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Building on 40 Years. Looking Ahead to 2026...

As we move into 2026, Education for Health remains focused on what matters most: supporting healthcare professionals to deliver better patient care.

The year ahead is about growth, accessibility, and real-world impact. From expanding learning opportunities and practical short courses to developing new bursary support, everything we’re doing is built on 40 years of experience in healthcare education and shaped by the needs of today’s workforce.

Find out what’s coming next and how we’re building on four decades of impact in our latest blog available in the comments of this post 👇

⭐ Reminder: there's still time to register for our next webinar - book your spot today!⭐

📅 Wednesday 5 Nov
🧠 Mental Health and Long-Term Conditions
⏲️ 12-1pm
👉 Register now: https://ow.ly/nNSU50XiWat

Earlier this week on Tuesday 28 October, we ran a webinar all about atrial fibrillation & stroke management.

The webinar provided an introduction to both conditions, and explained how these topics will be covered in much more depth in our upcoming new Level 7 course, Cardiovascular Disease: Atrial Fibrillation and Stroke, which starts in January 2026.

We had a fantastic turnout and were thrilled to see so many of you there!

If you couldn't make it but would like to watch the webinar, you can re-watch the recording on our website until the end of November: https://ow.ly/9C1A50XkcqY

You can find out more and book your place on the Atrial Fibrillation and Stroke Level 7 course here: https://ow.ly/No1W50XkbUt

Registration is still open for our other upcoming free webinar, Mental Health and Long-Term Conditions, which will be happening on Wed 5th November at 12pm.

The webinar will be led by Mariana Spagadoros. Mariana is one of Education for Health’s associates and has developed content for our Level 7 Mental Health and Long-Term Conditions module; as a registered nurse and nurse educator, Mariana brings a wealth of practical expertise to her teaching.

We currently offer two courses relating to mental health and long-term conditions.

Register for your free place here: https://ow.ly/ET7t50XgMiK

Reminder: Our free webinar, Introduction to Atrial Fibrillation and Stroke Management, is happening next week on Tuesday 28 October at 1pm. There's still time to register for your place!

This webinar provides a general introduction to the topic of Atrial Fibrillation, and will be led by Education for Health’s associate Dr Sultan Cetiner.

Dr Cetiner is a General Practitioner and a Visiting (former Senior) Lecturer at the Universities of Hertfordshire and Coventry and has been instrumental in developing the content for our Level 7 module.

Register for your place now: https://ow.ly/kJmY50XgM5I

⭐Training grant opportunity⭐

NHS England are currently offering Long-Term Conditions and Prevention - CVDR Training Grants of up to £3000 per applicant, for healthcare professionals planning to study a programme in long-term conditions and prevention.

Applications are open now, and will close on Friday 7th November.

Healthcare professionals who meet the criteria for the grant can apply to use this towards one of our Level 7 modules in Long-Term Conditions.

Find out more and details of how to apply on our website: https://ow.ly/kxaB50XgUHL

On Sunday 5th October, we attended the ILD-IN 2025 conference. We had a fantastic day meeting with attendees and hearing from experts within the field.

Whilst there, we ran a competition to give away a free course and we are delighted to announce our winner, Laurette Court! Laurette said, 'I am delighted to have won the competition and am grateful for the exceptional opportunity to advance my learning in ILD.'

Please join us in wishing Laurette all the best with her future studies!

Want to find out more about Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD)? We also recently ran a free webinar on ILD which you can access anytime here: https://ow.ly/BPMa50XeMRT

Our new Level 6 course, Enhancing Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) Care, is also available to book now on our website: https://ow.ly/XkuS50XeMRS

A mental disorder is not definable in the same way as a physical illness. People living with a long-term condition are two to three times more likely to experience mental health conditions than the general population.

We have limited understanding of what is happening in the bodies and brains of those who have a mental disorder. Yet we label them and talk about mental disorders as if they are a thing that can be defined. However, the society we live in and socioeconomic factors can also impact the development of mental illness and physical long-term conditions.

Julie Lennon, Senior Clinical Lead at Education for Health, discusses mental health and long-term conditions, and why we have developed two courses for healthcare professionals.

Read more: https://ow.ly/A3lG50XbCzs

Why study Mental Health and Long-Term Conditions?

Join us on Wednesday 5 November 12-1pm GMT for a FREE webinar discussing Mental Health and Long-Term Conditions.

The webinar will be led by Mariana Spagadoros. Mariana is one of Education for Health’s associates and has developed content for our Level 7 Mental Health and Long-Term Conditions module; as a registered nurse and nurse educator, Mariana brings a wealth of practical expertise to her teaching.

Find out more and register for your free place: https://ow.ly/iEYm50XbCsj