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ESR makes online content free for all

All e-learning content from the European Society of Radiology (ESR), including via ESR connect and Education on Demand, is now freely available for healthcare professionals.
With the growing need for radiology to ‘unite as a profession in order to tackle the great challenges that the world is currently facing’, the ESR has worked quickly to ensure e-learning services are available for all disciplines and specialties.
There are more than 100 courses on Education on Demand, which can be accessed via the free section on the ESR website.
ESR Connect also has hundreds of hours of video content, which are freely available after login. If you do not have an account, you can sign-up free of charge
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