6 CPD Credits
Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians
Join hundreds of healthcare professionals to gain the skills and confidence to diagnose skin lesions and make informed referral decisions.
Comprehensive training in a single day
RCP approved certificate for appraisal
Recorded sessions available for review
Open to all healthcare professionals
Address the urgent need for better skin lesion recognition in healthcare
> 90% of USC referrals are benign or non-urgent, overwhelming secondary care services. A third of these are harmless seborrhoeic keratosis that could be easily recognised with proper training.
Learn to confidently identify benign lesions and provide appropriate patient reassurance.
20% of melanoma patients are referred on the routine pathway, potentially delaying life-saving treatment.
Learn the red flags to distinguish melanomas and SCC from benign lesions.
Unlike courses that focus only on image diagnosis, Re-SkiL provides a holistic training in history taking, clinical examination, dermoscopy, treatment options and referral protocols.
Gain practical skills for real-world clinical practice.
Learn structured dermoscopy skills from internationally recognised experts.
Build essential expertise in dermoscopy to enhance clinical confidence and patient care.
View the complete schedule and session details. Our next course date is Wednesday, 4th March 2026.
Duration
One-day virtual course via Zoom
Format
Interactive lectures and case studies
Recording
4-week access to full course recording
Certificate (6 CPD Credits)
RCP approved certificate for appraisal purposes
Any healthcare professional - no previous experience required.
GPs, GP trainees, ANPs, physician associates
Plastic and maxillofacial surgery, foundation doctors, internal medicine trainees (IMT), care of the elderly physicians
Clinical fellows, specialty trainees and pathway professionals
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
Identify common benign lesions - Naevi, seborrhoeic keratosis, dermatofibroma, sebaceous hyperplasia, vascular angioma
Recognise features of suspicious skin cancer - Melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma
Describe the patterns of precancerous conditions - Actinic keratosis, Bowen's disease, dysplastic naevi
Develop confidence with treatment protocols - 5-fluorouracil, Imiquimod applications
Explain the appropriate referral pathways - Routine, urgent and USC pathway decisions
Consultant Dermatologist
MBBS, MSc, MD, EBDV
FHEA, FAcadMEd, FRCP
Dr Atwan is a consultant dermatologist at Aneurin Bevan University Health Board (South East Wales) with special interest in dermoscopy and skin cancer. He has vast experience in clinical research and medical education.
Hear from healthcare professionals who have attended Re-SkiL.
Fantastic presentations — this was the most useful course I have attended. Enough background knowledge refresh to be helpful but not overkill. Dermoscopy pictures were very helpful. Ausama was fantastic. Genuinely can't think of anything that would improve it.
Charlotte Wilson
General PractitionerI found the Re-SkiL course a fantastic introduction for those looking to improve their confidence in the recognition and management of skin lesions. The lectures were comprehensive, and I enjoyed the great expert presenters. Dermoscopy was made understandable even for a novice, and I learned lots of memorable tips.
Rhiannon Hancock
General Practitioner
It was all very good. Lesion recognition was brilliant — the differences between polarised and non-polarised dermoscopy were explained really well. I enjoyed it all.
Bev Gambles
Dermatology Nurse Specialist
Lots of pictures! Excellent course — can't think of anything to improve.
Millie Fakande
Maxillofacial SHO / Dental Core Trainee
Seeing and having the opportunity to discuss plenty of cases and pictures was brilliant. Expert speakers, well pitched for doctors and nurse practitioners. Much appreciated.
Emma Baker
General Practitioner
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