Overview
Subject matter experts continue to review our courses on a periodic cycle and, whilst implementing their feedback, the team ensure the latest quality and consistency guidance is applied. Find out more about phasing out inbuilt voiceover.
We continue to bring our new design to the downloadable Course Resources PDF provided within our courses with a more subtle colour palette, appropriate font format and page layout to ensure enhanced accessibility.
The new design will help you:
Recognise the hyperlink's purpose.
Explore the hyperlinks based on your interests with reduced click fatigue.
Associate the description of each hyperlink with your knowledge gaps.
Avoid cognitive overload and only retain information that is relevant to you.
Released in April
Stoma Care
Our SME has reviewed the course content and assessment to ensure compliance. Inaccessible components and unhelpful statistics were taken out.
Abbreviations have been removed, where appropriate, for greater clarity. The external links have been moved to a separate resources document. Built-in voiceover has been removed for accessibility reasons and better functionality when using screen readers.
The updates help you:
Consume up-to-date content.
Have a better learning experience on different devices with accessible components.
Use the transcript to access course material on the go.
Urinary Incontinence - an Introduction
Our SME has reviewed the course content and assessment to ensure compliance. We have removed inaccessible components (including built-in voiceover) and eliminated unhelpful statistics, making the content more relevant to care situations.
The material is now accessible, and the course transcript has been added for convenient learning on the go. Additionally, some assessment questions have been revised to enhance the learning experience and ensure the questions are more practical and relevant to the roles.
The updates help you:
Approach the eLearning content more easily.
Understand and absorb the content better.
Test your knowledge more practically.
Use the transcript to access course material on the go.
Released in May
Your Personal Development
Our SME has reviewed the course content and assessment to ensure compliance. References to external links were moved to the Resources document. There were minor amendments to the text for clarity on supervisory meetings.
The updates will help you:
Navigate and absorb up-to-date content with greater ease.
Explore further learning material and resources.
Use the transcript to work through the course material on the go.
Mental Health
Our SME has reviewed the course content and assessment to ensure compliance.
There were some updates to the question bank following the SME review. Minor text improvements were made to the content for clarity. Inaccessible components were removed and replaced. The resources document has been updated with descriptions of the hyperlinks.
The updates will help you:
Better understand and consume the content.
Easily navigate and absorb the content.
Test your knowledge more practically.
Learn on the go, using the course transcript.
Still to come this month
Sepsis Awareness
In collaboration with our Subject Matter Expert, we have decided to update the course content along with the assessment to ensure compliance is met. Several updates made to the course content regarding more in-depth signs and symptoms of sepsis in adults and children.
We've removed out of date and incorrect content such as other names for sepsis. We have added examples of conditions that are prone to sepsis, such as diabetes, or those with a weak immune system due to various treatments, for example, chemotherapy. We've explained more in-depth about how damaged capillaries and low blood pressure can lead to vital organ failure.
We've provided examples of drug therapy for sepsis treatment, such as antibiotic, antifungal or antiviral medication, depending on the pathogen that is causing the infection. Accessibility improvements have been made by removing hyperlinks within the course content and providing a resource document for the learner.
We've replaced out of date and inaccessible interactive components.
The course updates will help you:
Strengthen your knowledge about how sepsis occurs.
Identify why a systemic infection can lead to organ failure.
Recognise signs and symptoms in adults and children.
Identify individuals prone to develop sepsis due to other medical conditions.
Navigate the course Resources to learn more.
Conducting Effective Interviews
Being reviewed at present, our subject matter expert’s feedback will be incorporated into the updated design with accessible components.
How to get this update
All updates are automatically applied before the end of the month.