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eIntegrity is delighted to announce the launch of a new programme – MRI Safety. This informative, credible, visually stylish and interactive programme is structured around the safety needs of specific roles and their interaction with MRI . The programme explores the hazards associated with the use of MRI equipment and offers guidance on best practice to protect patients, staff and costly equipment.

Postpartum depression is currently poorly identified and therefore often untreated. Training of Health Visitors is an effective intervention to bring about this improvement.

This elearning programme is aimed at all professionals involved in the care of women and newborn babies. It explores those factors which can lead to potentially avoidable admissions to neonatal units.

Medical Problems in Pregnancy is designed to assist core medical trainees acquire the knowledge they require to safely manage acute and chronic medical problems in pregnancy.  

This programme was produced in partnership with NHS England and the Royal College of Physicians. Preventing Falls in Hospital is an interactive elearning resource aimed at reducing inpatient falls. Falls are by far the most commonly reported type of patient safety incident in healthcare.

The module is designed to provide learners with knowledge on the care of patients diabetes in a primary care setting.

eIntegrity updated its Breastmilk Provision for Preterm and Sick Neonates eLearning programme with a new section about antenatal conversations, which focuses on the importance of supportive, exploratory conversations with parents on feeding choices before birth.

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.

The Urgent Care for Paramedics – Injuries module includes 10 elearning sessions to support paramedics in dealing with a range of injuries.

A new session that highlights the effects of COVID-19 on skin has been added to the e-dermatology programme.