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.
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
The highly popular Image Interpretation programme continues to evolve and develop. In recent weeks, new sessions on nasogastric tube placement have been added. The non-obstetric ultrasound sessions have also been completely revised and updated to reflect the latest clinical guidance.
See how our programmes are transforming healthcare e-learning globally.
In this spotlight, we find out how our Image Interpretation programme has been supporting radiography students at the Nelson Mandela University in South Africa.
We talk with Associate Lecturer Riaan van de Venter who has been using the e-learning with his students as part of a blended approach to learning.
The past few decades have seen huge advances in sexual and reproductive healthcare (SRH)), including better health promotion and wider access to services. As the demand for healthcare services in this area continues to grow, so the demand for appropriately trained specialists increases.
We take a look at an award-winning UK learning programme that is supporting the development of thousands of healthcare professionals.
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.
If you work for the NHS, you should register for these programmes via the e-Learning for Healthcare website.
Our learners include healthcare professionals, trainees, healthcare providers, training organisations, colleges, universities and hospitals.
Acute medicine
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Anaesthesia
Audiology
Compassion in practice
Dementia
Dentistry
Deprivation of liberty safeguards
Dermatology
Echo cardiography and lung ultrasound
End of life care
Female genital mutilation
Fetal monitoring
Foundation programme
General practitioners
Healthy child programme
Healthy school child programme
Image interpretation
Intensive care medicine
Ionising radiation regulations
Laser safety
Leadership for clinicians
Ophthalmology
Pain management
Plastic and reconstructive surgery
Radiology
Radiotherapy (advanced)
Renal medicine
Research and audit
Safeguarding children
Sexual and reproductive healthcare
Sexual health and HIV
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