Why Join SSHA? 7 top reasons 1. Trade Union Membership Become a part of Britain’s largest union representing 2 million skilled and professional people. Unite offers you advice, guidance and representation in all aspects of your working life, from negotiating your conditions of employment to making certain your employer values your skills and career development. 2. … [Read more...]
SSHA CONFERENCE 2018
The Society of Sexual Health Advisers one day annual conference will take place on Saturday the 22nd of September at Unite House, Theobalds Road, Holborn, London. This conference is aimed at all practitioners working in sexual health in the roles of sexual health advising and sexual health nursing. Topics covered this year will include: · Forensic Safeguarding · … [Read more...]
Frequently asked questions: Women’s equality and the Gender Recognition Act
TAKEN FROM ZERO TOLERANCE Zero Tolerance, along with Engender, Scottish Women's Aid, Rape Crisis Scotland, Equate Scotland, Close the Gap and the Women 5050 Campaign, have produced a document with frequently asked questions about women's equality and the Gender Recognition Act. What is the Gender Recognition Act? The Gender Recognition Act 2004 (GRA) is the law that governs … [Read more...]
Certificate of Continuous Professional Development in Sexual Health Advising Skills
Is this course for you? This course will develop your knowledge and understanding of the theory and practice of sexual health advising through a programme of self-directed study. The course is predominately delivered by distance learning, with the development of skills being incorporated into 4 face-to-face study days delivered at the Centre of Excellence in Healthcare … [Read more...]
Sexual Health Adviser (SHA) Complex Coding
The codes have been developed to capture the complex and detailed content of consultation/interventions that Sexual Health Advisers have with patients. The codes should be used when an interaction has gone beyond what might normally be expected in a consultation in supporting a patient with complex issues. We would not expect routine/straightforward PN, routine safer sex … [Read more...]