The South West E-learning website has been formed to help provide a one-stop information source for NHS staff accessing, setting up or about to set up E-learning in their area.
If you have any queries relating to information on this site, please contact a member of the team listed in the Contacts section.
- NHS Elearning Commissioning Guidelines
- Elearning Quality Framework
- Framework for Technology Enhanced Learning
- European Directory of Health Apps (5Mb)
- Mobile Learning in the NHS – Research Report
- NHS MOST Elearning on ESR
- South West Learning4Health Information
- ESR OLM Elearning (NLMS) Course Catalogue
E-learning for End of Life Care Supporting Documents
- External website with abbreviated learning pathways and sample quizzes
- How to access the e-ELCA (End of Life Care for All) e-learning
- E-learning for End of Life Care (ELCA) Curriculum workbook – accessing via NLMS
- E-learning for End of Life Care (ELCA) Curriculum workbook – accessing via e-LfH
- End of Life Care (e-ELCA) Curriculum and learning pathways for primary care
- End of Life Care (e-ELCA) Curriculum and learning pathways for social care
- e-ELCA Curriculum and learning pathways for secondary care via NLMS
- e-ELCA Curriculum and learning pathways for secondary care via e-LfH
First Steps for Health Care Assistants
The Royal College of Nursing have an online learning programme, endorsed by Skills for Health, for new to post health care assistants. It is freely available to individuals or to employers who may wish to use the learning to support their induction programme.
A Competence Assessment Pack is included and contains the elements required to safely perform core duties associated with the health care assistant role. The competence checklists have been developed from a wide range of Level 2 National Occupational Standards (NOS). The checklists can be printed off separately or as a pack.
The online learning can be accessed at: www.rcnhca.org.uk
The Royal College of GPs has created an e-learning course – Commissioning in General Practice: Improving Patient Journeys. It enables GPs, trainees, primary care nurses and other healthcare professionals to help their patients navigate effectively through the healthcare system, increase the quality of referrals, and start to improve the pathways of care in their local area. To access the course, click here