Professionalism is fundamental to safe, ethical, and effective nursing and midwifery practice. Concerns relating to conduct, communication, boundaries, honesty, or competence are among the most common reasons for complaints and regulatory scrutiny. The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) expects nurses and midwives to act with integrity, prioritise people, practise effectively, and promote trust at all times. This course provides clear, practical guidance on meeting NMC expectations, recognising lapses early, and responding constructively through reflection and remediation where concerns arise.
This course is designed for registered nurses across all fields of practice, midwives, and nursing associates working across NHS and independent settings in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It is particularly relevant for practitioners facing complaints, investigations, fitness-to-practise proceedings, or remediation, as well as those seeking CPD evidence for NMC revalidation or employer review.
The course covers the core principles of professionalism including patient-centred care, integrity, accountability, and teamwork, maintaining professional boundaries with patients and colleagues, confidentiality and information governance, working within limits of competence, and the NMC Code as applied in everyday practice. You will also develop reflective practice skills and build a Personal Development Plan (PDP) to demonstrate insight and improvement.
On successful completion you receive a CPD UK accredited certificate and structured CPD evidence suitable for NMC revalidation, appraisal, remediation portfolios, and professional development records. The course is fully online and self-paced — accessible immediately after enrolment.
Yes. This course is CPD UK certified, and participants receive an accredited CPD certificate on successful completion.
Yes. The course provides structured CPD evidence suitable for NMC revalidation, reflective discussions, and professional portfolios.
Yes. This course is particularly suitable for nurses and midwives dealing with complaints, investigations, fitness-to-practise processes, or remediation relating to professionalism or professional conduct.
Yes. The course includes guidance on reflection, insight, remediation, and developing Personal Development Plans to demonstrate improvement.
Yes. The course is delivered fully online and can be completed at your own pace, with instant access immediately after enrolment.