Which courses are mandatory training for AHPs?

Elsie Rodas

26-03-2024

Which courses are mandatory training for AHPs - ComplyPlus LMS - The Mandatory Training Group UK -

The specific statutory and mandatory training courses for allied health professionals in the UK vary depending on speciality, employer, and regulatory requirements. However, the most common mandatory training courses for allied health professionals are:

CSTF Conflict Resolution
CSTF Equality, Diversity and Human Rights
CSTF Fire Safety
CSTF Health, Safety and Welfare
CSTF Infection Prevention and Control
CSTF Information Governance and Data Security
CSTF Moving and Handling
CSTF Preventing Radicalisation
CSTF Resuscitation
CSTF Safeguarding Adults
CSTF Safeguarding Children
CSTF Immediate Life Support.

Please note that this list is not exhaustive. Allied health professionals should regularly check with their employers, professional bodies, and regulatory authorities to ensure they are up-to-date with the latest mandatory and statutory training requirements relevant to their practice.

E-learning and classroom training updates for AHPs

The Mandatory Training Group offers online statutory and mandatory training bundles for allied health professionals (on the ComplyPlus LMS™ portal) and practical courses such as Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Moving and Handling. All our induction and refresher training packages for allied health professionals align with the Health and Care Professions Council and are accredited by the CPD Certification Service.

Why do AHPs need mandatory training updates?

Statutory and mandatory training updates are crucial for allied health professionals to stay legally compliant with UK laws and regulations, uphold exemplary professional standards, ensure patient safety, and demonstrate ongoing competencies — all fundamental to maintaining trust and excellence in health and social care delivery.

Additionally, these courses are instrumental in enabling Allied Health Professionals to meet the rigorous continuing professional development requirements set forth by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), ensuring they remain at the forefront of their practice.