NHS England E-learning on recognising and managing conflict between families and health care providers
SME: Trevor Hedges
The Adolescent Health Programme comprises 71 elearning ‘sessions’, grouped together by topic into 13 modules. Each learning session takes approximately 20-30 minutes to complete. The sessions include interactive elements, case studies and self-assessments to reinforce learning and there are a range of resources signposted at the end of each session.
Subject matter expert: Mary Jenkins, Matron for Clinical Education for Paediatrics and Neonates Cross-site (mary.jenkins@nhs.net)
Training resources for adult registered and non-registered staff redeployed to Paeds.
Subject matter expert: Mary Jenkins (mary.jenkins@nhs.net)
Foundation course developed with Oxford Brookes University and Clinical Nurse Educators in Oxford.
Subject matter expert: Danielle Hixcox (danielle.hiscox@nhs.net)
This is an online training tool to improve staff knowledge and confidence when supporting children and young people attending hospital due to their mental health.
Subject matter experts: Annie Warrington (annie.warrington2@nhs.net) and Stephanie Whiting (stephanie.whiting@nhs.net)
An interactive tool commissioned by the Department of Health and Health Education England to support health professionals in the assessment of the acutely sick child.
Subject matter expert: Trevor Hedges (trevor.hedges@nhs.net)
This course is intended for all doctors and nurses involved with children. It is based on the Sepsis Awareness elearning created by University Hospital Southampton, and converted for use by staff at FHFT.
Subject matter expert: Patrick Aldridge (patrick.aldridge1@nhs.net)
