Level 2
2-3 Hours
1 Year Certificate

NMC Revalidation Awareness Training

The NMC Revalidation course is designed to help nurses and midwives meet the requirements for renewing their registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) every three years. The course aims to give healthcare professionals the knowledge and tools they need to complete their revalidation successfully, helping them keep their practice safe and effective according to NMC standards.

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NMC Revalidation Awareness Training equips nurses, midwives, and nursing associates with the knowledge to understand revalidation.

It covers key areas like practice hours, CPD, feedback, and reflective accounts. Participants will learn how to record their work progress and get useful feedback.

The training also prepares them for the reflective discussion and confirmation steps. By completing this course, healthcare workers can confidently keep their registration.

It is important to make sure nurses and midwives stay fit to work and provide safe, good care.

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Course Summary

Understand the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) revalidation process.
Explain the importance of NMC revalidation for professional development.
Identify the required components of the revalidation portfolio.
Describe the roles and responsibilities of nurses in the revalidation process.
Analyse the Code of Professional Standards and its application in practice.
Define reflective practice and its role in revalidation.
List examples of continuous professional development (CPD) activities.
Explain the significance of feedback and peer review in revalidation.
Discuss documentation and record-keeping requirements for revalidation.

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Where do you deliver this training?

We can deliver this training at your premises, as long as it's within the UK. Also, we have our own venues in Stoke on Trent, London, Swindon, Epsom & York if you need access to a training room (additional charges will apply). We can also deliver this training virtually using Zoom. However, sessions delivered via Zoom will be theory only and will not include any practical’s.

How long will the training last?

This training will last 2-3 hours. We give a range of time to account for variable factors such as; underlying knowledge and competence of delegates, class interaction and engagement and reduced delegate numbers. If a course finishes earlier than the allotted time, it will be due to one of these reasons. However, our trainer will ensure that all learning outcomes have been met.

Will attending this training make me competent?

In short, no. No classroom-based training course can give you full competency - be very wary of anyone claiming they can. Our classroom-based assessments are designed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and workplace competency. We will be sure to provide you with the relevant workbooks and competency proformas to be observed and signed off within the workplace according to your local policy.

Who will conduct the training?

One of our expert tutors. These all have an abundance of first hand care experience and knowledge - so you'll be in great hands! We will let you know who is doing the training in advance. You can check out their skills and experience by finding them on our meet the team page.

What equipment will you use for training?

We have a variety of different training equipment and tools available. The training will be relevant and transferable. However, if you have a specific requirement for a particular type of equipment, please make this clear during the booking process, and the team will ensure this is provided. Alternatively, we can use your own equipment for training.

NMC Revalidation Awareness Training

NMC Revalidation Awareness Training is designed to help nurses, midwives, and nursing associates learn how to complete the revalidation process.

This course explains the main parts of NMC revalidation, such as the required practice hours, continuing professional development (CPD), practice-related feedback, and reflective accounts.

Participants will learn how to document their professional development, gather feedback, and practice reflecting on their work.

The training also helps participants prepare for the reflective discussion and confirmation stages of revalidation. By the end of the course, healthcare professionals will understand the NMC revalidation requirements and feel confident in maintaining their registration.

This training is important for all nurses, midwives, and nursing associates who need to revalidate every three years to make sure they can continue to provide safe and effective care.

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Course Information:

Course Duration: 2- 3 hours
Course Level: Level 2
Certificate: 1-year certificate
Max Delegates: 12
Practical: No
Course Mode: Face to Face or Virtual

Course Outline: NMC Revalidation

Introduction to NMC Revalidation Process

Learn why revalidation is important for nurses and midwives.
Understand the revalidation process and its timelines.

Importance of NMC Revalidation for Professional Development

See how revalidation helps you grow in your career.
Learn how revalidation keeps your practice safe and effective.

Components of the Revalidation Portfolio

Know what is included in the revalidation portfolio.
Learn how to create and organise your portfolio.

Roles and Responsibilities of Nurses in the Revalidation Process

Understand what you need to do as a nurse or midwife for revalidation.
Work with mentors, peers, and colleagues to meet revalidation requirements.

Application of the Code of Professional Standards

Learn about the NMC Code and how to follow it in your daily work.
Make sure your practice follows the Code as part of revalidation.

Reflective Practice and its Role in Revalidation

Understand what reflective practice is and how it helps you grow.
Learn ways to reflect on your work and experiences.

Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Activities

Learn about the different types of CPD activities.
Know how CPD activities help with revalidation.

Significance of Feedback and Peer Review

Understand how feedback from others helps you improve.
Learn how peer reviews support your professional growth.

Documentation and Record-Keeping for Revalidation

Learn how to keep accurate records for CPD, feedback, and reflection.
Understand the legal and professional rules for record-keeping.

