Tomorrow’s Clinicians is a digital learning resource designed to enhance your understanding of clinical skills procedures. It allows you to consolidate your knowledge of common procedures performed in a healthcare environment, provides a visual insight, and can be used in conjunction with local guidance.
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Video Episodes
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Quiz Episodes
Multiple Choice Questions
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Sliding Main Menu
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Available to download on both Apple and Android devices.
Search for ‘Tomorrow’s Clinicians’ on the App Store or Play store, or select the relevant link below.
Key Features
Intuitive design
User-friendly, aesthetically pleasing and responsive.
Video-based content
High quality video content, written by clinical staff and produced to a professional standard.
Consolidate your knowledge
Test your understanding and share your achievements.
What do our users say?
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As chair of the Society for Cardiological Science and Technology (SCST) Council and their Education Committee, I am keen to promote quality and good practice in the delivery of cardiac diagnostics. To date the only such visual teaching aid which I feel I can commend is the ‘Recording a 12 Lead ECG’ video from the Ron Grimley Undergraduate Centre. This is a very well constructed and accurate instructional video which actually does meet the SCST standard for the performance of ECG.
Su Baxter, Head of Cardiology (Good Hope Hospital), Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust
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We embed the Tomorrow’s Clinicians videos relating to the administration of medicines in our eLearning content. The high quality videos explain why the specific routes of administration are used, and gives examples of medicines administered via this route to make the content relevant to practice. The videos provide a clear equipment list, followed by a simulated step-by-step approach to the administration procedure. The videos clearly demonstrate the factors to consider to ensure patient safety and infection control.
SCRIPT eLearning Programme Director, University of Birmingham