Prototype for testing. Content is sample only and not approved.

Choose your Hospital and Health Service (HHS) to see your local teams, contacts and requirements. Statewide content stays the same.

Resource lifecycle

Every education resource goes through the same four steps. After it’s published, it’s reviewed again on a regular cycle.

  1. Plan

    Identify the need and complete an Education Plan template. Your team endorses the plan before you start building.

    Endorsed by: Placeholder: approving team or role

    Manual chapter 3: Planning

  2. Develop

    Register the resource to get its resource ID. Design it to the Education standards and test it with the people who will use it.

    Manual chapter 4: Development

  3. Review

    Subject matter experts and educators give feedback. Your team endorses it and the education lead approves it.

    Approved by: Placeholder: education lead role

    Manual chapter 5: Review

  4. Publish

    Release it on Placeholder: your intranet and Placeholder: your learning management system, then update the resource register.

    Manual chapter 6: Publication

Then: back to step 3, Review

Review the resource again on its review date (every 1 to 5 years, depending on risk), or sooner if evidence or practice changes. If it’s no longer needed, retire it.

The full rules for each step are in the Education Resource Governance Manual.