Festive Season Support Schedule

Our support team will be available to respond to support tickets and emails as follows:


Monday 22nd December 09:00 to 17:00

Tuesday 23rd December 09:00 to 17:00

Wednesday 24th December 09:00 to 15:00

Thursday 25th December CLOSED

Friday 26th December CLOSED


Monday 29th December 09:00 to 17:00

Tuesday 30th December 09:00 to 17:00

Wednesday 31st December 09:00 to 15:00

Thursday 1st January CLOSED

Friday 2nd January 09:00 to 17:00

What is the difference between the Learning Hub and the elearning for healthcare (elfh) Hub?

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NHS England (NHSE) provides access to national, digital learning platforms for the health and care workforce.

The elfh Hub

elearning for healthcare works in partnership with the NHS and professional bodies to support patient care by providing e-learning to educate and train the health and care workforce. All content is nationally quality assured.

The elearning programmes are developed and delivered in partnership with professional bodies, including Royal Colleges and associations, NHS organisations, charities and other health and care organisations. The programmes cover subjects from audiology to anaesthesia, dentistry to dermatology, emergency medicine to end of life care, primary care to prescribing, safeguarding children to statutory and mandatory training.

All elfh programmes are available via the elfh Hub, with most also being available via the Electronic Staff Record (ESR). Some elfh programmes are available on the Learning Hub and internationally via eIntegrity.

The Learning Hub

The Learning Hub is a digital platform that provides easy access to a wide range of education and training resources for the health and care workforce.

Users can contribute digital resources (including elearning, video, audio, images, documents, web links and articles) and they can search and access learning resources that have been contributed by organisations across the health and care workforce.

The Learning Hub features user centred design, based on learners' needs and developed using an agile, iterative approach; testing ideas with users and applying their feedback to learn and improve. More features will continue to be added during the public Beta phase to provide a comprehensive learning experience for users.



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