Many Trusts have found implementation of the Department of Health policy on Informed Consent difficult. As well as providing tailored training days InPractice has developed a web based training called Informed Consent on the Net (ICON) to help healthcare professionals understand the law surrounding consent and how it applies to their day to day practice. "The model is well designed and appropriately based on current legal thought without being diluted by jargon. It is meaningful and wise with a robust approach to self- teaching. I believe that this package should be made available to all Postgraduate Medical Deaneries, Senior Nurses and Trust members as a matter of course" Urology Research Fellow   Click here to see how you could learn about Consent online for as little as £25... Click here to go direct to the ICON website... The emphasis throughout ICON is on practicality. It has been designed for use by all levels of healthcare professionals and specialities, including mental health. ICON consists of over a hundred case studies with multiple-choice questions. Using text and sound files, answers and explanations are provided in clear, non-legalistic language with reference to professional guidance, new case law and Department of Health guidance (which can be printed out and kept).   Modules Modules of assessment At the end of each module a user's performance will be assessed and a printout of his or score provided for reference. 1 Capacity 1 example question 2 Voluntary 1 example question 3 Informed I 4 Capacity II 5 Informed II 6 Department of health guidelines 7 Doctrine of emergency 8 Doctrine of necessity 9 Shelf life 10 Human rights 11 Fluctuating capacity 12 Withdrawal of treatment 13 Do not resuscitate orders 14 Access to health records      & data protection 15 Clinical trials 16 Public health 17 Patients under section 18 Pregnant women 19 Children 20 Religious groups