resident doctor development roles and formal leadership pathways, this session provides a roadmap for resident doctors to transition into influential positions within the healthcare system.

 

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Date and time: Wednesday 15th July, 7 pm – 9 pm, UK (GMT+1)

Grey cases

This interactive session challenges you to navigate the “grey areas” of clinical medicine where guidelines and reality intersect.

This webinar emphasises clinical reasoning and collaborative problem-solving, providing a safe space to explore the uncertainty and multifaceted decision-making required in daily practice.

You will:

  • Discuss a series of complex, real-world case presentations
  • Explore differential diagnoses and nuanced treatment plans
  • Strengthen clinical reasoning in uncertain situations

Managing burnout and building resilience

Prioritising the health and well-being of NHS staff is essential for sustainable clinical excellence.

In this session, you will explore:

  • Health and well-being of NHS staff
  • Practical strategies for recognising the early signs of personal stress, depression and substance dependency
  • The psychological foundations of resilience
  • A comprehensive overview of the formal support structures available within the NHS

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