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Guidance published for technology enhanced learning

Friday, 11 November 2011
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Guidance published for technology enhanced learning
Guidance to help commissioners and providers of health and social care deliver high quality, cost effective education, training and continuous development to the workforce through the use of technology is published today.

A framework for technology enhanced learning identifies six key principles recommending that technology used as part of a learning solution for the benefit of patients should:

  • be patient centred and service driven
  • be educationally coherent
  • be innovative and evidence based
  • deliver high quality educational outcomes
  • deliver value for money
  • ensure equity of access and quality of provision.

The framework, in line with the White Paper ‘From equity to excellence: Liberating the NHS’, recognises the value of local ownership and diversity, and highlights the benefits of appropriate co-operation and collaboration where this can deliver more cost effective solutions than fragmented local provision.

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