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Probity & Ethics

Bulk Buy Offer · Fitness to Practice · CPD UK Accredited & Certified

Ten courses, one price

Bulk buy CPD courses for healthcare professionals seeking remediation for an investigation, complaint or fitness to practice process — ten courses, one price

Choose any ten of our online courses for £500, or add a live Face-to-Face course for £949. Every course is written to support comprehensive remediation, so you can build the ten around the concerns actually raised in your letter.

  • CPD-Accredited
  • Any 10 courses
  • £500
  • Instant certificate on completion
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The CPD Certification Service, UK

At a glance

What you get
Any ten online courses, chosen by you
Price
£500, or £949 with a Face-to-Face course
Who it is for
Healthcare professionals registered with any of the nine UK regulators
Accreditation
Certified by The CPD Certification Service, Provider No. 13197
Access
Immediate, online, at your own pace
On completion
A CPD certificate for every course
6 yearsof providing ethics, probity and professionalism courses
1,000+healthcare professionals trained by us
9 regulatorscovered, from a first letter through to a hearing

What it costs

Two ways to buy

Both options give you the same ten online courses. The difference is whether you add a live Face-to-Face session on top.

£500 — any ten online courses

Ten courses of your choosing from your profession’s course list, worked through at your own pace with immediate access and a CPD certificate for each one. Bought individually at £49 to £99 a course, the same ten would cost considerably more.

£949 — ten online courses plus a Face-to-Face course

The same ten online courses, plus one of our four live Face-to-Face courses, chosen by you: Professional Boundaries; Probity & Ethics; Ethics & Professionalism; or the Reflection Workshop — Insight, Reflect, Remediate.

Choose your regulator

Which regulator are you facing?

Every course is written to support comprehensive remediation, whether you are facing an investigation, a complaint, a fitness to practice process or an allegation of misconduct. Each page sets those courses against the concerns your own regulator raises, and names the bodies that will read what you write. Pick yours, then choose your ten.

Not sure which ten to pick, or facing a regulator not listed here? Contact us and we will suggest a set based on the concerns in your letter.

Why ten

Why registrants take a set rather than a single course

Every regulator weighs the same three things, and a single course rarely evidences all of them.

Insight, reflection and remediation are separate

Insight is understanding what happened and its effect. Reflection is setting that down in your own words. Remediation is what you changed, evidenced. A panel that finds one without the others usually says so.

Letters name more than one concern

A single letter often raises probity, boundaries and record-keeping together. Ten courses lets you answer each strand rather than the loudest one.

Dates matter as much as content

Every certificate carries a date. Acting early, before a hearing date exists, is visible in a way that acting late is not — and several regulators can close a case at the written stage.

It is cheaper as a set

At £49 to £99 a course, ten bought individually cost meaningfully more than £500. The set exists so that cost is not the reason a strand goes unanswered.

Written for your regulator

Your profession’s courses are set out against the standards and the concerns that your regulator actually applies, and name the bodies that will read what you write. The ten you choose speak to the letter you received, not to remediation in general.

What a course cannot do

No course decides a case, and no provider can promise an outcome. Anyone who tells you otherwise is not worth buying from.

Buying for a team or organisation?

If you need multiple places for colleagues, or a regulator not listed above, contact us and we will put together a quote for the number of registrants you need.

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Author and course facilitator

Dr Shehzad Iqbal, course facilitator at Probity & Ethics

Dr Shehzad Iqbal

Course facilitator and author, Probity & Ethics

Dr Iqbal has designed and delivered ethics, probity and professionalism training for UK healthcare professionals since 2020, working with registrants of all nine UK healthcare and social work regulators, online and face to face. He combines clinical practice with formal postgraduate training in healthcare law and ethics.

MBBS · MRCS · MRCGP · Postgraduate Certificate in Healthcare Law and Ethics, University of Dundee

Written and reviewed by Dr Shehzad Iqbal. Last reviewed .

Satisfied professionals

What registrants say

A few words from registrants we have worked with. Initials are used because these are live or recent regulatory matters.

I just wanted to inform you that following attending this course in July and facing my…. Hearing in December, I am now fully restored to the Register ….without any restrictions. I want to express my profound gratitude for your help and support from the course to make this possible.

