We work entirely in the area of healthcare and drug development so have some very interesting e-learning work on diseases, treatments, patient and physician experience etc..
Much of this is highly innovative, and we woudl like to share some of this experience in a controlled enironment, with those who are turely interested in "raising the bar".
Is anyone interested in creating a group to share expereince an approaches?
I would definitely be interested as well. My colleague and I make up the eLearning team at a hospital. We're responsible for compliance, and other center elearning courses. Thanks for starting this group and interested in learning and sharing more.
While not in the healthcare industry directly, we work with quite a few providers...consulting on how to best design, develop, and manage their eLearning projects...
Setup a group...where? Here? How about LinkedIn? Pretty easy to setup groups there, manage access, and get the word out via connections...
Love to join. Currently working as a learning consultant in CME. Any one can you share a e-case with branching. I am working on e-case for Diabetes, and it needs a lot of branching scenarios. wondering if I can find some example.
I would love to join in this conversation. I have a Research and Development background in Chemistry and would be interested in sharing ideas about courses for healthcare/pharma.
Hi... I develop training (classroom and eLearning) for our healthcare IT customers. We offering an integration engine that allows hospitals, clinics, physicians, labs, etc. to send electronic healthcare messages/records/etc to each other. We train the IT folks at our customer sites on how to develop the interfaces. We also develop industry training to help them understand HL7, CDA, Meaningful Use, HIEs, Direct Project, etc.
I'd love to be a part of this. We just launched our first project. A 10 Module course for IV Therapy. Has proven very successful. Now working on a shorter Therapeutic Hypothermia course, one in the situational diabetes arena and looking at advanced nursing skills series (pre-sim lab didactics).
Would love to join as well. There seems to be quite a difference between the interests of those who work in corporate pharma/devices, clinical environments, academic medicine, and regulatory compliance. A model for a good starting point may be the Freelance Heroes forum/thread here on E-Learning Heroes. Maybe a "Healthcare Heroes" area where we can exchange ideas, raise issues, and give feedback.
I would love to join this also. I work in developing training for staff in a healthcare setting and would like to see how this is done in other institutions/companies.
Hi guys, This sounds like a very interesting forum for me as well. I deal with eLearning course content and designing for pharmaceutical, medical, regulatory and compliance training and just finished a project for the NHS and certainly would love to learn a bit more about innovative ways of ensuring elearning creates it mark in the healthcare and pharma sector.
Hi Ward, I really enjoyed the CGMP course. I especially liked how you created the credits, graphics and kept it interesting . I would have preferred to ensure people listen to each slide before they jump to the next slide, could be I am wrong here. Just a thought. Great work
I realize it's been quite awhile since this was started, but I'd love to join if a group was created. I recently started working as a training coordinator for a federally regulated medical device company. So, not only am I new to the industry, but my position is new here and I'm new to Articulate (I'm using Studio for now). These forums have been such a great help already and I would love to connect with some other people working in regulated industries for idea sharing. A lot of our training is required and I'm looking to create some new in-house e-learning versions of some outdated PowerPoint trainings. We also purchase a couple of canned e-learnings that I'd like to eventually create here, so they can be customized to our site. So, with all of these new projects looming, I'd like to get some ideas for taking these typically dry topics and creating interesting and effective training courses, that are consistent (NOT slapped on a company-branded PowerPoint master slide.) I love the cGMP training that was shared above!
I'm interested in a group as well, but the thread seems kind of dead?
Also working in biotech and thought the cGMP course was very inspiring. I think we can learn a lot from each other if we can find a sharing platform...
Can I play too? About to commence work with a client who wants to develop elearning for rural medical practices in New South Wales, Austrtalia.
Happy to share once production has started but also keen to pick people's brains (such an ugly term - especially in the healthcare context) if that's ok.
Count me interested if it's not too late. I just started with the Level 1 Trauma Center in SE Wisconsin 3 months ago, and have already developed several small and mid-sized courses. I previously developed all sizes of courses using Macromedia Authorware for a Fortune 500 Property & Casualty Insurer in Madison, WI for 13 years, and was a Macromedia/Adobe/Apple Value-Added Reseller for 2 years before that.
This sounds good, I work in the Pharmaceutical industry and it is a real challenge trying to develop training on boring processes and procedures. My team focuses primarily on systems and standard operating procedure training.
I work in the Pharmaceutical industry and it is a real challenge trying to develop training on boring processes and procedures.
You want boring? Try Property and Casualty Insurance! At least (so far) in the hospital I'm working for, the eLearning I've been developing is for actual, physical devices and procedures for RNs and physicians. With P&C Insurance, just about all of it was conceptual (what is "insurance," after all: it's a promise. There is no "thing" you can hold up in a class and train about).
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Hello!
