Hannah Denness, 29 December 2021
The End-of-life care for all (e-ELCA) programme has reached a significant milestone during in 2021.
e-ELCA was the third most accessed elearning programme on the elfh Hub since January 2020 and has now reached more than 1.1 million session launches.
Over the past 12 months 9 new sessions and 14 new learning paths have also been launched.
The elearning programme has been fully reviewed and updated and in response to user feedback the programme has also been restructured to ease navigation. A new programme catalogue is now available to download and new sessions have been added to the public access programme.
Programme evaluation surveys, for the e-ELCA programme and the e-ELCA (public access) programme, have now been launched to gain feedback from the programme restructure.
Next year further sessions will be added to the elearning. These will include:
- Time critical telephone conversations in the acute setting
- Engaging effectively about ACP with people from ethnically diverse backgrounds
- Palliative care for people with mental ill health
- Palliative and end-of-life care for transgender people
- Palliative care in advanced liver disease
- Deprescribing
- Recognising a patent with palliative care needs
New collaborative learning paths will also be announced in 2022 and the programme will continue to be reviewed and updated.
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