This is a two day course for all practitioners working in Primary Care or in Minor Injury/Urgent Care areas.

Minor injuries find their way on to our lists in many different guises. Patients present with painful ankles, elbows, shoulders, and backs to name a few, and in many cases, patients have not seemingly injured themselves or described having an injury or accident.

We also see, lacerations, burns, splinters, lumps and swellings, bruises, inflammation, and cellulitis in our day-to-day work.

Are you confident and competent in their management? Do you know when to refer in or request an x-ray? Do you know how to competently examine a joint?

This course can be used to update and consolidate your knowledge or for practitioners new in this field of practice, this is an opportunity to learn the skills of joint examination and much much more.

This course covers

• • Minor Injury History Taking
  • Minor injury Examination, including MSK joint examination.
  • The injured child, and older adult
  • Tissue Healing and wound closure
  • Musculoskeletal Injury including sprains and fractures, swellings, bumps, and bruises.
  • To x-ray or not to x-ray… and when to refer.
  • Anatomy and physiology
  • Head injury.
  • Back pain
  • Burns and Scalds

The Assessment and Management of Minor Injuries in Primary Care course is delivered over 2 days with the days being split to support practices not having practitioners away from practice on two consecutive days.

Day 1 – 16th April 2026. 9am-4pm online on Microsoft Teams

Day 2 – 23rd April 2026. 9am-4pm online on Microsoft Teams

Places are limited on this course, so early booking is advised due to its popularity and its ability to address the needs of those starting to see Minor Injuries and those wishing to refresh and update their skills in this broad topic.

Please contact: communications@aspireclinicaltraining.co.uk for more information or to reserve a place on the course. Please see our website for further Minor Illness/Injuries related courses. Aspire Clinical Training