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Introduction The number of patients with long-term health condition (LTC) is increasing worldwide. Thus, regular update for clinical skills and knowledge among healthcare professionals’(HCPs) involved in LTC management using the best format is crucial. This scoping review protocol is an initial review that will inform the development of an effective training intervention using blended learning approach for healthcare professionals particularly in long-term management context. Methods and Analysis The review will follow Joanna Briggs Institute guidance. A wide range of electronic databases and grey literature sources will be searched from the year 2000 to the present. The review will include primary data from any databases. All review steps, the abstract and full-text screening as well as the data extraction will involve two or more reviewers. Thematic analysis will be used to develop overarching concepts. Ethics and dissemination The review will produce important new information on existing program, outcomes, implementation challenges and key points for future research around training using blended learning approach in various countries setting. The findings will be disseminated through professional bodies, employer organisations, conferences and research papers.

Objectives: Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) is increasing worldwide. Particularly in Yogyakarta, the prevalence of some NCDs even the highest in Indonesia. Dusun Jaten, as one of practicum field for CFHC-IPE FK-KMK UGM also found the same problem. It was reported that hypertension and diabetes are the most common health problem in community. Actually, in 2009 Indonesian Ministry of Health initiated POSBINDU PTM. However, only some villages has launched POSBINDU PTM and only a few villages raising awareness of NCDs since young age. Thus, in 2017 we initiated a POSBINDU PTM Program in Dusun Jaten together with Puskesmas Mlati 1, RS UGM, and Sleman Health District. This program aimed to build awareness and increase the participation of teenagers in preventing NCDs. Contents: We started the program by conducting a survey among Jaten residents related to POSBINDU PTM. Interestingly, almost 100% of Jaten residents were not familiar with POSBINDU PTM. Following this further, we recruited health cadres as many as 30 new health cadres (male and female) and 40 % of them are teenagers. After that we started a series “Sekolah Kader” program. A semi structure interview was done among teenagers health cadre related to evaluate the knowledge, skills, and willingness to participate in POSBINDU PTM. Many teenager health cadres were satisfied of the program and they also made a good system in managing POSBINDU. POSBINDU PTM Jaten was lauched in February 2018. Since then, more than 75 residents attended POSBINDU program, not only older adult but also young adult. And this number is increasing every month. It can be concluded that involving teenager health cadres could be an important step to prevent NCDs by increasing the awareness of young adult to participate in regular health check up at POSBINDU PTM.