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RRHEAL RGH VC Education Network session on 25th May 2017 . Speaker: Piers Massey, Emergency Nurse Practitioner, Mull and Iona A&E

This study was designed to explore services provided by remote and rural healthcare staff and to investigate implications for training.

Often we want to share information with others eg our teams, networks or even the public. There are a range of tools to choose from depending on the need. This document lists some of these tools and during the session explanations of how each...

Person centred and RRHEAL service improvement : embedding a “getting it right first time” approach to community wheelchair prescribing in rural health care. Abstract for SCSN conference 30-31 August 2012. RRHEAL assisted NHSH Wheelchair Service,...

Presentation for the ASME 2011 conference about increasing access to mental healthcare education for remote and rural staff.

The three buckets model is a useful tool that supports you to identify potential for something to go wrong, enabling you to enhance safe practice. The potential for a clinical situation to become ‘risky’ is influenced by what the model calls ‘the...

This resource uses a scenario in simulation to display recognition and assessment of a sick child in a rural setting, illustrating standardised approaches and best practice when engaging with a sick child and their family/carers. This resource...

This series of tools have been designed to demonstrate the key steps and necessary skills required to effectively complete an accurate wheelchair referral form.  These support self led learning and highlight the need for accuracy when assessing...

The purpose of the leadership and management zone learning site is to provide all health and social care staff across Scotland with an easy point of access to a range of development resources about leadership and management. You might currently be...

This selection of resources target the diverse needs of mixed discipline generalist teams based in remote, rural and islands settings. It may also be helpful to explore content shared via RRHEAL education networks.