Introduction
Introduction
The eLearning Repository is an extensible 'search and discover platform' to support the discovery and sharing of eLearning objects and learning resources held both within the Repository and at external locations.
This includes:- A discovery platform specifically for learning materials
- A centralised repository of NHS eLearning assets and knowledge
- A channel for the eLearning, mobile learning and simulation communities to publicise and share their works
- An information product which allows the NHS community to shape and to contribute
- A catalogue of local content (CoLC)
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eLearning Appraisal and Revalidation Support
E-Modules:
Our online learning modules take about 45 - 60 minutes to complete and cover a range of key topics helpful for both appraisees and appraisers. They are available via the Shared Services BMJ channel:
Clinical Incidents
View the podcasts to find out more about support available to postgraduate doctors in training. Hear about the experence of 2 senior clinicians who provide guidance and advice for doctors.
Record Keeping
This module highlights standards and guidance for record keeping with practical tips for good practice. Test your skills in the self-review/task section and compare your written entry to our senior trainee’s example.
Prescribing
This module has been created to support doctors by highlighting the key principles of safe prescribing.
This module is designed for self-review and will assist you with identifying your strengths and areas for improvement. The module includes a workbook with reflective logs which can be printed for you to complete and add to your portfolio.
Continuing Healthcare for Local Authority Staff (e-LfH)
The training tool is designed to enhance and develop the knowledge and application of NHS Continuing Healthcare to all practitioners involved in the breadth of the process and to provide a uniform approach to a national standard.
The topics covered include the legal background to NHS Continuing Healthcare policy, high quality assessment and decision-making, dealing with disputes, and skills training for staff involved in NHS Continuing Healthcare.