Navigating Your eLearning Courses

The Academy offers comprehensive eLearning courses to help you maximise your Surgery Connect experience. The platform provides access to a diverse range of training resources, such as Interactive Demos, Assessments, and downloadable resources. Let's explore these features and learn how to navigate the courses to optimise your learning experience.

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The Course Summary Page

Upon opening an Academy eLearning course, you will be presented with the Course Summary Page, which provides:

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Course Navigation

The Academy eLearning courses are structured into Modules and Lessons, the Course Summary Page outlines the Course structure and provides a way to navigate the Course content.

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Lesson Content

When you open a Lesson within a Course, the content will be laid out in a structured and methodical way, providing you with a distraction-free experience. It includes:

Navigation Sidebar indicators represent the following lesson statuses:

Not Started	In Progress	Completed

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Interactive Lesson Content

An Academy Lesson can bring your learning to life in many ways. Let's explore them all.

Flip Cards

Flip Cards contain an image or title on one side and can be flipped by clicking the Flip Card option to reveal information on the other side.

Here is a look at an example of Flip Cards:

Hotspots

Hotspots are clickable orange dots overlaid on images. Clicking a Hotspot reveals additional details about the corresponding feature within the image.

Here is an example of a Hotspot:

Interactive Demos

Interactive Demos are fully interactive walkthroughs of Surgery Connect features. They can be accessed by clicking the 'Get Started' option, which pops out the demo for use. Alternatively, you can click the 'Click Here' link below the image.

Here is an example of an Interactive Demo:

Interactive Videos

Interactive Videos enhance learning with pause points. These are brief text summaries that appear at specific moments in the video. Their time of popup is indicated by navy blue circles on the playback bar.

Here is a look at an example of an Interactive Video:

Test Your Knowledge Questions

At various points in a Course, you will be presented with a question to help cement your learning. You can attempt these questions as many times as needed, and while correct answers are required to progress, they won't be factored into your final Course Assessment.

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Call-outs and Icons

Academy lessons use a variety of icons and callout boxes to visually highlight key concepts. As you progress through your courses, these symbols will become familiar navigational aids.

Callout Name and Example	Callout Description
Info:	Used to highlight specific aspects of a feature that were previously mentioned, or to clarify less obvious feature applications.
Funding / PCARP / NHS:	Calls out the direct benefits of Surgery Connect features and how they can help you meet the NHS Delivery Plan for Recovering Access to Primary Care requirements and ultimately, the associated funding.
Definitions:	When clicked, provides a glossary of terms and their definitions within a popout table.
Help:	Links to external Help Centre pages related to the content of a lesson, providing further learning resources.

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Assessments

Assessments can be at the end of individual Lessons, Modules, or the entire Course. The content of each Assessment aligns with the Learning Objectives of the Course or Lesson. 

Upon entering the Assessment, you will be presented with a range of questions. The types of questions that can be asked include:

• True or False
• Multiple Choice
• Gap Fill
• Drag and Drop Ordering

Our flexible Assessments are designed to help you practice at your own pace:

When an Assessment has been completed, you can expect an instant Assessment grade and feedback on your answers. Assessments can be re-taken as many times as you need without any penalty on your score.

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Summary and Resources

After completing your Course Assessment you can proceed to the Summary and Resources page. This includes links to further, more detailed information about the various elements covered in each Course. These resources are designed to support you in understanding the product outside of the eLearning platform.

Below the Course rating is a list of Course resources which include more detailed information relating to the topics covered in the Course.

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Course Completion Page

Upon completing all Lessons within the Course and meeting the Assessment criteria, you'll be directed to the Course Completion Page, containing the option to view, save or print your certificate as well as explore additional Courses.

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Close this tab to return to your learning.

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) allows users to make voice calls using a broadband Internet connection instead of a regular (or analogue) phone line.

