E-learning user information - ESR Hub
E-Learning updates - 20 June 2024
New Courses
000 NHS Jobs Recruitment e-Learning
This course contains eLearning for how to get the most out of NHS Jobs. It is aimed at employers who use NHS Jobs for recruitment purposes.
E-Learning updates - 14 June 2024
New courses
000 Telephone training for high intensity therapists in Talking Therapy services
This training resource is aimed at high intensity practitioners delivering psychological therapy over the telephone.
000 MindEd Supporting CYP with gender questions, distress and sexual orientation
This course has been created to support healthcare setting professionals who are supporting a child or adolescent with gender questions or who may be experiencing gender-related distress.
E-Learning updates - 11 June 2024
End dated courses
The following courses have been end dated 5th July:
- 000 NHS Charities
- 000 Health Economics
E-Learning updates - 4 June 2024
New Courses
000 Managing Type 2 Diabetes in Children and Young People
This course aims to enhance care for Children and Young People (CYP) with type 2 diabetes, which should help improve their longer-term health.
E-Learning updates - 29 May 2024
New Courses
000 Pain Management Module 01 Introducing Pain Management
Module 1 of ePain provides an overview and introduction for non-specialists to the topic of Pain Management.
000 Pain Management Module 02 Acute Pain
Module 2 takes a more detailed look at acute pain. The first part of the module, Introduction, includes content to enable users to gain knowledge of the assessment and management of acute pain. The second section, Acute Pain Techniques, provides further detail on the treatment methods for acute pain.
000 Pain Management Module 03 Managing Chronic Pain
For most people, their first experience of pain is often short term following injury (see Module 2). However, many people live with persisting pain that impacts on both their physical function and emotional wellbeing. This module explores persisting or chronic pain and what can be done to help people learn self-management skills.
000 Pain Management Module 04 Medications
Module 4 looks at the medications available for the treatment of pain, both pharmacological and non-pharmacological.
000 Pain Management Module 05 Musculoskeletal pain
The musculoskeletal pain module contains eLearning sessions covering a range of subjects matters from osteoarthritis, inflammatory arthritis, osteoporosis and sciatica.
000 Pain Management Module 06 Chronic primary pain conditions
The chronic primary pain module contains eLearning sessions covering a range of conditions including headaches and facial pain, visceral and pelvic pain, and widespread pain.
000 Pain Management Module 07 Neuropathic Pain
Module 7 deals with the diagnosis and evaluation of neuropathic pain and then looks at various instances of neuropathic pain and practical issues with the use of neuropathic pain medicines.
000 Pain Management Module 08 Pain in Children
"Pain in children is different" - a bold title to the first session of this module, which we hope will raise awareness of developmental, family, therapeutic and organisational issues that all need to be addressed in order to better manage pain in children.
000 Pain Management Module 09 Pain in special populations: Cancer Pain
The pain in special populations module contains eLearning sessions covering pain issues in particular patient groups including cancer.
000 Pain Management Module 09 Pain in special populations: Pain in the elderly
The pain in special populations module contains eLearning sessions covering pain issues in particular patient groups including older people.
000 Pain Management Module 09 Pain in special populations
The pain in special populations module contains eLearning sessions covering pain issues in particular patient groups including drug addiction, sickle cell and pregnancy.
000 Pain Management Module 10 Essential Pain Management
This module provides an introduction to the essential pain management (EPM) framework.
000 Pain Management Module 11 Anatomy and Physiology
Module 11 of ePain covers the physiological and anatomical aspects of pain and pain management and makes use of a number of existing sessions drawn from the e-Learning Anaesthesia programme.
End Dated Courses
The following courses have been end dated 31 May 2024
- 000 Pain Management (e-Pain) Module 01 - Basic Pain Management 2014-2024
- 000 Pain Management (e-Pain) Module 02 - Basic Science 2014-2024
- 000 Pain Management (e-Pain) Module 03 - Treatment 2016-2024
- 000 Pain Management (e-Pain) Module 04 - Acute Pain 2016-2024
- 000 Pain Management (e-Pain) Module 06 - Neuropathic Pain 2016-2024
- 000 Pain Management (e-Pain) Module 07 - Other Chronic Pain 2016-2024
- 000 Pain Management (e-Pain) Module 08 - Special Populations 2016-2024
E-Learning updates - 17 May 2024
End dated courses
The following courses have been end dated:
- 000 Autism Awareness - This course has been end dated 12 June 2024
This e-Learning has been replaced by 'The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training'.
