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Receptionist

This learning pathway focuses on the key areas that receptionists need to enhance their skills and knowledge of EMIS Web. The pathway has been carefully designed to ensure users build a solid foundation with the basics of EMIS Web before moving on to more advanced modules.

Program status: Completed
Program start: Wednesday, 21 October 2026, 4:37 PM
Completion date: Wednesday, 21 October 2026, 4:44 PM

Content

ItemPointsCompletion typeCompletion date
ReceptionistAll in order21/10/26, 16:44
Getting started with EMIS Web121/10/26, 16:37
Electronic Prescription Service (EPS)121/10/26, 16:37
Local Services121/10/26, 16:40
Patient Warnings121/10/26, 16:44
Click here to finish the pathway121/10/26, 16:37

A clearer way to build skills

What is a learning pathway?

A learning pathway is a set of related courses, brought together in a purposeful order around a role or skill area. Instead of having to decide what to take next, you can follow a clear route from the foundations to more focused topics.

Start with the essentials

Begin with the core knowledge the pathway is designed to cover, so you have the right context for what follows.

Work through the sequence

Take each course in the suggested order. Each step builds on the last, helping you connect related topics as you go.

See your progress

Keep track of completed courses and see what remains. Pathway requirements can vary, so check the details on each one.

Why choose a pathway instead of separate courses?

Individual courses are useful when you need one specific topic. A pathway is helpful when you want a structured route through several connected topics.

  • Less guesswork: the courses are already grouped around a role or area of learning.
  • A logical order: start with the basics and move on to related topics, rather than piecing together your own sequence.
  • One place to follow progress: see the pathway’s courses and completion status together.

Progress at a glance

See your pathway progress on your Moodle dashboard

The dashboard progress block gives you a quick snapshot of your pathways, so you can see what you’ve completed and what’s coming up next.

Example programs, status, start dates and completion progress
Program name Program status Program start Progress
Locums Open
27%
Receptionist Completed
29%
Sharing GP data Completed
75%

For example: the Receptionist pathway brings together getting started with EMIS Web, Electronic Prescription Service (EPS), Local Services and Patient Warnings, followed by a pathway completion step.