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The NHS Continuing Healthcare Module is available to enroll now!

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Objective

Welcome to the SIA Academy e-learning system.

The inaugural module concentrates on applying for NHS Continuing Healthcare funding.

The purpose of this tool is to help you to achieve a successful outcome from your NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) assessment. Within the module you will learn about the assessment process, the principles of Primary Health Need and well-managed needs, the Checklist and Decision Support Tool, and how to appeal your case if not successful first-time around.

You should take this module if you are considering applying for NHS Continuing Healthcare funding. SIA believes that anyone with a complete tetraplegic injury of C5/6 or above should be eligible for NHS Continuing Healthcare funding.

Taking the Module

This module on NHS Continuing Healthcare is divided into seven chapters. Each chapter comprises a combination of video and/or presentations, and at the end of each chapter, there is a short quiz which will help you to consolidate your understanding.

The module will probably require around two hours to complete in full, but we suggest that you go through the module in bite-sized chunks with frequent breaks to allow you to reflect on what you have learned. It has been designed for you to go through it at your own pace, so take as long as you feel is right for you. Whenever you exit the course, your progress is automatically saved and you may resume where you left off from your dashboard.

Support

For feedback, technical problems or simply to get in touch with SIA at any time, please email here.

To contact one of the SIA NHS Continuing Healthcare assessment team here, please email here.

To visit the main SIA website at any time, click here.

You may call us on 01908 604 191 (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm) or via the Freephone advice line on 0800 9800501 (Mon-Fri 11am-1pm and 2pm-4:30pm).