eIntegrity - online healthcare e-learning courses

One of the most positive developments in medical education in 20 years.

Professor Sir Liam Donaldson
former Chief Medical Officer for England
Developed in the UK, these interactive programmes deliver exceptionally high-quality training.

Dr Julia Moore
Consultant Anaesthetist

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The world's largest and most successful online medical content production initiative.

IMS Global Learning Impact Awards
This e-learning has made training significantly easier because trainees come to sessions much better informed.

eIntegrity user and healthcare trainer
You can access the content online and study anywhere, at any time.

Dr Ed Hammond
Consultant

Learn online using our award-winning healthcare courses

Enjoy 24/7 access to high-quality e-learning developed by the UK’s medical royal colleges, Health Education England and other leading professional bodies.

Our e-learning has transformed medical education in the UK and it is now used in more than 65 countries worldwide.

Why choose our healthcare e-learning?

Here are just a few reasons why our e-learning is so popular with healthcare professionals:

Written by leading clinical experts in the UK

Highly interactive content, with animations, videos and questions

Available online
Study anywhere, at any time

Suitable for training and continuing professional development

Complements traditional learning methods

Latest news

eIntegrity launches its new website

Our new website has just launched – with a fresh look, new features and improved navigation. Additional features include a case studies section, with details on many of our customer success stories in different countries across the world.

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Success for our imaging programmes down under

Our highly acclaimed Image Interpretation and Advanced Radiotherapy programmes are now attracting considerable interest and sales amongst medical radiation professionals in Australia.

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New interactive e-learning on genomics launched

A highly interactive e-learning programme on genomics has been launched to meet the needs of a range of healthcare professionals.

Developed by Health Education England's (HEE) Genomics Education Programme, the content features many interactive elements, such as videos and animations.

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Image Interpretation programme updates

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Case Studies

See how our programmes are transforming healthcare e-learning globally.

Surgery (eSurgery)

Gaza Strip

Doctors in the Gaza Strip are using our eSurgery programme to enhance their training thanks to the International Committee of the Red Cross. This is part of a wider programme to develop key skills.

Anaesthesia (e-LA)

Tanzania

Medical residents in Tanzania are enhancing their skills with the award-winning anaesthesia programme through our partnership with the Radboud University Medical Center in Holland.

Dentistry (e-Den)

New Zealand

Our dentistry programme is supporting the training of all undergraduate and postgraduate students at the University of Otago, following a highly successful pilot programme.

Radiology (R-ITI)

The Middle East

The Arab Board of Radiology and Medical Imaging (ABRMI) has now made key elements of our radiology programme mandatory training for all students taking its courses.

Spotlights

e-dermatology – world-class e-learning on skin disease

Skin conditions are amongst the most common complaints seen by doctors and other healthcare professionals. So, the demand for top-class training has never been greater.

e-dermatology is a high-quality training tool that helps doctors to improve their skills in assessing, diagnosing and treating a variety of skin problems. It perfectly complements traditional teaching methods.

Image interpretation – quality-assured training for radiographers

From obstetrics to X-ray imaging, radiographers need the right skills to interpret images and scans promptly and precisely to ensure the best patient care.

See how our Image Interpretation programme is helping healthcare practitioners to enhance these skills in a virtual environment using real clinical data and interactive exercises.