As many GP surgeries and other healthcare providers are now offering remote patient consultations, here we look at why for telemedicine training, elearning is the best way to prepare your staff.
Continue ReadingHealthcare
News and views on healthcare training and using elearning for the medical and health sector. We’re creating solutions that help public and private sector organisations with staff development, engagement, compliance and patient care quality.
Here we’ll share some of our experience and insights.
How L&D Can Have Positive Impact on Healthcare Business Goals
Learning and Development can be leveraged to reduce costs, improve patient safety and data security, and contribute to total quality improvement programmes, helping to meet wider healthcare business goals.
Continue ReadingScenario Based Learning for Healthcare
Numerous studies have shown that true to life learning experiences, such as simulations and scenarios, are the most effective for developing work-specific skills. Scenario based learning is a framework where the learning experience is hung around a realistic situation or story.
Continue ReadingTaking care of our wellbeing at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Over the past decade, wellbeing has become increasingly important within social and political discourse. It would appear that the pursuit…
Continue ReadingUsing scenario-based eLearning to enhance patient experience
Patient experience, what is it? Can it be pinpointed to occur at one specific point in the timeline of care?…
Continue ReadingHealthcare L&D: Trends & Technologies to Watch
The latest healthcare technologies bring a host of benefits, but they don’t reduce the demands on a learning and development team. Here we look at trends and tech for L&D leaders to watch.
Continue ReadingPatient Care eLearning Project with Scottish Government & NHS Scotland
An overview of an important healthcare elearning project in progress with the Scottish Government and NHS Scotland.
The work aims to lessen peaks and troughs in patient demand, which can lead to delays for patients.