Final Assessment & Review

Review the key points, ask questions, and complete an assessment to check your understanding of the revalidation process.

Learning Outcomes:

After successfully completing this NMC revalidation course, participants will be able to:

Understand the NMC revalidation process and why it is important.
See how revalidation helps with personal and professional growth.
Create a complete revalidation portfolio with all the needed parts.
Know their role and responsibilities as nurses in the revalidation process.
Follow the NMC Code of Professional Standards in their work.
Use reflective practice and write reflective statements for revalidation.
Take part in CPD activities that meet NMC requirements.
Get feedback and join peer reviews as part of the revalidation process.
Keep accurate records and documents according to NMC standards.

Course Benefits

The benefits of NMC Revalidation Training include:

A better understanding of revalidation requirements and the process.
Improved ability to reflect on practice and use the Code in daily work.
More confidence in meeting revalidation standards.
Better preparation for the confirmation discussion and application.
Improved skills in keeping records of professional development and getting feedback.
A clearer understanding of how to stay fit to practice throughout your career.
The chance to join professional discussions and avoid feeling isolated.
Better ability to find areas for improvement and learn new skills.
Increased professionalism and trust in nursing practice.

This training helps nurses, midwives, and nursing associates meet their revalidation responsibilities, which leads to safer and better patient care.

Who Should Take This Training:

The following people should take this NMC Revalidation course:

Nurses
Midwives
Nursing associates
Healthcare professionals who need to revalidate
Anyone who wants to understand the NMC revalidation process better

This course is for anyone who needs to complete NMC revalidation or wants to learn more about it.

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Career Opportunities:

NMC Revalidation Training does not directly lead to specific career opportunities, as it is a requirement for all registered nurses, midwives, and nursing associates to keep their registration.

However, completing this training can help your professional development and may benefit your career in these ways:

Keeping your registration: Successful revalidation allows you to continue working as a registered nurse, midwife, or nursing associate.
Professional development: The training encourages ongoing learning and reflection, helping you improve your skills and knowledge in your current role.
Leadership roles: Understanding the revalidation process well may help you support your colleagues or take on mentoring roles.
Specialisation: The continuing professional development (CPD) required for revalidation can help you focus on areas of interest, leading to opportunities to specialise.
Quality improvement: The reflective practice encouraged by revalidation can help improve patient care and safety in your workplace.

Although NMC Revalidation Training does not create new career paths, it ensures you can continue working and can indirectly help your professional growth and career development in nursing, midwifery, or as a nursing associate.

Career Path:

The lists of career opportunities for those who complete the NMC Revalidation Awareness Training:

Registered Nurse – Stay registered and up-to-date with the NMC revalidation process.
Midwife – Ensure you meet NMC revalidation requirements to continue providing care.
Nursing Associate – Maintain your professional registration and grow your skills.
Healthcare Educator – Teach others about revalidation and professional development.
Clinical Trainer – Guide nurses and midwives through the revalidation process in healthcare settings.
Healthcare Manager – Oversee revalidation compliance within healthcare teams.
Clinical Supervisor – Support others in achieving revalidation and maintaining high practice standards.
Mentor – Help new nurses and midwives navigate the revalidation process.

This course can help open the door to these career paths and ensure nurses, midwives, and associates stay compliant and skilled in their practice.

Questions and Answers

1. What is NMC Revalidation Training?

It’s a course that helps nurses, midwives, and nursing associates understand and prepare for the NMC revalidation process.

2. Is NMC Revalidation Training mandatory?

The training is not mandatory, but it is important for all nurses, midwives, and nursing associates to understand the revalidation process.

3. How long does the NMC Revalidation Training typically last?

The training usually lasts from half a day.

4. What topics are covered in NMC Revalidation Training?

The training covers topics like revalidation requirements, reflective practice, collecting feedback, and preparing for the confirmation discussion.

5. Can NMC Revalidation Training be completed online?

Yes, many places offer online or blended learning options for this training. At Caring for Care, we offer both virtual and face to face training onsite for nurses.

6. Does completing this training count towards my CPD hours?

Yes, the training can help you meet your required CPD hours.

7. How often should I attend NMC Revalidation Training?

It’s not required, but it is helpful to refresh your knowledge before each revalidation cycle (every three years).

8. Will the training provide templates for revalidation documentation?

We offer tips on how to complete revalidation documentation. The course is to guide you on this.

9. Is there an test at the end of the training?

There is a short test at the end of the training. You will receive a NMC Revalidation awareness certificate when you successfully complete this training.

10. Can I get individual support during the training for my specific revalidation questions?

Our courses have time for questions and our trainers are there to help and guide you. If you have any specific question about the training that you would want to ask, kindly call the number above.

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