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STARs Website StrokeTraining

STARs Website www.StrokeTraining.org . Clare Adams Project Manager. What?. E-learning resource Health and social care staff Freely accessible via worldwide web No login process Based around patient scenarios Interactive materials www.StrokeTraining.org. 3 levels available:

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STARs Website StrokeTraining

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  1. STARs Websitewww.StrokeTraining.org Clare Adams Project Manager

  2. What? • E-learning resource • Health and social care staff • Freely accessible via worldwide web • No login process • Based around patient scenarios • Interactive materials www.StrokeTraining.org

  3. 3 levels available: • Stroke Core Competencies • All staff • Advancing Stroke Modules • Registered staff • Thrombolysis Masterclass • Senior staff

  4. Why? CHD & Stroke Strategy 2002 / 2004 organised training schemes for non-medical staff to develop both general and specialist skills in CHD and stroke care.

  5. NES – Stroke Core Competencies 2005 Survey undertaken on implementation

  6. CHSS / NHS Board partnership training 7 NHS Boards Part 1 Course aligned to the Core Competencies

  7. Scotland wide access to stroke training • Anywhere • Anytime • Certificates for CPD

  8. How? • Funding from Scottish Government • Partnership between CHSS, NES and University of Edinburgh • Started with Core Competencies site • Recruited stroke experts from across Scotland as authors • Launched May 2008

  9. 2008 NACS identified training for staff on stroke units as priority • Core Competencies site well received • Survey of topics for Advancing Modules • Recruited stroke experts from across Scotland as authors

  10. Thrombolysis Physiological monitoring Feeding & nutrition Continence Management of physical complications Launched Sept 2009 Secondary prevention Emotional impact Cognition & perception Resuming daily activities Physical management Launch Sept 2010 Advancing Modules

  11. Thrombolysis Masterclass

  12. Monitoring usage • Google analytics • Certificate database • On line evaluation

  13. 1. Google analytics • 117, 857 hits • 56,910 unique users

  14. 2. Certificate database • Successfully completed tests • 15,335 certificates awarded to date • 51% of these to learners in Scotland • Profession • Board area • Place of work • Stroke unit • AfC banding • Student

  15. 3. On line evaluation • 10% completion rate • Personal and professional feedback • Comments / suggestions

  16. Accessibility to website • Initially a considerable problem • PCs not have software loaded • NHS firewalls • Survey of all stroke units in Scotland • Simple to rectify

  17. Drivers NHS QIS Stroke Standards • 1.7 The service is able to demonstrate that any member of health and social care staff who has been working in the stroke unit for more than three months has undergone stroke training relevant to their role, and as minimum has received training in the NES stroke core competencies.

  18. Drivers “NHS Boards should ensure that their stroke MCN is providing in-service training opportunities such as STARs to staff involved in stroke care.”

  19. The future • Certificate database • Updates • STARs 4: Website for carers • STARs 5: Further 5 advancing modules • Acknowledgements

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