June’s issue of TEL News includes news of a record breaking month for elfh and details of resource contributions made to Learning Hub. There is also details of new Embedding public health into clinical services elearning plus new content added to the Care Certificate elearning programme.
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This month’s edition includes details of the Learning Hub features plus an update on COVID-19 resources. There is also details of new Public Mental Health elearning now available and the launch of free online resources for unpaid carers.
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The elfh programme is still be used by lots of the health and care workforce and has now seen more than 1,200,000 session launches.
The elfh team is continuing to add new content to the programme based on the needs of the workforce responding to the pandemic.
A new learning path called “Physical Healthcare for Staff in Mental Health Settings” is now available. The learning path includes the following content:
A second learning path for staff working in primary care and community settings called “Supporting Patient Mental Health for the whole workforce” is now available. The learning path includes resources for those supporting adults and children with learning disabilities and can be viewed here: https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Component/Details/621531.
A learning path aimed at nurses, midwives and AHPs – but is also relevant for other members of the workforce with a supervisory role – is also now available. The “Support for Supervisors” learning path includes resources to guide supervisors on how to provide effective feedback and support those who are being supervised. The resources can be accessed here: https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Component/Details/641899.
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The National Breast Imaging Academy (NBIA) project is a collaborative, national, multidisciplinary initiative which encompasses a range of solutions to address the workforce shortage in breast imaging services. These solutions include the establishment of a national centre of excellence for training, an innovative, online technology-enhanced learning platform, the NBIA Online and the development of high-quality training programmes for radiographers, radiologists and breast clinicians.
Due to the current pressures on the health and care workforce responding to Coronavirus (COVID-19) the NBIA team recognises the impact this is having on trainees and face to face learning. Therefore, in response to this challenge the NBIA team has worked with elfh and accelerated the launch of some of the elearning sessions to support the learning for radiographers, radiologists and breast clinicians.
For more information about the sessions, including details on how to access the NBIA elearning programme, please visit: https://www.e-lfh.org.uk/programmes/national-breast-imaging-academy/.
April’s issue of TEL News includes an update on the HEE elfh COVID-19 elearning programme and details of free online COVID-19 resilience support. There is also an update on the new Foundation Fast Track programme plus details of new content added to the Domestic Violence and Abuse elearning programme
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This month’s edition of TEL News includes details of the new Coronavirus elearning programme and the resources created in response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic.
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February’s issue of TEL News includes an update on the Learning Hub’s user research work and details of a new film added to the simulation-based education suite. There is also an announcement of a new elearning programme on hypertension plus news of the upcoming Disability Matters relaunch.
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This month’s edition includes details of progress in the Learning Hub development plus an article regarding the positive impact of simulation training. There is also details of new Safeguarding Adults courses now available and the launch of a new elearning programme pathway for ambulance service teams.
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December’s issue of TEL News includes details of Health Education England’s elearning for healthcare’s surge in usage plus an update on the Learning Hub. There is also an announcement of a new elearning programme, Helping People Living in Cold Homes.
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This month’s edition includes details of the Learning Hub ‘show and tell’ with NHSx and an update on developments with Health Education England’s simulation-based education framework. There is also details of new six steps to workforce planning elearning plus news of a new session added to the Sexual Health and HIV programme.
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