Accredited, self-paced courses designed specifically for UK pharmacists responding to GPhC complaints, fitness to practise proceedings, and regulatory investigations.
Facing a GPhC investigation can be one of the most professionally challenging experiences of a pharmacist's career. Whether you are subject to a fitness to practise inquiry, a complaint about your conduct, or concerns raised about your professional standards, demonstrating active engagement with remediation and professional development is a critical part of your response.
Our courses are purpose-built to help UK pharmacists respond effectively to GPhC concerns. Each course is directly aligned with the GPhC's Standards for Pharmacy Professionals framework, providing documented evidence of your commitment to professional learning.
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If the GPhC has raised concerns about your ethical conduct, decision-making, honesty or probity, these courses demonstrate your understanding of core pharmacy ethics. All are CPD UK accredited.
Where the GPhC has raised concerns about your professional behaviour, documentation, or attitude towards patients or colleagues, these courses address GPhC expectations under Standards for Pharmacy Professionals.
Where the GPhC has raised concerns about dishonesty, lack of probity, financial misconduct, or breaches of integrity, these courses address GPhC standards on probity, honesty, and ethical behaviour.
Where the GPhC has raised concerns about inappropriate relationships, dual roles, or boundary violations with patients or colleagues, these courses address GPhC standards on professional boundaries.
A GPhC FTP investigation requires demonstrating insight, reflection and remediation — the three elements the GPhC specifically assess.
All courses include immediate access, a formal CPD UK certificate, and are accepted as evidence in GPhC fitness to practise proceedings and annual appraisals. From £49 per course.