NHS Education Scotland launch a range of courses on Learnpro to distribute to the NHS and non NHS organisation that need this training. The modules are free and easy to acccess via the NHS site and the new learnpro community site http://community,learnprouk.com

For more info go to

http://www.nes.scot.nhs.uk/initiatives/healthcare-associated-infection/online-short-courses/urinary-catheterisation-management,-care-and-prevention-of-infection

http://www.scswis.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7886&Itemid=694

http://www.scottish-fireservicescollege.org/DivisionalPresentation/presentat
ion.htm

learnPro win the NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde elearning platform tender. This is a great contract for learnPro and demonstrates the direction government organisations are taking in wanting technology that is easy to use for the learner, has all the content they need and comes at a price that is affordable given difficult trading conditions. NHS GG&C employs over 44,000 staff and provides health services from 35 different hospitals, over 50 health centres and clinics and through community health partnerships.

This now means that learnPro is used through most NHS organisations in Scotland for all elearning and throughout the UK for all Blood Transfusion elearning along with a strong UK presence in the UK Fire & Rescue as well as Councils

http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/search/show/Search_View.aspx?id=APR090787

learnPro and PDRpro are exhibiting at the Emergency Scotland Exhibition 2011 at the SECC in Glasgow on 5th and 6th July. We will be at stand 122. learnPro is the market leader learning management system for the UK Fire & Rescue Services and Scottish NHS. PDRpro is the market leader for recording competence and is used by the whole of the Scottish Fire Service and is the market leader in the UK Fire Service.

Emergency Scotland 2011 is a new and free to attend Exhibition for emergency services personnel, which takes place alongside the annual Emergency Planning Society (EPS) Resilience Symposium 2011 from Tuesday 5 to Wednesday 6 July at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, Glasgow.

The latest Emergency Scotland 2011 e-newsletter is now available to read online, please click here.

If you’re already familiar with the exhibition and intend to visit, it’s easy to sign up for free entrance, just click here.