Bespoke Women’s Health Training
BBO Training provides bespoke Women’s Health education tailored to the needs of Primary Care teams, Primary Care Networks (PCNs), and Integrated Care Boards (ICBs).
Our commissioned training packages are designed to support workforce development, service expansion, and delivery of safe, evidence-based women’s health services aligned with national guidance and local priorities.
We work collaboratively with commissioners and practice teams to design programmes that address specific service gaps, workforce skill mix, and governance requirements. Training can be delivered as standalone study days, structured multi-session programmes, or integrated workforce development pathways.
Areas of Commissioned Training
Bespoke programmes can be developed across the full women’s health portfolio, including:
- Contraception service development
- UKMEC 2025 implementation training
- Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) service expansion
- Menopause service development
- Heavy menstrual bleeding and abnormal bleeding pathways
- Gynaecology skills for Primary Care
- Ring pessary service development
- IUC counselling and removal
- Workforce competency frameworks
- Combined contraception and sexual health pathways
Programmes can be adapted to suit mixed audiences, including nurses, pharmacists, GPs, and allied health professionals.
Commissioning Support
We support commissioners with:
- Workforce needs assessment
- Training pathway design
- Governance-aligned programme structure
- Competency framework development
- Accreditation advice (RCN / CoSRH pathways where appropriate)
- Evaluation and feedback reporting
All training is aligned with national clinical guidance including NICE, CoSRH, UKMEC, RCOG and BMS recommendations.
Delivery Formats
Bespoke training can be delivered as:
- Face-to-face study days
- Virtual live sessions
- Structured multi-day programmes
- Six-month development programmes
- Blended learning pathways
- Workplace-based clinical training (where applicable)
Programmes can be delivered locally or regionally.
Why Commission BBO Training?
- Clinician-led, Primary Care focused education
- Experienced faculty actively working in clinical practice
- Governance-aware training design
- Alignment with national guidance
- Flexible delivery models
- Experience working with ICBs, PCNs and practice groups