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New COVID-19 learning resources available globally for free
The COVID-19 Critical Care LTLC healthcare elearning course aims to increase the resilience of workforce skills to cope with potential surges in critical care demand due to COVID-19. It is now available globally for free.
Paramedics elearning reminder, August 2021
The Urgent Care for Paramedics – Injuries module includes 10 elearning sessions to support paramedics in dealing with a range of injuries.
New elearning session highlights dermatological side effects of COVID-19
A new session that highlights the effects of COVID-19 on skin has been added to the e-dermatology programme.
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Featured Spotlight
Developing diagnostic skills on a virtual ward
We look at the incredible popularity of ACUMEN, which allows users to test their diagnostic skills on a range of patient conditions in the safety of a virtual ward. Learn more in an interview with the programme's clinical lead.
Do you work for the UK National Health Service?
If so, you should register for these programmes via the e-Learning for Healthcare website.
