Below you will find answers to some of the most common questions users have asked regarding our e-learning modules.
If you don’t find the answer you need below please contact us.
Can I access the eLearning modules in a different language?
The videos used in EFNA’s TINA eLearning modules are hosted on YouTube. Therefore, it is possible to enable automatically translated subtitles.
First, move your mouse over the video you would like to translate and click the ‘CC’ (Subtitles/closed caption) icon:
The subtitles are in English language by default, so you should now click the ‘settings’ icon (wheel symbol) and select ‘Auto-translate’:
Choose your language from the list available.
Translation are automatic and may not be completely accurate. Please let us know if you find serious errors in any translations and we will address this if possible.
Why is my name not showing correctly on my certificate?
The name printed on your certificate will be the username you chose when you signed up to take the course, so please use your full name as you would like it to appear. If you chose a different username, and would like us to update your certificate, please contact us.
Will more modules be added in future?
Yes, we hope to add a number of further modules this year. If you have a suggested topic that you would like to see covered, please contact us.
Courses:
EU Advocacy for the Brain, Mind and Pain Community
Making the most of your virtual meetings
e-Advocacy: Developing a Social Media Strategy
Introduction to Personalised Healthcare in Neurology
Patient Engagement: An essential element of Personalised Healthcare
Data, Technology and Ethics in Personalised Healthcare
Research Models for Personalised Healthcare and Precision Medicine
Regulations and reimbursement of personalised healthcare interventions
The Recovery Plan for Europe
Horizon Europe
EU4Health
ERASMUS+
EU Cohesion Policy
Patient and Public Involvement in Research
Communicating with Impact
Communicating Persuasively
Presentation skills for public speaking
Overcoming the Barriers to Clinical Trials Access
