PAEDIATRIC E-LEARNING The E-Learning in Paediatric Medical Continuing Education (CME) E-learning is of growing importance in the medical and life science education fields. <...> Moreover, time, travel and cost constraints make flexible access to education necessary. <...> Also in the CME for paediatricians, there is a need for up-to-date scientific based contents with direct reference to practical application. <...> Still, e-learning courses in CME are often unregulated, with biased content and run by nonacademic, non-public providers. <...> Moreover, their contents are of narrow width and depths, incomplete and without regular updates. <...> Thus, there is an urgent need for CME e-learning of unbiased, up-to-date and high quality contents which offer easy and mobile access to allow for self-paced, interactive learning. <...> The Early Nutrition eAcademy (ENeA, http://www.earlynutrition.org/en/enea/) is a free of charge e-learning cooperation initiated by the Early Nutrition Academy (ENA) and the Dr. von Hauner Children’s Hospital at the LMU Medical Center Munich, Germany. <...> Current international recommendations, meta-analysis, systematic reviews and latest scientific findings are consolidated and translated into practical application. <...> The contents of the e-modu les are written and reviewed by leading international experts in the field who are part of international research collaborations such as the EU-funded EarlyNutrition project (www.projectearlynutrition.eu). <...> ENeA provides accredited e-learning modules for CME on topics in the area of early nutrition and lifestyle. <...> The e-modules target healthcare professionals (HCP) and new investigators worldwide who aim to deepen their knowledge and improve healthcare services in the area of early nutrition. <...> The ENeA platform is run in close collaboration with the European Society for Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition (ESPGHAN) and embedded in the ESPGHAN e-learning programme, offering the nutrition training part for health care professionals. <...> The ENeA e-learning platform consists of different Modules, each focusing on one defined topic within the field of early nutrition. <...> Each module is divided into an introductory section, followed by three to five Units addressing different aspects of the main topic and concluding with Case-based Training. <...> Before starting with the lessons, a Self-Assessment test provides the user with feedback on their level of prior knowledge regarding a specific topic. <...> In addition, reference lists on selected topics provides users with sources <...>