Free resources from other organisations. Each link was checked to be live and freely accessible.
An eight-module e-learning course, taking about three hours, on the updated ICH E6(R3) Good Clinical Practice guideline across the life of a trial. It is offered in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese, and learners who score at least 80% on the final quiz receive a certificate.
WHO's open learning platform, with self-paced courses on outbreaks, emergency response, infection prevention and control, clinical management and other public health topics. The courses are multilingual, work on low bandwidth, and many offer a certificate.
A WHO self-study package from 2014 with nine modules on assessing and treating sick children, covering danger signs, cough, diarrhoea, fever, malnutrition, HIV and more. It also includes a facilitator guide, implementation guidance and a logbook.
WHO's 2009 guidance on patient safety in surgery, which supports the Safe Surgery Saves Lives initiative. The 124-page document can be downloaded free in several languages.
An openly licensed (CC BY 4.0) two-semester textbook of human anatomy and physiology, organised by body system. It is free to read online or as a PDF, and its figures can be reused with attribution.
