Build clinical competency with accredited, online CE for nurses
More than 60,000 healthcare professionals in hospitals across the U.S are using this extensive library of topic-specific, CE-accredited clinical learning packages. The Clinical Practice Series is designed to strengthen clinical competency for nurses and other hospital staff, increase adoption of evidence-based practices in crucial areas, and enhance recruitment and retention of nurses and staff.

Superior design - proven in practice
These self-directed, online courses were developed specifically for professional clinicians working in the hospital setting. Based on rigorous instructional design and adult learning principles, the courses are intuitive, engaging and effective.

Can training make a difference?
JCAHO concluded that “Orientation and Training” was the first- or second-ranked root cause in 4 of the “top five” sentinel events in the hospital setting.

Strengthen competency where it counts
The DigitalMed Clinical Practice Series enables budget-conscious hospitals to provide accredited CE to clinical staff, while supporting important hospital-wide initiatives related to:

• Patient safety measures
• Evidence-based practice standards
• Management of priority conditions like AMI, asthma, pneumonia and diabetes

Since its inception in 1999, learners in more than 80 hospitals have come to rely on courses in the Clinical Practice Series, and in 2005 have completed over 250,000 nursing CE hours.

Results of more than 5,991 surveys completed by learners throughout the first half of 2005 demonstrate healthcare professionals' levels of satisfaction with the Clinical Practice Series courses.

Relevance - Clinicians feel these courses are highly relevant to their work! Avg Score 4.15 of 5

Satisfaction - Learners are highly satisfied with the learning content. Avg Score of 4.13 of 5

Perceived Impact - Healthcare professionals say that the courses have helped them improve:

• Patient Care & Medical Errors - Avg Score: 4.06 of 5
• Staff Recruitment & Staff Retention - Avg Score: 3.96 of 5