e-Learning Anaesthesia (e-LA)

e-LA is an interactive and engaging web-based learning resource developed by the Royal College of Anaesthetists in partnership with e-Learning for Healthcare (e-LfH).
Written and edited by anaesthetists, e-LA covers the knowledge and key concepts that underpin the anaesthetic curriculum and will help trainees prepare for the FRCA examination. The learning material is presented as a structured series of bite-sized lessons and includes access to an extensive e-Library, a self-assessment area, and e-CPD to support continued professional development in anaesthesia.
e-LA Phase 1
Seven modules mapped to the ST1 and ST2 curriculum.
e-LA Phase 2
Thirteen modules to support intermediate and higher specialist training including CPD for consultants.

Please click on the Module number to view or download the list of sessions and workbook for that Module:
What e-LA provides:
e-Learning Sessions
Over 1,000 knowledge and scenario based sessions covering the first two years of the anaesthetic curriculum. Each session takes around 20-30 minutes to complete.
e-Library
Free and direct access to thousands of full-text journal articles which have been cross-referenced and mapped to the anaesthetic curriculum.
e-CPD
Articles and associated MCQs to support general and core topic based continuing professional development for trainees and trainers.
e-Assessment
Formative assessments with feedback that will test the user’s understanding of the knowledge based sessions and introduce students to the standard expected at the FRCA exam.
Further information
e-Pain
For information on the e-Pain e-learning programme please click here to go to the Faculty of Pain Medicine website.
eintegrity Healthcare
eintegrity Healthcare is the not-for-profit company that licenses access to high quality online professional healthcare training materials.
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