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HIV Today

This short, 3 minute animated video has been produced for NHS workers to raise awareness and increase understanding of HIV, testing and treatment in the twenty-first century.

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Risks associated with medical beds, transfer trolleys, bed rails, grab handles & turning devices

New Course Now Available - This course is aimed at any anyone that works with beds, bed rails and bed grab handles, patient transfer trolleys and lateral turning devices used in a healthcare environment, at home or nursing/residential home.

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Autumn 2026 COVID-19

The COVID-19 eLearning modules for the autumn 2026 campaign will be available here soon.

Confident vaccine conversations - behavioural science and Motivational Interviewing approach

This eLearning module supports staff to feel more confident starting conversations about vaccination, particularly where there may be hesitancy or concern.

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eBEPC Bipolar Education Programme Cymru

New Course for eBEPC is Live Now - This online course takes you through how to set up and facilitate the eBEPC programme. The course provides you with the key information required for each eBEPC session.

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ACT Bacterial

The ACT course is designed for anyone interested in learning about bacterial and viral infections related to drug use with a harm reduction approach.
This course has been developed by Public Health Wales in collaboration with experts and specialists from across Wales and with kind contribution from the Scottish Drugs Forum and the NHS Lothian Trust.

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Thousands of People Learning with Us

Learning@Wales is a Wales-wide Learning Management System, funded by Welsh Government and is a repository for e-learning materials, resources and competence assessments.

350+ Courses

Learning@Wales develops national digital resources in partnership with NHS Wales, Welsh Government and Public Sector Wales.

350 K+ Users

User base includes NHS, Welsh Government, Public Sector Wales, Primary Care (including GPs), volunteers, Nursing & Residential Homes, Local Authorities, Police, Fire and Universities.

Welsh Government Funded

Fully funded by Welsh Government to provide a comprehensive Learning Management System and Digital Learning Resources.

National Helpdesk

Our eAteb helpdesk is open from 8:30am – 4:30pm (Monday to Friday). They can help with a wide range of issues and general assistance.

National Programmes

We offer courses on various national programmes to inform, remind, and educate.

NHS Shared Catalogue

Making Every Contact Count

Making Every Contact Count (MECC) is an approach to behaviour change that utilises the millions of day to day interactions that organisations and individuals have with other people to support them in making positive changes to their physical and mental health and wellbeing.

Here you will find MECC online training modules available now and be able to find out more about training modules that are in development.

Activity

40 minutes

NHS Equality and Diversity

Health and Social Care Anti-racism Core E-Learning

Activity

40 minutes

NHS Immunisation

COVID-19 Vaccination Programme

Activity

2 hours

NHS Safeguarding

Violence Against Women

The Welsh Government elearning on violence against women, domestic abuse and sexual violence answers three fundamental questions that all professionals working within the Welsh Public Service should be able to answer; what is violence against women, domestic abuse and sexual violence? What does it look like and what can be done to help someone experiencing these types of abuse?

Activity

45 minutes

NHS Catalogue

Our e-learning programmes include national statutory and mandatory training courses, as well as professional and personal development courses (both clinical and non-clinical).

Clinical

Health and Safety

Safeguarding

Wellbeing

Equality and Diversity

The eAteb helpdesk is open from 8:30am - 4:30pm (Monday to Friday) *with a brief closure on Wednesdays between 12pm-2pm for essential staff training* and can help with a wide range of issues including password resets, enrolment key issues, creating new accounts and other general assistance.

eateb@wales.nhs.uk

02921 500300