Curriculum
- 11 Sections
- 34 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- 1. Trainer foundation7
- 1.11.1 Health information literacy
- 1.21.2 Map the e-health ecosystem
- 1.31.3 Use a source hierarchy without blind trust
- 1.41.4 Apply P-A-D-S in depth
- 1.51.5 Patient portals and privacy boundaries
- 1.61.6 Misinformation, commercial pressure, and digital well-being
- 1.71.7 Scope, referral, and urgent escalation
- 2. Participant context and needs analysisNeeds analysis should reveal barriers to participation without collecting health histories or framing people as deficient. Make every response optional and explain how it will improve access.2
- 3. Privacy, consent, and safeguarding5
- 4. Guided source-evaluation practiceThis self-study practice builds professional judgement about sources.4
- 5. Accessible and culturally responsive facilitation4
- 6. Troubleshooting and safe responses1
- 7. Model workshop for trainer analysisThis 75-minute example uses public or fictional material and requires no health disclosure.3
- 8. Trainer quiz1
- 9. Quality checks1
- 10. References1
- 11. Resources6
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1.2 Map the e-health ecosystem
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