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Package examining models of health behaviour incorporating beliefs and motivation (health belief model; theory of reasoned action; theory of planned behaviour) and how one can use these models to design...
CAL package examining the psychological factors and processes of reproductive behaviour. Approximately 2-6 hours of teaching material.
CAL package which is an introduction to measuring quality of life, using Quality of Life Adjusted Years (QALYs). Approximately 2-4 hours of teaching material.
CAL package analysing the common causes of stress encountered by health professionals, the processes involved in stress, and basic management of stress. Approximately 2-3 hours of teaching material.
CAL package covering 1) when to choose existing, published questionnaire instruments; 2) how to construct and pilot a questionnaire. Approximately 1-2 hours of teaching material.
Introduces the visual pathways and visual fields and what happens when they are damaged. By using a number of case histories and interactive testing, the learner is guided through the process of determining...
Package examining basic milestones of child development from birth to age six. Linguistic, adaptive, social and motor development can be viewed on a month-by-month basis, or using by slidebars to track...
Interactive tutorial examining: 1) processes affecting decision making (using probabilites, Bayes theorem, heuristics, confidence, framing, primacy and recency); 2) assessing performance (tools, variation,...
A suite of programs on communication skills for trainee doctors covering: opening a consulation; eliciting a patient’s views and concerns; summarising and clarifying; giving information; dealing with...
Companion package to PAIN, with interactive tutorials examining three areas: identifying and measuring neonatal pain; treating and managing neonatal pain; clinical importance of treating and managing...
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