Health Academy

Health Academy At Health Academy, we provide a range of high quality online, blended and face-to-face courses We want you to have fun during the process!

Euan and Neil found a common passion in their love of travel to remote parts of the world. They took this one step further by combining their passion with their careers. As experienced nurses working in travel health and public health Euan & Neil became frustrated with the poor quality e-learning available for health professionals. After leading the clinical education department of one of the UK’s largest nurse and pharmacist clinic networks, they channeled their experience to create Health Academy. They wanted to create a new, fun place for learning with a variety of learning options to suite the goals of the individual practitioner. Our mission is to improve the learning experience of healthcare professionals. We don’t just want you to improve your knowledge and skills so you’re better and more fulfilled in your job!

🌸 Vaginal Ring Pessary Training – Live via Zoom📅 27 January 2026 | 🕘 9:15am – 1:15pm💻 Half-day course | 🧾 4 CPD Hours ⭐ ...
19/12/2025

🌸 Vaginal Ring Pessary Training – Live via Zoom
📅 27 January 2026 | 🕘 9:15am – 1:15pm
💻 Half-day course | 🧾 4 CPD Hours
⭐ Rated 5/5 by previous attendees

Gain the confidence to support patients with uroge***al prolapse through safe, effective vaginal ring pessary fitting and management.

This focused, interactive session covers:
✅ Anatomy of the female ge***al tract
✅ Conservative vs surgical prolapse management
✅ Pessary fitting, changing & follow-up
✅ Medico-legal and referral considerations

Ideal for nurses, GPs and clinicians working in women’s health, primary care, or urogynecology services.

🎓 Includes certification & resources to support supervised practice.

🎟️ Book your place now:
👉 https://healthacademyonline.co.uk/course-categories/vaginal-ring-pessary-training/

🩹 Wound Management for Health Care Assistants – Live via Zoom📅 17 February 2026 | 🕘 9:15am – 4:30pm💻 Virtual | 🧾 7 CPD h...
18/12/2025

🩹 Wound Management for Health Care Assistants – Live via Zoom
📅 17 February 2026 | 🕘 9:15am – 4:30pm
💻 Virtual | 🧾 7 CPD hours
⭐️ Rated 5/5 by attendees

Looking to build your wound care confidence and skills?

This one-day interactive course is designed specifically for Health Care Assistants, covering:
✅ Skin anatomy & wound healing
✅ Wound assessment & dressing selection
✅ Infection control & escalation
✅ Medico-legal considerations

Delivered live online and aligned with UK national wound care standards, it's perfect for HCAs wanting to contribute more confidently to patient care.

🎟️ Places are limited – register now:
👉 https://healthacademyonline.co.uk/course-categories/wound-management-for-hcas/

✈️ Stay confident and up to date in travel healthTravel Health Update (1 Day) – Live via Zoom📅 Upcoming dates:👉 9 Jan | ...
17/12/2025

✈️ Stay confident and up to date in travel health
Travel Health Update (1 Day) – Live via Zoom
📅 Upcoming dates:
👉 9 Jan | 27 Feb | 26 March 2026
🕘 9:15am – 4:30pm | 💻 Delivered live on Zoom
💷 includes e-learning immunisation update

Designed for nurses, pharmacists & healthcare professionals, this blended CPD course provides essential travel health updates, practical frameworks (like the 5T’s of Tropical Disease), and meets UKHSA’s immunisation update requirements.

⭐ Rated 4.97/5 by over 30 clinicians
🧠 Interactive teaching, current global guidance & real-world Q&A

🎟️ Book now to secure your preferred date:
👉https://healthacademyonline.co.uk/course-categories/travel-health-update-1-day-course/
📺 Subscribe to our YouTube channel for free training videos & health updates: https://www.youtube.com/

🩸 Happening Today – Free Lunchtime Health News SessionPhlebotomy: Common Mistakes in PracticeGoing live at 12:30pm (BST)...
15/12/2025

🩸 Happening Today – Free Lunchtime Health News Session
Phlebotomy: Common Mistakes in Practice

Going live at 12:30pm (BST) – there's still time to register!

Phlebotomy is one of the most common procedures in primary care — but small mistakes can lead to wasted samples, repeat venepuncture, or even missed diagnoses.

⏰ Join us today at 12:30pm for this short, practical session and learn how to:
✅ Avoid common phlebotomy errors
✅ Improve technique and patient safety
✅ Boost confidence with real-world tips

📍 Free via Zoom | 🕧 12:30–13:15
🎙️ Led by experienced clinical trainer Alys Bunce

Don’t miss this opportunity to sharpen your practice over lunch.
🎟️ Sign up now: https://healthacademyonline.co.uk/lunchtime-sessions/

🩸 FREE Lunchtime Health News Session – Monday 15 DecPhlebotomy: Common Mistakes in PracticePhlebotomy is one of the most...
12/12/2025

🩸 FREE Lunchtime Health News Session – Monday 15 Dec
Phlebotomy: Common Mistakes in Practice
Phlebotomy is one of the most frequent clinical tasks in primary care — but even small errors can lead to big problems.
Join our next Lunchtime News session to explore:
✅ Common mistakes in day-to-day phlebotomy
✅ Safety tips for staff & patients
✅ How to reduce errors and improve outcomes
✅ Practical tools for better technique
🗓️ Monday 15 December
🕧 12:30–13:15 (BST)
📍 Free online via Zoom – bring your lunch!
Led by clinical trainer Alys Bunce, this session is ideal for anyone involved in blood sampling or clinical support across health and care settings.
🎟️ Register now: https://healthacademyonline.co.uk/lunchtime-sessions/
❓Submit your questions in advance too!