- 000 Supporting Carers in General Practice - This course has been end dated 21 June 2024
The following eSurgery courses have been end dated 30 August 2024 whilst the content is reviewed.
- 000 eSurgery: Assessment and Management of Patients with Trauma
- 000 eSurgery: Basic Science
- 000 eSurgery: Basic Surgery Skills
- 000 eSurgery: Common Surgical Conditions
- 000 eSurgery: Organ and Tissue Transplantation
- 000 eSurgery: Peri-operative Care
Details of the e-learning catalogue in ESR can be found through the following link:
Course Completion
Follow the three simple steps below to ensure that you have completed the course correctly:
- Ensure that you have played all slides.
- Some courses have multiple modules. Click the "+" icon in the Outline pane on the left to expand the list. Ensure that you play all modules, ignore instructions in content telling you to close your browser if these are present.
- Click the "Home" icon at the top right when you wish to exit the course. Ignore instructions in content telling you to close your browser if these are present.
My e-Learning Portlet
A maximum of 20 open e-Learning enrolments are displayed in the Portlet. These can be scrolled through by clicking on the arrows. Clicking Play for the displayed course will launch the e-Learning in a separate window.
Once an e-Learning course has been completed it will be no longer be displayed in the Portlet unless the course is part of a Learning Certification and is available for renewal.
Where the Show Mandatory Learning Only setting is available, selecting Yes will display only e-Learning that will meet your competence requirements. Changing to No will display all of your e-Learning enrolments. The option to Show Mandatory Learning Only is displayed when you are enrolled on an e-Learning class which will deliver a competence requirement.
Click the Learner Homepage button to view all of your enrolment and learning details.
e-Learning linked to a Learning Certification
Where an e-Learning course is linked to a Learning Certification, there may be additional messages displayed after clicking the Play button. These are described below:
- Click the Renew and Play button to launch the course and ensure that your attempt will award any competencies attached to the Learning Certification.
- Click the Renew and Play button to launch the course and ensure that your attempt will award any competencies attached to the Learning Certification. Clicking Play will allow you to review the course material but will not award any competencies attached to the Learning Certification.
- The e-Learning is linked to multiple Learning Certifications, these will need to be actioned individually by clicking the Go to Certifications button.
The Learner Home page provides a snapshot view of all your learning. You can play e-Learning, view classes that you are currently enrolled in, view learning certifications and learning paths you have subscribed to, track the status of pending enrollments, and communicate with instructors and other learners using forums and chats. You can also monitor and manage the competencies you require, and search for learning which will deliver these.
- E-Learning Enrolments: The E-Learning Enrolments tab lists all your current e-Learning enrolments enabling you to play e-Learning and renew Certifications if required.
- Enrolments: The Enrolments tab lists all your current and future learning. You can view the enrolment details for your classes such as date,time and location.
- Certifications: The Learning Certifications tab lists all your subscribed certifications. You can search for and subscribe to Learning Certifications using the Competence Requirements (7) search or using the Catalogue search facility
- Learning Paths: Use this tab to create personal learning paths, subscribe to learning paths created by your manager or a learning administrator, and access courses within your subscribed learning paths. When you subscribe to a learning path, you can enrol in all the classes of the learning path at the same time.
- External Learning: Use this tab to view, add and update learning events that you attend outside of your organisation such as conferences and seminars.
- Announcements: This region will list any announcements regarding learning events within your organisation and will also allow you to access any personal notifications that you have not viewed.
- Competence Requirements: This region displays only the competencies that require action by the learner, and shows where action towards achievement of the competence is underway - displaying a green flash in the corner of the red or amber tile. The search function allows the learner to find catalogue items which will deliver the competence upon successful completion.
- Other Tabs and Functions:
Requested Learning: Enrolment in some courses can require the approval of your manager or an approver. For these courses, you request approval instead of enrolling immediately, and await confirmation of approval and enrolment. The Requested Learning page displays the courses that are pending enrollment approval and also those where your enrolment is waitlisted.
Enrol in a Class Directly: You can directly enrol into a class after you search and view course information. Click the Choose or Enroll in class icon to display class information and enrol into a class.
Forums and Chats: You can access your subscribed category forums and chats using the Forums and Chats page. You can post new topics to a forum or participate in existing discussions. Use chats for online discussions with other learners subscribed to the chat. You can search for and subscribe to forums and chats within a category. Use the Class Details page to access your class forums and chats.
- Portal: Quick access to the MyESR Dashboard.