Sympathies.
I'm coalface NHS. Until fairly recently, all this scattergun, catch all, often wholly irrelevant Mandatory Training was done in blocks of time, sitting in lecture halls.
As fewer and fewer people could attend due to having to abandon patients to be there (along with some management threatening to disallow education funding for anyone not up-to-date with that MT... you couldn't make it up); a clever wheeze was devised. Online training! Plough through this 30 page presentation on 'recognising the subtle differences between financial abuse and coercive abuse in the elderly'. Then pass this 15 question exam. Even though you are a obstetric ultrasonographer.... or a paediatric booking clerk.
Oh, and between patient appoint, please; we can't actually give you time to do it, soz!
However we are given time to sit and do that holy of holies, the inner sanctum of all that lies at the core of the very ethos of the NHS, the only one that is allowed protected time to complete....
Data Protection.
Seriously.
However, my Basic Life Support practical training (they hate anything that can't be done 'between patients' online) is at least 2 years out of date.
Whatevs.
There is an industry in Mandatory Training that has built up and been lapped up by public institutions.
But, in their defence, The Public have become way more litigious thus much of this is designed to mitigate so it can be said 'But they underwent training!'
In the same way that medics are now calling for protection from being sued by relatives claiming Unlawful Death for relatives whose treatment was delayed by the Covid pandemic response; I'm not sure I would be a volunteer vaccinator, myself!
'Couldn't she see that grandad didn't really want the jab, but he was being coerced by his son?' etc.
Sorry I'm on a soapbox, but it's instructive for many to see some of the bollox hoops HCPs have to jump through, annually.