Your free e-learning resource for the UK workforce: Educational, Inspiring, Informative and Inclusive. Together we can challenge and positively change our own and others fears, ideas and attitudes towards disability and disabled children and young people.

This essential, award-winning eLearning resource covers health promotion and common child health issues from infancy to adulthood

Kidzmed is a programme developed for members of the multidisciplinary team to teach children and young people how to swallow pills.

These free, practical eLearning sessions help adults identify and understand children and young people with mental health issues whenever and wherever they are needed.

The Spotting the Sick Child website supports healthcare professionals in the assessment of the acutely sick child. It has over five hours of video footage of real patients, focusing on seven common symptoms, with options to save videos for your own development or for teaching others.

The resource has been created by the RCR in collaboration with the RCPCH

The RCPCH is proud to be working with Advanced Life Support Group (ALSG) to provide safeguarding education that enables you to fulfil the competencies outlined in the Progress+ curriculum and the Intercollegiate Document.

Ellie Johnson is joined by Dr. Lynn Snow and Dr. Vicki Walker to explore the newly launched Initial Health Assessment (IHA) Standards from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH).

Dr Guddi Singh is on a mission. She wants to find out what influences the health and wellbeing of our children and whether it’s time for a new approach.

Join Dr Nick Brown, Editor-in-Chief of Archives of Disease in Childhood, in this insightful video series designed for early-career researchers and reviewers. Dr. Brown shares practical advice on manuscript preparation, peer review, and publishing success.

The Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health is delighted to announce the launch of ACAMH Learn, a new, completely free CPD platform aimed at all those working in child and adolescent mental health and related areas.

The overall aim of Mini Mouth Care Matters (Mini MCM) is to empower staff through training and education, to identify patients that need help with mouth care and ensure it is delivered in a safe and compassionate way.

Health Education England elearning for healthcare (HEE elfh) has worked with Health Education England’s Supported Return to Training (SuppoRTT) team to develop a new elearning resource on positive culture within the workplace.

Created by doctors for doctors as we work to get Kawasaki Disease known, Dr Jethro Herberg and Dr Harsita Patel from Imperial College London discuss how to spot and treat Kawasaki Disease in this expert led training film.

Developed in conjunction with the Keele University, the Personalised Care Institute has launched its first virtual non immersive reality training simulations to explore the key Shared Decision Making (SDM) microskills of agenda-setting, teach-back, exploring patient preferences around treatment options and reaching a shared decision.