Monthly Archives: September 2011
Live online learning a key technology for charity L&D
Live online learning a key technology for charity L&D
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Delegates at the Charity Learning Consortium Conference, held in London last week, said that live online environments would be their preferred L&D technology for the coming 18 months.
During a conference session on “E-learning secrets of success”, delegates were asked which technologies they would be using in the coming 18 months. Live online learning was followed by custom content, cloud computing, ideo/user generated content, mobile and inhouse and external social media.
Young carer goes out of her way to help Carers
Extra help for carers
YOUNG carers across the region stand to get more recognition for the vital role they play thanks to the campaigning efforts of a Driffield teenager.
Paige Peryer, who is herself a carer, got involved in the Young Carers Card scheme after being elected to the UK Youth Parliament a year ago.
Personalization for patients and carers
A Personal Approach – to patients and carers
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In this short video aimed at patients and carers, Dr Stu Farrimond introduces a number of professionals, patients and carers, who talk about how a more personalised approach to care can improve outcomes.
The film complements a new document ‘A Personal Approach’ which sets out the financial and clinical evidence for personalised healthcare. https://www.eoe.nhs.uk/personalisation
