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E-learning: the next level of healthcare training


E-learning for clinicians provides quality-assured online training programmes that can be accessed anytime, anywhere says Graham Shaw, Executive Director of eIntegrity


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Integrity has been established to enable individuals and organisations worldwide to license access to e-learning programmes developed by e-Learning for Healthcare


(e-LfH). This is part of Health Education England, on behalf of the UK National Health Service (NHS). These programmes have been created in conjunction with medical Royal Colleges and other leading professional bodies in the UK. The e-learning programmes cover a wide range of subjects relevant to the training of clinicians and other health professionals and their continuous professional development. There are 28 individual programmes which can be licensed, covering acute medicine, advanced radiography, anaesthesia, audiology, dentistry, dermatology, ophthalmology, radiography, radiology, renal medicine, surgery and ultrasound. In addition to clinical subjects, there are e-learning programmes which cover important parts of a clinician’s training, including end of life care, safeguarding children, laser safety, healthy child programmes and sexual and reproductive health.


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The e-learning programmes are delivered


via a dedicated Learning Management System (LMS), managed by e-LfH, which supports tens of thousands of subscribers and is available globally via the Internet. Once users have registered on the LMS, they are able to access e-learning content of the highest quality and make excellent use of multimedia resources, including videos and animations. Where relevant, real-life case studies are presented to the user to compare


‘Institutions can set up reporting groups which include all their individual users and monitor the progress of their staff through the programmes.’


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