The Basic Child Assessment course provides essential skills for assessing the acutely unwell child through a structured, systematic approach using the Three-Minute Toolkit, effective communication strategies, and child-friendly assessment techniques to recognise and respond to serious illness.
The Symptoms section is the main learning section, teaching how to recognise serious acute illness in children. Real life clinical videos are used to teach a structured approach, focusing on key symptoms, examination findings, and highlighting red flags.
The Patient Stories Course uses clinical videos and interactive questions to teach a structured approach to patient assessment. Learners develop their ability to recognise key signs, interpret clinical findings, identify concerns, and understand appropriate next steps in management.
The Short Cases – Beginner Course is aimed at non-medically qualified practitioners, particularly those working in adult practice. Through interactive clinical cases, it develops a structured approach to assessment, focusing on recognising key clinical features, interpreting findings, identifying red flags, and understanding appropriate management.
The Short Cases – Intermediate Course uses interactive clinical cases to develop a more advanced approach to patient assessment and decision-making. Through case-based questions, learners build on their existing knowledge by interpreting clinical findings, identifying red flags, and selecting appropriate investigations and management strategies.
The Short Cases – Advanced Course uses interactive clinical cases to develop advanced patient assessment and decision-making skills. Through complex case-based questions, learners refine their ability to integrate clinical findings, recognise subtle red flags, prioritise investigations, and select appropriate management strategies.
The Final Test – Beginner assesses core knowledge and understanding through questions covering key clinical concepts, assessment skills, and appropriate management.
The Final Test – Intermediate assesses developing clinical reasoning skills through questions focused on assessment, interpretation of findings, and management decisions.
The Final Test – Advanced assesses advanced clinical reasoning and decision-making through challenging questions involving complex presentations, investigations, and management strategies.