In this course, you can look at some of the key skills you will need for any coding exam. Then test your exam skills by looking at one of the many groups of questions like ICD short practical questions. The questions you will see in this course test the same knowledge that you will need for the National Clinical Coding Qualification, the Standards, Standards Refresher and Revision courses provided by an NHS Digital approved trainer.

This course will give you an overview of how to navigate your way around the academy.

This course will help you to work your way through each of the courses.

This course will help you to complete questions they require you to use your coding skills, plus the lessons you have learnt in the course to assign codes to scenarios.

This course will show you how to complete labelling questions, where you will need to move the options to their correct counterparts.

This course will cover how to code adverse effects and poisonings, what clinical statements and scenarios drive code selection and the national standards for each.

Think you know breast?! This course will help expand your knowledge by looking at the essential anatomy and physiology of the breast.

I know why you are ear! You would like to learn about the ear. In this course you will take a look at the different parts that make up the ear, along with the functionality of the ear.

You will be gland you done this course on the endocrine system...This anatomy and physiology course will give you an in depth knowledge of the endocrine system and its function within the body.

This course will really get you pumping! It is an in depth look at the heart and its functions, and the vital role it plays within our bodies.

Time to flex your muscles and gain some good anatomy and physiology knowledge with our in depth course all about the muscles!

Don't end up feeling deserted on the Islet of Langerhans if you get asked about the Pancreas... This anatomy and physiology course will show you how the pancreas plays a vital role within both the digestive and endocrine systems.

If you know the bare bones about the skeleton, this course will help you by looking at the essential anatomy and physiology you need to know.

This course looks at the different types of these two very common illnesses and how to code them.

Approach codes are something you will be assigning regularly especially if you’re working on surgical wards. This course will begin by teaching you when to assign an approach code and when an approach code isn’t necessary.

In this course you will explore all the changes to ICD and OPCS national clinical coding standards taking effect for discharges from the 1st April 2022.

In this course you will explore the ICD and OPCS national clinical coding standards updates applicable to discharges from the 1st April 2023, plus changes related to the introduction of OPCS 4.10.

In this course you’ll learn about the disease arteriosclerosis – how it occurs, it’s risk factors and associated diseases. Arteriosclerosis is a common condition, which you can frequently encounter across a range of specialties.

A condition you will often assign as your primary diagnosis for joint replacements and commonly as a co-morbidity for elderly patients. First, you will learn what osteoarthrosis is and how it occurs.

In this course, you will look at the respiratory tract, key standards relating to bronchoscopies and some other respiratory procedures.