Draft National eLearning Framework for England

Posted by Gary Taylor on April 16, 2010 at 2:33pm

Has everyone seen the attached Draft Framework?

 

I am just ploughing through it but thought we should all see and comment where required. Comments have to be in by 28th May

 

The DH would also like this document to be sent to IM&T Directors, so it would be helpful if you could forward it to the appropriate person in your organisation.

 

National e-learning framework for England 3103.doc

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  • Gary Taylor April 23, 2010 at 2:20pm
    There is a huge amount of content and the new End of Life content is not just aimed at paliative care it could be used with clinical and non clinical staff of all levels who need education on such things as communication.

    Much of the content is available through the CLU site http://www.corelearningunit.nhs.uk/ But results are not sent back to the ESR/NLMS so the student would be required to inform there local Trust of completion of training. They could send a copy of the completion certificate to you as a record.
    I have attached the latest course catalogue for reference. Have a look at the index I'm sure there are many courses which would be of use to mental health professionals


    G

    2010 04 nlms_course_catalogue_April_V_3[1].0.pdf

  • Gary Taylor April 16, 2010 at 3:04pm
    As long as your local SHA do not turn off access I presume you will still be able to get to the CLU site and the eLearning for health site and connecting for health which provide much of the eLearning for the NHS.

    There is talk about removing access to the CLU and only having access through the NLMS.
    • Juliet Flynn > Gary Taylor April 23, 2010 at 2:08pm
      thanks Gary. I have shared it around my department, we will have a look and consider.

      Having had another look at the document it is very acute focussed (in terms of subject content) - anyone else from a mental health trust out there or is it just me?
  • Juliet Flynn April 16, 2010 at 2:58pm
    Interesting...
    We have time, effort and money invested in our own LMS (a moodle, not the one through ESR), from my first skim read I couldn't see how that would fit in. Can we still have access to the national packages? I am sure there are plenty of trusts in the same position. Thoughts anyone?
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