Online Learning Resources

Access a range of online learning resources

The role of physiotherapy in breast surgery

Please find here a webcast about this topic, this webcast was produced by Danielle Rose, Macmillan Breast Specialist Physiotherapist at Nightingale Centre, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust.

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The Physician Associate Podcast: Physician associates working in breast surgery on Apple Podcasts

This apple podcast cover different aspects of PAs working on Breast Surgery.

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E-learning For Healthcare- ELFC

New e-learning modules to boost patient safety. No matter what your role or where you work, an understanding of the essentials for patient safety is important because we all have a role to play in supporting the NHS in keeping patients safe. 

Colleagues across NHS England can now complete new patient safety training modules to learn about how and why patient safety incidents happen, and what we should consider in our own roles to support the NHS to improve safety.

In response to feedback from users, updates to the patient safety syllabus training include improved usability, interactivity, and navigation and a certificate of completion. There are also five new sector specific patient safety case studies covering good practice, human factors, risk, systems thinking and safety culture in the following areas: Mental Health, Maternity, Management and administration, Primary Care and Acute Care.  

The new modules support all colleagues, not just those who provide direct care to patients, as everyone can have an impact on patient safety through their decisions and actions. All of our roles in health and care, from office based to hands on care, impact in some way on the safety of patients. That is why it is important that we embed patient safety in everything we do. 

The training has been introduced as part of the National Patient Safety Syllabus, with an aim that the entire NHS workforce understands how we all support patient safety, and consider this in their roles, no matter where they work. 

Level 1 and 2 of the updated Patient Safety Syllabus training are available on ESR, Local Management Systems, and e-learning for healthcare. 

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Get in contact with the programme: patientsafety@hee.nhs.uk 

iBreastBook

iBreastBook has several videos of breast procedures available for reconstruction, oncoplastic and benign disease surgery.

Reconstruction Surgery videos include DIEP, pre-pectoral implant reconstruction and LD flap reconstruction.

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Oncoplastic Procedures videos include lateral mammoplasty, mini LD volume replacement and wise pattern mammoplasty.

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Benign Procedures videos include major duct excision, gynaecomastia and fibroadenoma.

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The ABS would like to thank Yazan Masannat for allowing us to link to the videos available on the iBreastBook website.  The ABS is not responsible for any of the content of the site.

ACCEND Cancer Hub

Online Resources

NHS England’s elearning for healthcare and the ACCEND Workforce Education and training team have developed a new cancer workforce education and training hub to support the Aspirant Cancer Career and Education Development programme (ACCEND).

The ACCEND cancer hub will be a one stop shop for the cancer workforce who support people with a lived experience of cancer. The ACCEND cancer hub has been developed to provide a ‘go to’ place where healthcare professionals can find resources, elearning, linked to the Career Pathway, Core Cancer Capabilities in Practice and Education Framework. The ACCEND cancer hub provide resources, information, and education and training to support skills and capability building as well as career pathways.

Phase 1 of the launch of the ACCEND cancer hub features 9 elearning modules called ‘Foundations of Cancer Care’ specifically aimed at the pre-registration workforce to provide core knowledge and understanding about the foundations of cancer care - what cancer is, how it develops, the impact on patients and families, communication, the role of research and how to look after themselves and their colleagues.

There is also a comprehensive toolkit designed for those working in the supportive and assistive workforce which is broken down into the CORE training and education.

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