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CPD eLearning A–Z

All CPD eLearning resources in alphabetical order.

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Psychiatric intensive care

Type: CPD learning module

Duration: 60 minutes

Credits: 1

CPD domain: Clinical

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Psychiatric patients and National Socialism (Congress 2016)

Type: CPD podcast

Duration: 30 minutes

Credits: 0.5

CPD domain: Academic, Clinical

podcast
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Psychiatric rehabilitation needs

Type: CPD learning module

Duration: 60 minutes

Credits: 1

CPD domain: Clinical

Module
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Psychiatry and public health

Type: CPD podcast

Duration: 30 minutes

Credits: 0.5

CPD domain: Clinical

podcast
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Psychiatry and the clergy

Type: CPD podcast

Duration: 30 minutes

Credits: 0.75

CPD domain: Clinical, Professional

podcast
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Psychiatry of The Shawshank Redemption

Type: CPD podcast

Duration: 30 minutes

Credits: 0.5

CPD domain: Academic

podcast
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Psychodermatological disorders

Type: CPD learning module

Duration: 60 minutes

Credits: 1

CPD domain: Clinical

Module
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Psychological treatment: child/adolescent eating disorders

Type: CPD podcast

Duration: 30 minutes

Credits: 0.5

CPD domain: Clinical

podcast
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Psychology and psychiatry of pandemics

Type: CPD podcast

Duration: 45 minutes

Credits: 0.5

CPD domain: Academic, Clinical

podcast
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