Helping practitioners to manage medicines safely

Innovative eLearning for effective prescribing practice

SCRIPT is an eLearning programme to improve safety and competency among healthcare professionals around prescribing, therapeutics and medicines management.

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Latest Modules

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Antihyperglycaemics

Prescriber Ready

In this module, we will explore in detail the seven main classes of antihyperglycaemic agents used in the management of type 1 and 2 diabetes.

We will describe the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of each class, their side effect profiles, and main counselling points for people taking these medicines. Finally, we will apply the knowledge of pharmacology to develop practical approaches to the management of diabetes.

Laxatives and Anti-Diarrhoeals

Prescriber Ready

In this module, we will understand basic pharmacology to underpin the safe and effective management of laxatives and anti-diarrhoeals, including monitoring their effectiveness and safety, and providing education and counselling to the patient and/or carer.

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CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF SCRIPT ELEARNING!

This month, we are celebrating 15 years of SCRIPT eLearning. In 2010, we launched our first six modules, aiming to improve prescribing competency among foundation doctors. Since then, we have come a long way and achieved some incredible milestones, including expanding...

UPDATED PAEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY MODULE NOW LIVE

We’re pleased to announce that the Paediatric Neurology module has been fully updated to reflect the latest clinical guidance and best practice in the safe prescribing and management of neurological conditions in children. This refreshed module includes...

15 years of Script

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