LM

I feel very confident about my own case now and look forward to reflecting on this course in great detail. I now feel more confident about insight and how to show complete insight to the tribunal panel.

Dr MB

…the course was excellent….thoroughly explained why probity is important and we had frank discussions about the mistakes that I had made and why they were dangerous to my patients. I am truly grateful for this course and it was worth every penny that it cost.

AS

I feel more confident to prepare for my panel. I feel that I can provide a better reflections of my case

KT

I am extremely grateful for the course as it has immensely enabled me in gaining improved understanding of insight and remediation towards completing my portfolio. I wish I had attended this prior to my initial Fitness Hearing as it would have made all the difference.

LO, Pharmacist

Best course I have ever done

Dr AM

Excellent. Please continue. Very interactive, gave chance to ask questions. Very well presented.

Dr HP

Excellent course and delivery. Would recommend

Dr HH

The course was very relevant to my case and I recommend it to anybody who has a dishonesty query.

Nurse AO

Very helpful course. Appreciate the meaningful way you designed it. Many thanks for showing light into my way. Thank you

Dr SS

Key terms

What your regulator means by these words

Every UK regulator weighs the same three things, and uses them in a particular way. These are the terms the courses are built around.

Fitness to practice
Having the skills, knowledge, character and health to practise your profession safely and effectively. A regulator opens a fitness to practice investigation when a concern suggests that one of those may be in question. It is a question about current and future safety, not only about what happened.
Insight
Understanding what went wrong, why it happened, and the effect it had on patients, colleagues and public confidence in the profession. Insight is assessed at almost every stage, whatever the allegation, and it is the element most often described as lacking.
Reflection
Setting that understanding down honestly and in your own words, including what you would do differently and what you have already changed. Reflection is the written record of insight, which is why the two are so often confused.
Remediation
The concrete steps taken so that the same thing does not happen again — training, supervision, changes to how you work — together with evidence that they happened. Insight without remediation is an account; remediation without insight is a certificate.

These descriptions are our summary of how the terms are used in regulatory practice. They are not quotations from any regulator, and they are not legal advice. Your defence organisation or solicitor should advise on your own case.

Regulator guidance

Read your own regulator, first and last

Nothing here replaces what your regulator publishes about its own process. These are the pages worth reading before you write anything, straight from the body handling your case.

Probity & Ethics is an independent CPD provider. We are not affiliated with, accredited by, or endorsed by any of the regulators listed above.

FAQs

Bulk buy offer: frequently asked questions

Answers to the most common questions about the ten-course offer.

What is included in the bulk buy offer?

Any ten of our online courses for £500, chosen by you. Every course is certified by The CPD Certification Service, gives immediate access, is worked through at your own pace, and issues a CPD certificate on completion.

What does the £949 option add?

It adds one of our four live Face-to-Face courses to your ten online courses, chosen by you: Professional Boundaries; Probity and Ethics; Ethics and Professionalism; or the Reflection Workshop, Insight, Reflect, Remediate. The Face-to-Face course is delivered live rather than self-paced.

Which courses can I choose my ten from?

From the courses on your own profession's page. Select your regulator above, then choose your ten from the courses set out there. Each bulk buy is bought through a single profession's page.

Which regulators do these courses cover?

Nine: the GMC, NMC, GDC, GPhC, HCPC, GOC, GCC, GOsC, and Social Work England together with the SSSC, Social Care Wales and the Northern Ireland Social Care Council.

Do I get a certificate for every course?

Yes. Each completed course issues its own CPD certificate recording what you studied and when, which is what makes it usable as evidence in a portfolio or a written response.

Will completing ten courses decide my case?

No. No course decides a fitness to practice case and no provider can promise an outcome. What a dated certificate from an external provider can do is evidence that you acted, and when.

How quickly can I start after purchasing?

Immediately. Access is online and available as soon as the purchase completes, so a course can be started the same day a letter arrives.

Can I buy places for a team or several colleagues?

Yes. If you need multiple places for colleagues, contact us and we will put together a quote for the number of registrants you need.

What if my regulator is not listed?

Contact us. Tell us which body has written to you and what the concern is, and we will advise on the best option for your situation.
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