The RCC has developed a suite of interactive online learning modules to assist chiropractors in a range of circumstances. Each section below offers specific information to access that module or module series.
To register for our online learning modules please email membership, quoting your name and the course. Details on how to make payment will be sent to you and, upon payment, you will receive secure access details to your chosen course.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly.
These modules are primarily designed to support all chiropractors, but particularly recent chiropractic graduates in business management.
PC1: Getting Established
PC2: Ensuring Patient Loyalty
PC3: Brand Building
PC4: Marketing and Advertising
PC5: Business Finance and Ethics
PC6: Planning Your Marketing
PC7: Tracking Marketing Success
PC8: Becoming A Business Owner
PC9: Motivational Interviewing
These modules are helpful to PRT candidates who are planning or setting up their own practice, or taking an active and supportive role in developing the practice in which they currently work. They are also helpful guides for those looking for a future as a business owner.
Cost: Free to PRT candidates and those up to 1 year post-PRT. £19 each for all other chiropractors. Note that the Motivational Interviewing module (PC9) is included free with our UPB1 module.
This series of modules has been developed to assist PRT Trainers prepare for their role as PRT mentors.
PT1: The PRT Programme: What does it involve?
PT2: What Characterises an Effective Mentor?
PT3: The Learning Cycle and Learning Style
Studying these modules is suitable for your CPD programme. It is up to you to decide how many hours to claim, but as a guide you might claim up to an hour for completing each module in full, and more if you read through the PRT handbook.
IAVC1: Clinical Audit in Animal Practice
This module outlines the purpose of clinical audits, the steps involved and the suitability of topics or standards for Clinical Audit.
The cost to register for this module is £25 for RCC members and £45 for non-members. This provides access to the module, and any updates, for 12 months. Successful completion enables the candidate to print a certificate of achievement, and provides suitable preparation for those working towards completion of the IAVC route of the MRCC (Animal) Clinical Logbook.
IAVC2: PROMS and PREMS in Animal Practice
This module provides an explanation of PROMS and PREMS, the different measures used and significance of them.
The cost to register for this module is £25 for RCC members and £45 for non-members. This provides access to the module, and any updates, for 12 months. Successful completion enables the candidate to print a certificate of achievement, and provides suitable preparation for those working towards completion of the IAVC route of the MRCC (Animal) Clinical Logbook.
WB1: An Introduction to Canine Rehabilitation
Animal Faculty webinar with Emma Fretwell. This Animal Faculty webinar with Emma Fretwell covers an Introduction to Canine Rehabilitation.
WB2: Trigeminal Neuralgia & Headshaking in Horses
This Animal Faculty webinar with Sue Devereux looks at the use of electroacupuncture for the treatment of Trigeminal Neuralgia & Headshaking in Horses.
The cost to register for either of these modules is £25 for non-members and free for members via Netclix.
Diploma in Pain Management Modules
The RCC Diploma in Pain Management (DPM) is a modular education programme that addresses all the competencies defined by the RCC Pain Faculty (RCCPF) as core for a pain faculty chiropractor. Meeting the requirements for award of the Diploma also satisfies the requirements for full Membership of the RCCPF. The various components of the RCC DPM are detailed below.
UPB1: Understanding Psychosocial Barriers Part 1
Part 1 of the RCC Diploma in Pain Management programme on understanding how non-physical factors can provide barriers to a patient’s recovery, and how to manage them.
The cost to register for this module is £49 for RCC members, and £99 for non-members, which provides access for 12 months. Successful completion enables the candidate to print a certificate of achievement, and confers eligibility to progress to part 2a of the RCC’s Understanding Psychosocial Barriers Diploma in Pain Management.
Note that this module includes free access to our Motivational Interviewing module (PC9)
An M-level credit-equivalence tariff of 10 credits has been recognised by the RCC for successful completion of the Part 1 online module.
UPB2a: Understanding Psychosocial Barriers Part 2a
Part 2a of the RCC Diploma in Pain Management programme comprises a series of webinars delivered by psychologists and chiropractors, as an integrated online learning module.
