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I would tend to agree with the earlier poster.

I have completed and the certificate states until 2019, so it how fast moving could this possibly be?

It appears to be a very odd decision to take it in-house 4 weeks before the accreditation deadline when most experts are waiting for the last 3 modules of one course. Then to say that if you haven't complete the 5 published modules then you have to do the whole of the new in-house course is even stranger.

Since George Osbourne is so keen on the small claims limit, if I had completed 4 modules of one course at 4 hours of CPD per module and was within my rights to have been leaving the rest to be done over the next 4 weeks, and I was told that I had to another course, then it would appear that a claim in the Small Claims Court for 16 hours of my time at the current GP private hourly rate against the organisation who had contracted with me to provide that training would be a simple and reasonable use of the SCT.

However, I am not sure MedCo is to blame here. They have wrongly put their faith in the men in suits and in the first year of MedCo they have delivered to them: 1 Juducial Review, 77 Shell Companies, 3 double Tier 1 registrations, continued deep financial incentives and now an instantly devalued training course.

Maybe its time they listened to the people at the coal face who do the work, they have been systematically ignored throughout the last 4 years of consultations.