The Limping Child (Paramedic)
Dr. Fenella Corrick
0.5 Hours
This session will investigate the causes and effects of paediatric limping. Later, it will consider the factors that are used to diagnose a limping child and identify the high-risk diagnoses that must not be missed in a child with a limp.
Understanding attitudes and their effects on nursing practice
Bob Price
1 Hours
Attitudes are of crucial importance in nursing. Attitudes help us to understand how people perceive issues and processes in care and determine what they deem important, good, relevant and appropriate. We should understand attitudes if we are to provide collaborative, patient-centred care; however, they are poorly understood. Thi....
Supporting patients in shared decision making in clinical practice
Claire Madsen and Aileen Fraser
1 Hours
This learning module defines shared decision making in patient care and describes the background to this philosophy. The shared decision making approach is part of a wider initiative to promote patient-centred care and increase patient involvement in clinical decisions. Shared decision making recognises patients' rights to make....
Varicella zoster virus: chickenpox and shingles
Dinah Gould
The varicella zoster virus causes two infections: varicella, also known as chickenpox occurring mostly in childhood, and herpes zoster, also known as shingles affecting mainly older people. Varicella usually occurs in children under ten years of age. It is generally a mild infection and in the UK vaccination is not offered as pa....
How to perform chest compressions
Andrew Parry
This module outlines the correct and effective technique for performing chest compressions for adults in cardiac arrest. Correct performance of chest compressions relies on various factors that are within the control of the nurse. Therefore, it is essential that nurses have comprehensive knowledge of this vital skill. Techniques....
COVID 19 and Palliative, End-of-Life and Bereavement Care
Richard Kitchen and Iain Lawrie
This session describes how palliative, end-of-life and bereavement care services can help in the management of COVID-19.
Infection Prevention and Control - Level 2
Vickie Longstaff, Tracey Cooper and Mohamed Sadak
This e-learning session meets the statutory and mandatory training requirements and learning outcomes for Infection Prevention and Control Level 2 in the UK Core Skills Training Framework (UK CSTF).
Mental Health and Well-being
Nina Mguni
This session aims to help practitioners to describe mental health and well-being and identify the wider social factors which protect vulnerable children and adolescents.
How to write a research proposal
Dr Kanokporn Pinyopornpanish
- This course briefly provides an information on how to develop and write a research proposal. The content will link to other courses in our research modules. - Please note that it has NO audio or VDO. The content is all in THAI. - You can download the proposal template (word file) at https://w1.med.cmu.ac.th/family/research....
Understanding Equality and Diversity-patient Scenarios
Jackie Beavan and Paramjit Gill
0.5 Hours
This session uses two videoed patient scenarios to help you consider how to respond to the diverse needs of patients on a personal, professional and organisational level.
Using Electronic Records
Michael Innes
0.5 Hours
This session covers issues and considerations regarding the use of a computer in the consultation room, drawing out the pros and cons as well as exploring where a computer is best placed within the room.
The GP as Service Provider
Fiona Dalziel and Sandy Gower
0.5 Hours
This session will help you to understand how the General Medical Services Contract works and focuses on service definitions and the Quality Outcomes Framework.
Pharmacology of Nitrous Oxide
Kathy Wilson
This session describes the pharmacology of nitrous oxide and how this relates to its use for inhalation sedation. The physical properties, clinical and unwanted side effects of the drug are also considered.
Principles of Good Treatment Planning
Andrew Shelley
Treatment planning is built on the foundation of history, examination, special tests and diagnosis. Only a thorough approach to these can lead to a successful treatment plan.
Clinical Management of Mechanical Ventilation 2
Andrew Hutton and Peter MacNaughton
This session describes how to identify and treat common problems encountered after the initial set up of mechanical ventilation
Sudden Death and Bereavement
Nicky Ward
This session gives an overview of the bereavement issues surrounding sudden and unexpected death. It focuses in particular on the issues raised by sudden death and bereavement in emergency department settings.
Sexual Problems: Part 1
Karl Hollows
0.5 Hours
This session will focus on the presentation and clinical assessment of patients who describe a sexual problem within a sexual health setting.
Recognising the Last Months and Days of Life and Verifying Death
Lynne Kovan
This session offers a framework for recognising patients who are at risk of deterioration and who may die soon (last months of life) and also recognising when death is imminent (last days). The priorities for care of the dying person are discussed and the communication with patients and families needed at these times is explored....
Treatment of Un-erupted, Partially Erupted and Ectopic Molars
Tara Renton
0.5 Hours
This session will address the treatment of ectopic mandibular third molars (M3Ms).
Pathway June 6th
Mr WCEA Administrator
0.25 Hours
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Safe storage and handling of vaccines
Anan Purushothaman
This learning module is aimed at increasing nurses' confidence so they can review and enhance, or if necessary develop, a vaccine storage and handling protocol, thereby ensuring best care and patient safety. The importance, locally and globally, of maintaining the 'cold chain', from manufacture, through delivery and storage, to....
Orthopaedics Pathologies & Oncology
S. Kamat, Mr. Akhil Kapoor, Mr. Vilas Sadekar
2.5 Hours
Deep dive into orthopaedic disorders & injuries. Explore the role of oncology in bone & soft tissue tumors.
Interactions Between Molecules
Mary E Stocker
This session explores the forces that hold molecules together and govern their interaction. This will include bonding, intermolecular and intramolecular attractions.
Module 7: Management of ENT Diseases
Dr Aveline A.Kahinga, Dr Daudi C.Ntunaguzi, Dr Costantine Kanick Magata and Dr Edwin Liyombo
Module 7 focuses on Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) conditions. Participants are guided through the anatomy of the ear, the management of ear disorders, and issues related to nasal and paranasal conditions. Additionally, throat conditions are addressed, including recurrent respiratory papillomatosis and foreign bodies.
Developing a workplace culture to support Innovation, Improvement and service quality
Jenny Bergin BPharm, MBA, FACP, GAICD, General Manager at ACP
1 Hours
Designed to introduce the importance of developing workplace culture as a strategy to support business viability and service quality, and how to differentiate innovation from improvement. Accreditation Details and Estimated Time to Complete This activity was developed and accredited in Australia and was designed to address c....