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A new elearning programme about managing type 2 diabetes in children and young people (CYP) has been developed for healthcare staff.  It aims to help increase awareness of how best to care for CYP with type 2 diabetes which

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Since the COVID-19 vaccination programme went live, the content of the different sessions which make up this programme has been updated and amended as more information about the vaccines and the vaccine programme has become

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Welcome to your April 2024 update from the Foundation elearning programme. How good are you at helping patients with long term conditions (chronic disease) after they leave hospital? From the impact of these conditions on

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A new hub of resources has been developed to give nurses and student nurses an insight into working in prison settings. The hub features a range of elearning sessions to help healthcare professionals to support female, male

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The Mental Capacity Act elearning programme has been updated for all health and care staff who work with people lacking mental capacity. The resource has been revised and updated in line with recent case law and user feedback;

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Our National Bereavement Care Pathway training has been reviewed and updated to ensure that language is in line with current guidance, and to add links to sources of information and support. Pregnancy loss and child death impacts

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The Dysphagia elearning programme has recently been updated to help healthcare staff better manage the condition with people in care homes, hospitals and community settings. Dysphagia, which is difficulty chewing and/or swallowing

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With around one million women working for the NHS in England, and around a fifth of them of menopausal age, the menopause is everyone’s business. The menopause elearning programme takes just 20 minutes to complete and gives

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The End-of-Life Care For All (e-ELCA) elearning programme now features new sessions on a cancer case study, palliative care for people with mental ill health, and financial support. The cancer case study explores the common

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