Rabies is one of the most serious infections in travel health medicine, yet surprisingly one of the most neglected. For ...
12/12/2025

Rabies is one of the most serious infections in travel health medicine, yet surprisingly one of the most neglected. For UK travellers heading abroad, the risk is often dismissed as unnecessary or something that “only happens to other people.” But rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms appear and recent real-life cases show that complacency can cost lives. With global travel increasing and exposure risks rising, it is more important than ever to make rabies vaccination a priority in travel consultations.
✨ Read the full blog here: https://healthacademyonline.co.uk/why-travellers-underestimate-rabies-risk/
📺 Subscribe to our YouTube channel for free training videos & health updates: https://www.youtube.com/

🩸 FREE Lunchtime Health News Session – Monday 15 DecPhlebotomy: Common Mistakes in PracticePhlebotomy is one of the most...
09/12/2025

🩸 FREE Lunchtime Health News Session – Monday 15 Dec
Phlebotomy: Common Mistakes in Practice

Phlebotomy is one of the most frequent clinical tasks in primary care — but even small errors can lead to big problems.

Join our next Lunchtime News session to explore:
✅ Common mistakes in day-to-day phlebotomy
✅ Safety tips for staff & patients
✅ How to reduce errors and improve outcomes
✅ Practical tools for better technique

🗓️ Monday 15 December
🕧 12:30–13:15 (BST)
📍 Free online via Zoom – bring your lunch!

Led by clinical trainer Alys Bunce, this session is ideal for anyone involved in blood sampling or clinical support across health and care settings.

🎟️ Register now: https://healthacademyonline.co.uk/lunchtime-sessions/
❓Submit your questions in advance too!

Why This Matters: Inclusive Support for All LearnersImagine this: A pupil with asthma forgets their inhaler on sports da...
08/12/2025

Why This Matters: Inclusive Support for All Learners
Imagine this: A pupil with asthma forgets their inhaler on sports day — would your school know how to support pupils with health conditions safely? Another has diabetes and needs insulin before lunch. A third is recovering from a seizure. Would your team know what to do?

Schools have a legal and ethical duty to support pupils with health conditions and medication needs—ensuring safety, dignity, and access to learning.
✨ Read the full blog here: https://healthacademyonline.co.uk/supporting-pupils-with-health-conditions-and-medication-needs/
📺 Subscribe to our YouTube channel for free training videos & health updates: https://www.youtube.com/

💬 Missed the latest Lunchtime Health News session?The recording of “Menopause in Practice – Q&A with Alexandra Fryer” is...
02/12/2025

💬 Missed the latest Lunchtime Health News session?
The recording of “Menopause in Practice – Q&A with Alexandra Fryer” is now available to watch on YouTube! 🎥

In this session, menopause specialist Alexandra Fryer joined our host Alys Bunce for an honest, practical conversation about real issues faced in clinical practice — from the latest guidance to treatment options, HRT, lifestyle interventions, and how to support women with confidence and clarity.

📺 Watch the session here: https://youtu.be/KWKgCWEpAG8
🌐 Sign up for future Lunchtime Sessions: https://healthacademyonline.co.uk/lunchtime-sessions/

🚨 Last chance to book! Only a few places left 🚨Mental Health in Primary Care🗓️ Live via Zoom – 3rd & 10th December 2025📍...
28/11/2025

🚨 Last chance to book! Only a few places left 🚨

Mental Health in Primary Care
🗓️ Live via Zoom – 3rd & 10th December 2025
📍 14 CPD Hours | Limited spaces remaining!

There’s still time to secure your place on our highly rated 2-day virtual course designed specifically for Practice Nurses, HCAs and other primary care professionals.

You’ll explore:
✅ Common mental health disorders
✅ Practical assessment tools
✅ Communication & de-escalation skills
✅ Intervention strategies
✅ Child, perinatal, and later-life mental health
✅ Real-world case studies and Q&A

Rated ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ by past delegates, this course builds your confidence and practical skills to support patients experiencing mental health issues in primary care.

👉 Starts this Wednesday (3rd Dec) – don’t miss out.

🔗 Book now: https://healthacademyonline.co.uk/course-categories/mental-health-in-primary-care/

Meningococcal disease remains relatively uncommon, but recent increases highlight the need for continued vigilance. In 2...
24/11/2025

Meningococcal disease remains relatively uncommon, but recent increases highlight the need for continued vigilance. In 2024–25, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) recorded 378 cases of Invasive Meningococcal Disease (IMD), up from 340 the previous year. MenB was responsible for the vast majority of cases (82.6%), followed by MenW (11.3%), MenY (3.4%), and MenC (0.8%) With cases rising, recognising symptoms early and maintaining high vaccination uptake are more important than ever.

At Health Academy, we break down each vaccine-preventable disease using our practical 4T’s Framework, helping healthcare professionals get clear on the essentials:

🔹 Type
🔹 Transmission
🔹 Threat
🔹 Treatment and Prevention

Let’s explore meningococcal disease using this approach.

✨ Read the full blog here: https://healthacademyonline.co.uk/understanding-the-4ts-of-meningococcal/

📺 Subscribe to our YouTube channel for free training videos & health updates: https://www.youtube.com/

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