Anaphylactic Shock V3 online refresher training course released
By peter | Published: January 14, 2011
EasiLearning is pleased to be able to announce the release of a major new version of our popular Anaphylactic Shock refresher online courses.
Highlights of the new version are as follows:
- Course remains in line with updated guidelines issued by the UK Resuscitation Council in October 2010
- Improved navigation to guide trainees through the course
- Updated look and feel with easier to read fonts
- Additional graphics to help explain some of the concepts in the course
- Minor amendments suggested by users including updated incidence data and addition of recently identified causes of anaphylaxis
- Additional assessment questions
- Randomisation of presentation of question options – so that trainees repeating the course cannot rely on their memory of the position of the correct answer
- Course variants for Community and Hospital based trainees
- Lite Version for staff such as receptionists who need to be able to recognise anaphylaxis but are not qualified to give intra muscular adrenaline
- Optional ability to see the number of retries by each trainee (Train and Track™ version only)
The course has been reviewed by some of the major users and their feedback has been incorporated into the released course.
Anaphylactic Shock V3 online refresher training course released
EasiLearning is pleased to be able to announce the release of a major new version of our popular Anaphylactic Shock refresher online courses.
Highlights of the new version are as follows:
- Course remains in line with updated guidelines issued by the UK Resuscitation Council in October 2010
- Improved navigation to guide trainees through the course
- Updated look and feel with easier to read fonts
- Additional graphics to help explain some of the concepts in the course
- Minor amendments suggested by users including updated incidence data and addition of recently identified causes of anaphylaxis
- Additional assessment questions
- Randomisation of presentation of question options – so that trainees repeating the course cannot rely on their memory of the position of the correct answer
- Course variants for Community and Hospital based trainees
- Lite Version for staff such as receptionists who need to be able to recognise anaphylaxis but are not qualified to give intra muscular adrenaline
- Optional ability to see the number of retries by each trainee (Train and Track™ version only)
The course has been reviewed by some of the major users and their feedback has been incorporated into the released course.