BC Advantage - 2013 Issue 1
The Advantages of Utilizing Online Training in a Healthcare Setting
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Article Overview
This article discusses the use of online training in healthcare organizations as a way to support compliance, competency development, and efficient staff education. It focuses on broad considerations such as healthcare regulation, training customization, reporting, staged implementation, and vendor selection, with specific attention to ICD-10 transition readiness and the operational challenges of training large employee groups.
Why This Topic Matters
It helps healthcare administrators, compliance leaders, and training managers understand why online training is often used in regulated settings and what features matter when building or selecting a program. The article is relevant to organizations planning staff education around evolving compliance requirements and operational constraints.
Article Sections
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Introduction
Introduces healthcare as a regulated environment and frames online training as a response to changing compliance and education needs. It highlights broad themes that shape training program planning.
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Meeting the Challenge of Training Large Employee Groups Efficiently
Discusses operational advantages of online training for large healthcare workforces. The section focuses on accessibility, flexibility, and organization-wide consistency in staff education.
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Leveraging Online Training for a Smooth ICD-10 Transition
Addresses healthcare preparation for ICD-10 and the need for organization-level training planning. It emphasizes readiness, staff education, and the impact of transition planning on operations.
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Following Best Practices to Implement an Online Training Program
Covers practical considerations for designing and evaluating an online training program. Topics include customization, reporting, phased deployment, and assessing training effectiveness.
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Choosing a Proven Online Training Partner
Reviews general factors to consider when selecting a vendor or partner for training content. It highlights content maintenance, relevance, and delivery features for healthcare education programs.
What You Will Learn
- Why online training is used in healthcare settings
- How online education can support compliance and competency efforts
- What factors matter when training large employee groups
- How organizations think about ICD-10 readiness at a high level
- What to consider when evaluating training program features and vendors
Who Should Read This
- Healthcare administrators
- Compliance officers
- Training and education managers
- Practice managers
- Healthcare organization leadership
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