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An agreed requirement
CMB identifies or discusses the course or assessment relevant to your role. An assigned link is not evidence of completion.
CMB Learning
Connect agreed learning with a useful record of what has been assigned, declared and reviewed. Training requirements depend on your role and placement.

Development around your work
CMB can assign a link to an external learning provider, record a completion declaration and review the evidence and expiry date. Practical assessments and provider certificates stay with the appropriate training process.
CMB Learning
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CMB identifies or discusses the course or assessment relevant to your role. An assigned link is not evidence of completion.
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Open the external course. Provider terms, access, cost and any assessment requirements apply.
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After completing the learning, record the date and provide evidence using the process agreed with CMB.
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CMB reviews the declaration, records a decision and, where appropriate, an expiry date. A portal status does not itself issue a certificate.
Explore further
Browse the official NHS England e-LfH catalogue. Access and eligibility depend on the programme.
Visit the providerDiscuss future team learning, role requirements and reporting needs with CMB.
Explore team learningRead our guide to keeping completion dates, evidence and renewal information organised.
Read the guideUseful answers
Find practical guidance before taking your next step.
Visit CMB HelpThe workspace links to agreed external learning and records completion declarations for CMB review. Certificates come from the actual provider; a portal status is not a new qualification or accreditation.
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