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Course Content
Module 1 – Introduction to Anaesthesia
Module 2 – Consolidating Basic Clinical Practice
Module 3 – Introduction to Critical Care
Module 4 – Obstetrics
Module 5 – Pain
Module 6 – Exam Preparation
Module 7 – Basic Science
Module 8 – Obstetrics
Module 9 – Ophthalmic Anaesthesia
Module 10 – Regional Anaesthesia (Intermediate)
Module 11 – Vascular Anaesthesia (Intermediate)
Module 12 – Cardiac Anaesthesia (Intermediate)
Module 13 – Thoracic Anaesthesia (Intermediate)
Module 14 – Neuroanaesthesia (Intermediate)
About Course
Learning Anaesthesia (e-LA)
elearning Anaesthesia (e-LA) is an online anesthesia course that supports specialty training and continuing professional development for doctors, nurses and other anaesthesia practitioners across the globe.
Award Winning Anaesthesia Courses
This world-class anesthesia training course includes:
- over 800 interactive and engaging online training sessions, with images, videos and animations
- questions that match the standard of the UK postgraduate anaesthesiology examinations
The course content is packed with interactive features, which help to bring the subject matter to life and put theoretical knowledge in a practical context.
Complex concepts are explored and carefully assembled using frame-by-frame animations to illustrate key points.
E-learning Anaesthesia Courses
Written by Top Clinical Specialists in the UK
This high-quality anaesthesia course has been developed in the UK by the Royal College of Anaesthetists and NHS England elearning for healthcare.
Our elearning anaesthesia course meets the highest training standards.
The team of 400 authors and editors regularly review and update the modules and content within the course.
The anaesthesia online elearning course consists of a number of modules that are divided up into smaller training sessions.
Each training session typically takes around 20 to 30 minutes to complete.
The programme contains a vast amount of information and is broadly split into core training for clinical, basic science and then exam preparation.
Following an introduction, core training covers topics such as consolidating basic clinical practice, an introduction to critical care, obstetrics, paediatrics, anaesthesia in the elderly, pain and regional anaesthesia.
Basic science covers topics such as anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, physics, equipment and maths and statistics.
Specialty clinical training covers intermediate level training in obstetric, ophthalmic, regional, vascular cardiac, thoracic and neuro anaesthesia.
