E-Learning

 

 

 

We have listed some useful e-learning resources for midwives below. If you would like us to mention your services, please contact us.

  • E-Learning for Healthcare (NHS e-LfH) – The free NHS e-LfH Fetal Monitoring programme offers interactive training in interpreting electronic fetal monitoring, for midwives and obstetricians at every level. (This replaces the retired eFM programme.)
  • ATAIN – Avoiding Term Admissions Into Neonatal units aims to improve outcomes for babies, parents and families through the delivery of safer care.
  • Midwives Information and Resource Service (MIDIRS) – MIDIRS online offers some tips for students on their website.
  • NHS Screening Programmes – The NHS provide a free Antenatal and Newborn Screening E-learning module.
  • Royal College of Midwives i-Learn – New i-Learn courses include Saving Babies’ Lives, Bereavement Care, the Changing NHS and Dealing with Complaints. Visit their i-Learn site for a great learning resource.
  • Irwin Mitchell – Irwin Mitchell’s Maternity Care Today series brings healthcare professionals, legal experts and families together to improve maternity safety, covering issues including perineal injury, neonatal feeding and health inequalities.

Saving Babies’ Lives Care Bundle

Group B Strep Support

Action On Pre-eclampsia

Maternal Mental Health

NHS Education for Scotland has created two e-learning modules on maternal mental health, aimed at all who work with parents during pregnancy and the postnatal period. Visit the website for more details.

CMV Action

CMV Action offers midwives a short training module on congenital CMV. The free online module covers how the virus can spread, the symptoms, and ways the risk of CMV can be reduced during pregnancy.

CuddleCot

Free e-learning modules on bereavement care training for those that play a role in the care of the bereaved. It covers topics such as communicating with a family after loss, how to care for a baby that has died, and the legalities involved in supporting families, such as post mortems.