The cost to register for this module is £79 for RCC members, and £159 for non-members, which provides access for 12 months. Successful completion enables the candidate to print a certificate of achievement, and confers eligibility to progress to part 2b of the RCC’s Understanding Psychosocial Barriers Diploma in Pain Management.
An M-level credit-equivalence tariff of 10 credits has been recognised by the RCC for successful completion of the Part 2a online module.
UPB2b: Understanding Psychosocial Barriers Part 2b
Part 2b of the RCC Diploma in Pain Management programme comprises a face-to-face workshop consisting largely of small group practical sessions that extend the knowledge developed in UPB1 and UPB2a.
The course will develop practical skills to help a clinician identify and, where appropriate, address non-physical aspects of patient presentations which may provide barriers to recovery. Candidates will be continually assessed during the day.
An M-level credit-equivalence tariff of 5 credits has been recognised by the RCC for successful completion of UPB2b.
Success with UPB2b provides eligibility to progress to the clinical logbook components of the Understanding Psychosocial Barriers programme.
To enquire about availability and register for this seminar, please email Events.
e-Pain: e-Learning for Health online learning modules
The RCC has negotiated special access to this eLFH suite of 11 online learning modules on pain, completion of which now forms part 3 of the RCC Diploma in Pain Management. An M-level credit-equivalence tariff of 15 credits has been recognised by the RCC for successful completion of these modules which can be completed at any time during, or independently of, the DPM.
The cost to register for the ePain suite of modules is £99 for RCC members, and £114 for non-members, which provides access for 12 months.
Clinical logbook
The final element of the Diploma in Pain Management is a clinical logbook. Candidates are required to document a total of 21 clinical cases managed/co-managed.
A template is provided to ensure each case is structured appropriately and in accordance with specifications provided. Candidates are assigned a mentor/assessor who will review the cases documented and provide support in improving/finalising them, as necessary, and signing them off. An admin/assessment fee of £15 per case submitted is chargeable, pay as you go. An M-level credit-equivalence tariff of 4 credits per case has been recognised by the RCC.
To register for logbook completion, please contact us.
PP2.1-3: Chiropractic Management of Pregnant Patients
This module addresses the theoretical elements of sections 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3 of the Core Competencies of the Paediatric Chiropractor [MRCC (Paeds)], which address the assessment and management of the pregnant patient. This module comprises approx. 5 hours of lecture material delivered by Elisabeth Davidson FRCC (Paeds).
The cost to register for this module is £145 for RCC members and £195 for non-members. This provides access to the module, and any updates, for 12 months. Successful completion enables the candidate to print a certificate of achievement, and provides suitable preparation for those working towards completion of the pregnancy element of the MRCC (Paeds) Clinical Logbook.
For those who wish to include this module within a portfolio for ordinary membership progression, an M-level credit-equivalence tariff of 10 credits has been recognised by the RCC for successful completion.
These modules address the theoretical elements of sections 1.1, 1.3, 1.6, 1.7, and 1.9 of the Core Competencies of the Sports Chiropractor [MRCC (Sport)]. Each module comprises approx. 1 hour of lecture material and an assessment of knowledge gained.
S1.1: Diagnostic Imaging in Sport
S1.6: Performance Optimisation & Load Management
S1.7: Injury Prevention in Sport
S1.9: Returning to Play after Injury
The cost to register, which provides access for 12 months, is £25 per module for RCC members and £45 per module for non-members. Successful completion of a module enables the candidate to print a certificate of achievement, and provides suitable preparation for those working towards completion of the MRCC (Sport) Clinical Logbook.
For those who wish to include one or more of these modules within a portfolio for ordinary membership progression, an M-level credit-equivalence tariff of 2 credits per modules has been recognised by the RCC.
TC1: UK healthcare, the GCC & relevant legislation
Preparation for UK GCC Test of Competence candidates. These modules are primarily designed to assist those preparing to sit the UK Test of Competence (ToC). They may also be helpful for chiropractors wishing to address fitness to practice issues or revise aspects of the GCC Code for CPD purposes.
The cost to register for this module is £49, which provides access for 12 months. Successful completion enables the candidate to print a certificate of achievement.