General Terms

Inbound call	An inbound call is a call made into the surgery on one of your inbound telephone numbers
Outbound call	An outbound call is a call made from the surgery’s service (external calls only)
Queued call	A queued call are those that joined a Group queue and started the queueing process to speak to one of your staff
Missed call	Missed calls are calls that could have been answered by a staff member because it either targeted a user directly or joined a queue for a distribution group. A call does not have to make it to the front of a queue to count as missed, it purely has to join the queue
Abandoned call	Abandoned calls are calls that your staff had no chance of answering as they either did not target a user directly or did not enter a queue for a group of users. Situations where this could be the case are when the caller rings in whilst the practice is closed, or the caller does not respond to a menu and hangs up before making a choice
CLI	The CLI is the number displayed in the call ID to the recipient of that call This may be withheld or a telephone number. It also relates to the callers number when they ring into the Surgery Connect service.
Average call duration	This is an average length of a call - Active time on an answered call - this does not include any queue time
Total call duration	This is the actual length of a call including all of the call flow, queueing, talk or hold time that may have occurred
Maximum call concurrency	This is how many individual calls are happening at the same time

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Group/queue terms

Queued for group	The total number of calls that queued for that group
Answered from queue	The number of calls in the queue that were answered
% answered from queue	The percentage of calls answered from the queue
Missed from queue	This is the total number of calls that joined the queue but did not get answered
% missed from queue	The percentage of calls missed from the queue
Missed from queue under 10 seconds	These are the calls that joined the queue but the caller hung up before 10 seconds of queueing had occurred. These may not want to be considered when assessing call answering efficiency as there was little chance of your staff answering these calls due to the caller hanging up so quickly
Queue duration	The length of time the caller spent in the queue

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Patient Callback terms

Calls when patient callback active	This is the total number of inbound calls whilst patient callback was offered
Calls handled by patient callback	This is the number of calls that chose the patient callback option
Callbacks made	This is the number of callback calls made
Callbacks accepted	This is the number of callback calls that were answered and accepted by the patients
Callbacks rejected	This is the number of callback calls that were unanswered or cancelled by the patients
Queue timeout	This is where a maximum queue time has been set on the service and the time in that queue is reached
Caller rang back in	This is where a caller has selected a callback but has rung in and rejoined the queue before they have received a callback from the surgery
Caller rang back in - rejoined queue	This where a caller has selected a callback but has rung in and rejoined the queue before they have received a callback from the surgery
Caller rang back in - hung up	This is where a caller has called in again and hung up
Caller rang back in - cancelled	This is where a caller has a callback booked but has rung in and cancelled that callback when given the option
Time in virtual queue	This is the amount of time the callers would have spent in the queue if they had not selected a callback

Report Column Name	Explanation
Hour/Day	The report can be by hour, or by day
Calls When Patient Callback Active	Patient Callback only becomes active when your parameters are met - this tells you how many calls you received overall when those parameters were met
Calls Handled by Patient Callback	Patient Callbacks requested (in that hour/day)
Callbacks Made	Patient Callbacks made (in that hour/day)
Callbacks Accepted	Successful callbacks (in that hour/day)
Callbacks Rejected	Callback rejected
Callback Attempts Exceeded	Calllback where the attempts were exceeded - not answered
Queue Timeout	Where any max queue duration settings are met
Callback Reset	Callback cancelled due to closure times
Caller Rang Back In	Caller rang back in before callback attempted
Caller Rang Back in - Rejoined Queue	Caller rang back in before callback attempted and re-joined the queue
Caller Rang Back in - Hung Up	Caller rang back in before callback attempted and hung up (stayed in callback queue)
Caller Rang Back in - Cancelled	Caller rang back in before callback attempted and cancelled the callback request
Total time in virtual queue	Total time all calls in that hour/day were in the virtual queue
Avg time in virtual queue	Average time each call in that hour/day was in the virtual queue
Total Time in real queue	If someone rings back in and rejoins the “real” queue this would be reflected here.
Avg time in real queue	If someone rings back in and rejoins the “real” queue this would be reflected here.