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Sexual & Reproductive Health
Build essential knowledge in contraception, STI management and safeguarding, with practical learning for safe, effective SRH practice.
Multiple online learning modules
Engaging multimedia‑based learning for anyone involved in Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare
Who is this Sexual & Reproductive Health course for?
- SRH clinicians
- GPs
- Nurses
- Midwives
- Pharmacists
- Health visitors
- O&G trainees
- Sexual health teams
- Safeguarding leads
- Psychosexual specialists
What’s on this page?
Introduction to Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare (SRH)
This learning introduces how Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare is delivered across community and clinical settings, covering the essential knowledge required to provide safe, high‑quality SRH services. It explores key themes such as contraception choices, sexually transmitted infections, safeguarding and psychosexual medicine, along with the principles that guide best practice in patient assessment and care.
The programme also includes focused modules aligned to the updated FSRH Diploma, ensuring your learning reflects current national standards. You will explore areas such as emergency contraception, unintended pregnancy, early pregnancy and supporting patient decision‑making in sensitive situations. Additional skills‑based content covers subdermal implants and intrauterine contraception, alongside core safeguarding responsibilities when working with adults, children and young people.
After completing this course, you should be able to:
- Describe what sexual and reproductive healthcare is and why it matters in community, primary and specialist settings
- Identify the range of contraceptive options and the clinical considerations that guide safe and effective choice
- Outline the key steps involved in SRH assessment, including consent, history taking and identifying risks related to STIs or unintended pregnancy
- Recognise the roles and responsibilities of the wide range of healthcare professionals contributing to SRH services
- Explain safeguarding duties and how to provide appropriate support in consultations involving sensitive or complex issues
You can also:
- Prepare for sensitive, patient‑centred conversations around contraception, sexual health, pregnancy intention or wellbeing
- Use clear, appropriate language in discussions involving safeguarding, psychosexual concerns or decision‑making, including when reassurance or signposting is appropriate
Course features
- Fifteen structured learning modules covering the full breadth of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare, including contraception, STIs, early pregnancy, safeguarding and psychosexual medicine.
- Practical guidance, interactive case studies and skills‑based content to support safe and confident SRH consultations across community, primary care and specialist settings.
- Engaging multimedia learning for anyone involved in Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare, with short, focused sessions designed to fit easily around busy clinical work.
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Why choose eIntegrity?
Access relevant and engaging Sexual & Reproductive Health education quickly with training developed by leading UK SRH specialists and aligned to current FSRH standards.
Share a clear summary page with mixed‑role teams so they can assess suitability fast.
Keep signposting clear on what is nationally defined best practice versus what depends on local pathways or service models.
Course content overview
This programme‑level learning focuses on how Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare is delivered across community, primary care and specialist settings. It highlights what practitioners need to do at key points in the patient journey – from history‑taking and consent through to contraceptive choice, STI assessment, safeguarding considerations and psychosexual wellbeing.
It also includes focused modules on emergency contraception, unintended pregnancy, early pregnancy and the skills involved in supporting sensitive, patient‑centred decision‑making. Safeguarding for adults, children and young people is built into the learning, alongside practical training materials for intrauterine contraception and subdermal implants.
Subject areas covered:
This learning covers the core principles of SRH assessment, anatomy and physiology, contraception methods, emergency contraception, complications and side effects, STI management, psychosexual medicine, safeguarding, cervical screening and early pregnancy care. Additional skills content supports confidence in procedures such as SDI and IUC insertion and follow‑up.
What’s included:
You’ll work through a series of concise online learning sessions, each taking around 20 to 30 minutes and supported by animations, video clips and case studies to bring real‑world SRH scenarios to life.
Who developed this course?
This course was developed collaboratively by the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare, the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and NHS England’s elearning for healthcare programme. It brings together expertise from SRH clinicians, general practice teams, nurses, midwives, pharmacists and safeguarding specialists to support safe, evidence‑based delivery of sexual and reproductive healthcare across a wide range of settings. The content reflects current national standards and best practice guidance, ensuring that every module aligns with the updated FSRH curriculum and the professional responsibilities required in modern SRH practice.
Our Sexual & Reproductive Health modules
- Basic anatomy and physiology
- Consent and history taking
- Contraceptive choices
- Emergency contraception
- Contraception: complications and side effects
- Planning a pregnancy
- Early pregnancy
- Unintended pregnancy and abortion
- Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
- Needs of specific groups
- Safeguarding (adults, children and young people)
- Psychosexual medicine
- Cervical screening
- Subdermal implants (SDIs)
- Intrauterine contraception (IUC)
Access 24/7
The Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare (SRH) course is delivered entirely online, giving you the flexibility to learn at home, in the workplace or while on the move. Each session is short and focused, making it easy to fit training around a busy clinical schedule without losing momentum.
With its fifteen bite‑sized learning modules, you can dip in and out whenever you need a refresher on contraception, STI management, safeguarding, early pregnancy or psychosexual considerations. This makes the programme ideal for strengthening confidence in SRH delivery, even when time is limited.
Once you’ve completed the course or individual modules, you can revisit the videos, animations and case‑based learning as part of your ongoing development. While the programme does not provide CPD accreditation, completion can still be recorded in your professional portfolio or used to support local training requirements.
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Hello, my name is Aisling Baird and I’d like to welcome you to this section of the eIntegrity website which provides details of the Sexual and Reproductive healthcare e-learning program, ESRH.
This program has been developed by the faculty of Sexual and Reproductive healthcare and delivers over 40 learning sessions, each lasting between 30 and 40 minutes.
You can learn at your own pace, and the program includes formative assessments with feedback to test your understanding of the content as you progress through the various sessions.
Do take a look at the website, you’ll find all the details of how to register right here. It’s easy to sign up, and I do hope you’ll find it useful.
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Comparing the cost of Sexual & Reproductive Health training
Traditional SRH training can be difficult to organise, especially when it relies on in‑person teaching, shadowing or study days that pull clinicians away from service delivery. With the Sexual & Reproductive Health (SRH) e‑learning course, you gain online access to a full suite of structured modules for one straightforward subscription fee. This makes developing and refreshing your SRH knowledge more predictable and cost‑effective than arranging multiple standalone training events.
How to get started
Simply enrol through the eIntegrity platform to begin working through the fifteen modules at your own pace. Each session is short and self‑contained, making it easy to build confidence in contraception, STI management, safeguarding, early pregnancy and psychosexual care without disrupting your day‑to‑day workload.
Who is this programme suitable for?
This course is designed for professionals involved in delivering or supporting Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare, including:
- SRH clinicians
- GPs
- Nurses
- Midwives
- Pharmacists
- Health visitors
- O&G trainees
- Sexual health teams
- Safeguarding leads
- Psychosexual specialists
The programme supports anyone looking to enhance their understanding of SRH pathways, strengthen confidence in their role and communicate effectively during sensitive, patient‑centred consultations.