I would definitely be interested as well. My colleague and I make up the eLearning team at a hospital. We're responsible for compliance, and other center elearning courses. Thanks for starting this group and interested in learning and sharing more.
Creighton
While not in the healthcare industry directly, we work with quite a few providers...consulting on how to best design, develop, and manage their eLearning projects...
Setup a group...where? Here? How about LinkedIn? Pretty easy to setup groups there, manage access, and get the word out via connections...
Love to join. Currently working as a learning consultant in CME. Any one can you share a e-case with branching. I am working on e-case for Diabetes, and it needs a lot of branching scenarios. wondering if I can find some example.
I would love to join in this conversation. I have a Research and Development background in Chemistry and would be interested in sharing ideas about courses for healthcare/pharma.
Hi... I develop training (classroom and eLearning) for our healthcare IT customers. We offering an integration engine that allows hospitals, clinics, physicians, labs, etc. to send electronic healthcare messages/records/etc to each other. We train the IT folks at our customer sites on how to develop the interfaces. We also develop industry training to help them understand HL7, CDA, Meaningful Use, HIEs, Direct Project, etc.
Would love to join the chat.
Heather
I'd love to be a part of this. We just launched our first project. A 10 Module course for IV Therapy. Has proven very successful. Now working on a shorter Therapeutic Hypothermia course, one in the situational diabetes arena and looking at advanced nursing skills series (pre-sim lab didactics).
Sounds very interesting. Have you set up a community yet? Google+ seems to be getting more popular so that might be useful as a community structure?
Thanks for having the idea!
Best wishes
Fiona
Would love to join as well. There seems to be quite a difference between the interests of those who work in corporate pharma/devices, clinical environments, academic medicine, and regulatory compliance. A model for a good starting point may be the Freelance Heroes forum/thread here on E-Learning Heroes. Maybe a "Healthcare Heroes" area where we can exchange ideas, raise issues, and give feedback.
I would love to join this also. I work in developing training for staff in a healthcare setting and would like to see how this is done in other institutions/companies.
Thanks!
Healthcare and CME here too. Actually a great place to be these days. Great to form a group around it!
Geo
Count me in! I develop for the Children's Hospital and Women's Health Centre in Vancouver BC
I would love to join aswell. I work at the University of Oslo, Norway and create e-learning and or the medical faculty here
Would like to join as well. I work for a California-based hospital system and am always looking for ideas from others!
Can I see some of your samples?
Thanks,
Hi guys, This sounds like a very interesting forum for me as well. I deal with eLearning course content and designing for pharmaceutical, medical, regulatory and compliance training and just finished a project for the NHS and certainly would love to learn a bit more about innovative ways of ensuring elearning creates it mark in the healthcare and pharma sector.
Can I ask you to please let me know the details!
Thanks all
Nadia
Hi Ward, I really enjoyed the CGMP course. I especially liked how you created the credits, graphics and kept it interesting . I would have preferred to ensure people listen to each slide before they jump to the next slide, could be I am wrong here. Just a thought. Great work
Kind regards
Nadia
I realize it's been quite awhile since this was started, but I'd love to join if a group was created. I recently started working as a training coordinator for a federally regulated medical device company. So, not only am I new to the industry, but my position is new here and I'm new to Articulate (I'm using Studio for now). These forums have been such a great help already and I would love to connect with some other people working in regulated industries for idea sharing. A lot of our training is required and I'm looking to create some new in-house e-learning versions of some outdated PowerPoint trainings. We also purchase a couple of canned e-learnings that I'd like to eventually create here, so they can be customized to our site. So, with all of these new projects looming, I'd like to get some ideas for taking these typically dry topics and creating interesting and effective training courses, that are consistent (NOT slapped on a company-branded PowerPoint master slide.) I love the cGMP training that was shared above!
I'm interested in a group as well, but the thread seems kind of dead?
Also working in biotech and thought the cGMP course was very inspiring. I think we can learn a lot from each other if we can find a sharing platform...
Would a LinkedIn group be a possibility?
Regards,
Erik
Can I play too? About to commence work with a client who wants to develop elearning for rural medical practices in New South Wales, Austrtalia.
Happy to share once production has started but also keen to pick people's brains (such an ugly term - especially in the healthcare context) if that's ok.
Steve
I would love to be included. Currently developing eLearning for dialysis clinics.
Count me interested if it's not too late. I just started with the Level 1 Trauma Center in SE Wisconsin 3 months ago, and have already developed several small and mid-sized courses. I previously developed all sizes of courses using Macromedia Authorware for a Fortune 500 Property & Casualty Insurer in Madison, WI for 13 years, and was a Macromedia/Adobe/Apple Value-Added Reseller for 2 years before that.
This sounds good, I work in the Pharmaceutical industry and it is a real challenge trying to develop training on boring processes and procedures. My team focuses primarily on systems and standard operating procedure training.
Is this group actually functioning?
Nicholas
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