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Core Resources for the DCSRH
The best free sexual & reproductive health references for the diploma, in one calm list — the official CoSRH learning, the eligibility guidance you’ll lean on daily, and the wider clinical sources. Hand-picked, not exhaustive.
These are the resources for the GP Diplomas track, focused on the CoSRH Diploma (DCSRH, formerly DFSRH). They sit alongside our own Core Tools and Question Bank — the official sources to read, and the trusted places to check a rule.
The essentials
If you only open four links for the diploma, make them these.
e-SRH — the go-to programme for the diploma
CoSRH’s official e-learning, mapped to the DCSRH curriculum so each session lines up with a diploma assessment — contraception, STIs, planning pregnancy, early pregnancy & abortion referral, psychosexual medicine and providing SRH care. Peer-reviewed by SRH, GP and GUM clinicians. You’ll need a free elfh account.
Open e-SRH →cosrh.org · also at e-lfh.org.uk The CollegeCoSRH — the College
The College of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare (the FSRH, renamed in August 2025). The home of the diploma, its requirements and its clinical standards.
Visit cosrh.org →cosrh.org Eligibility · PDFUKMEC 2025
The UK Medical Eligibility Criteria — the condition × method grid behind every “can she safely use this?” decision. The single most exam-relevant document for the theory paper. Our UKMEC Decoder is built on it.
Open the UKMEC 2025 PDF →cosrh.org How the diploma worksDCSRH training scheme
How the diploma is actually delivered — the e-learning, the clinical assessments with a registered trainer, and the assessment half day. Useful for planning your route through the four components.
See the training scheme →cptraininghub.nhs.ukGuidelines & clinical reference
The sources to check when a question turns on the detail.
CoSRH clinical standards & guidance
The detailed clinical guidance (the former FSRH CEU guidelines) — emergency contraception, quick-starting, missed pills, drug interactions and more. Where UKMEC gives the category, these give the practice.
Browse the guidance →cosrh.org STIsBASHH guidelines
The British Association for Sexual Health and HIV — the national guidelines for diagnosing and managing sexually transmitted infections, a core slice of the theory paper.
Open BASHH guidelines →bashh.org Quick clinical referenceNICE CKS — Contraception
NICE Clinical Knowledge Summaries on contraception and SRH — concise, primary-care-shaped summaries that pull UKMEC and CoSRH guidance into one practical place.
Open NICE CKS →cks.nice.org.uk Wider learningRCGP — SRH e-learning
The RCGP’s sexual and reproductive health learning modules — a GP-framed complement to the e-SRH, including vulnerable groups and abortion care.
Open RCGP Learning →elearning.rcgp.org.uk
“Read around the e-SRH, but make UKMEC 2025 your home base — the theory paper keeps coming back to eligibility. If you can move quickly between a condition and its category, and know where the CoSRH guidance fills in the ‘what next’, most questions become straightforward.”Dr David Palethorpe, Co-Founder & GP Partner (MBBS, BSc (Hons), MRCGP)
A note on accuracy and independence. Links point to third-party sites we don’t control; their content and addresses can change. Guideline bodies follow the College of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare (CoSRH), which renamed from the FSRH in 2025; contraception content uses UKMEC 2025. Always check the current version on the source site before applying — Core Revision is an independent educational platform and is not affiliated with CoSRH or the RCGP.
Back to the diploma
See the four assessment components, the syllabus, and the full DCSRH revision toolkit in one place.
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Written by practising UK GPs — Dr Victoria Hammond and Dr David Palethorpe. Education only — always confirm against current guidance. Core Revision is an independent revision resource.
The rest of the DCSRH toolkit
Every part of the DCSRH track, one click away. Work across them rather than through them — the guide explains it, the tools drill the decision, the bank tests it and the Compass tells you what is left.