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Justine Bold

Programme Director CPD

Published 02 Jul 2021 • 7 mins read

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Flexible bite-sized learning: a route to increasing accessibility of Continuing Professional Development provision

This presentation from the 2021 Learning and Teaching Conference discusses how, in response to COVID-19, the School of Medicine (SoM) shifted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses into accessible bite-sized online provision aligned to civic mission, designed to support front line workers with demanding clinical workloads to still support completion of their CPD.

This video features Justine Bold discussing how, in response to COVID-19, the School of Medicine (SoM) shifted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses into accessible bite-sized online provision aligned to civic mission, designed to support front line workers with demanding clinical workloads to still support completion of their CPD.

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