Continuing professional development, written in Uganda for Africa's health workforce
Short courses you can finish between shifts, built on national clinical guidelines and current WHO guidance, ending in a certificate your council can check.
Who MINC CPD+ is for
MINC CPD+ is for nurses and midwives, allied health professionals, medical and dental practitioners, the people who administer health services, and anyone else whose work holds a health system together. Every course is competency-based: it states what you will be able to do at the end, and the assessment asks you to do it. The content is held to national professional standards, national clinical guidelines and current WHO guidance, and the sources are named on the course.
Why MINC?
African-designed learning, practical in resource-limited settings, evidence-informed, competency-based, mobile-first, available offline, and ending in a verifiable certificate.
Courses available now
Each course states its own CPD credit hours and is broken into short modules you can take a few at a time between shifts.
One platform, a continent to cover
MINC CPD+ is live in Uganda today, and is designed to be adopted across East Africa — Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan — and more widely.