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Performance management solution that helps healthcare organizations evaluate clinical skills, & customize learning plans.
Some employees say it is confusing to use at dirst die to different windowa
When you start a course, there's multiple pop ups that open up. CC captioning also is not available on all videos/ trainings.
The videos can be a bit dull and monotone in nature. This is the nature of the beast as the topics are usually dull anyway. Though, they are necessary.
sometimes there are bugs that will take you through the whole course and when you think you are going to the exam it kicks you back to the beginning of the course you just completed.
It is difficult to search for topics and the software can be buggy.
This program makes it easy to remain up to date on continued learning in the health care field because of its accessibility.
It is slow at times, but overall I have no real gripes about using this software. It could be easier to navigate though.
The training modules that you have to sit through because it won't let you skip are extremely painful.
Relias is an LMS that our company has used to maintain annual trainings for professionals and paraprofessionals alike.
reporting and customer support are lacking and I am certain the system can do more for me than what I have had to teach myself
There is nothing I dislike about Relias.
Not that I liked it least, but there are so many options to explore, it took a little longer to get used to it and learn it.
Although I think the courses are great, employees typically only use the software when they are onboarded. After that, we are paying for a service most employees do not use again.
Staff got little out of it. Did the course work just to get credit. You can pass with little understanding of material so was a waste of money. Customer service abysmal. We asked for one year contract and was provided one. Was verbally assured contract would not automatically renew. Makes no sense they repeatedly call to renew contract then renew even if you say no. We will end up in court so I admit to some bias and should never forget in corporate America that your word means nothing it just what you can squeeze in the paperwork, but this really was a waste of money for our workforce. So many free materials available it makes no sense. Just basically paying so it looks good for licensing.
I love that there are so many training options!
There are several tabs and sometimes its hard to find what i'm looking for.
I have taken over 60 courses through relias and have been very pleased with the content. The courses are easy to navigate, and take approximately the scheduled amount of time to complete or less. There is a broad range of courses available from software (ms office), and HR/management/ leadership to health related topics and direct client service. I was easily able to get professional development credit for the courses, even if they were not preapproved by my accrediting association as the course outline and instructor qualifications were readily available to submit.
I have no significant cons to report. When launched the course always opens in another window, and a pop up will tell you this, so be aware of your settings.
I really like how clearly everything is laid out. That makes it easy to jump from one area to another when trying to schedule my live trainings.
Although I have no complaints about this software, it would be nice to be able to maneuver back a page without an automatic refresh.
Relias is accessible any time, any where. Once set up in the Relias system, all staff have to do is have access to an electronic device and Internet connection. It's very easy to navigate, with users needing little introduction to the product.
In the past, I would have said connectivity issues but that issue has been resolved; in fact, we have very little issue using Relias. Perhaps updating some of the trainings on a more frequent basis would be beneficial to the customer
Variety of topics for needed CEUs. Had option to register for several courses at once.
It turns out that customers cannot reliably use phones and tablets to take Relias Academy courses. They hide this under system requirements and then blame the customer when the program fails to record their progress. Why on earth would anyone in this day and age think they couldn't use a phone and tablet to take online courses? This beggars belief.
TAKING THE TIME TO ACTUALLY SIT DOWN AND COMPLETE THE TRAINING THROUGHOUT THE DAY
Integration with playing their content off a 3rd party site has been a struggle. Content does not report back properly, causing training issues.
I understand the fun aspect of the badges, but it seems pretty childish.
Relias has so many classes to choose from and is a great fit for our organization where we have healthcare providers as well as staff who do not interact with patients. We can offer classes that are more in-depth for our staff who interface with clients and still meet governmental requirements by offering less detailed to training to administrative staff.
Some of the training is a little corny. Relias tries to keep it useful, but on occasion the training is a little over the top and dramatic.
Unable to assign matching certificates to sign electronically so still have to complete those separately.
Has the potential to be a good product. Would be nice if an organization could update how many users. Organizations change and they don't want to pay for unnecessary licenses. A learning system that is flexible as the industry evolves is a better solution.
Your organization will be stuck in a long term contract without any flexibility to make changes to pricing, structure, or terms of service. Take copious notes if you enter into any discussions and read your contract very carefully.
I like the content offered and the features they stated they had available. It is easy for the learner to use as long as there are no glitches. Support is terrible once there are glitches.
This software is easy to work with from a learner perspective, but then if there is a problem it is so convoluted on how to get support. It is terrible!! Learner's emails for support go to the corporate person's inbox. They have deleted their support email and now you have to fill out a 15 part form in order to submit a request. It's terrible support. It's hard to get the specific reports you want and you can't filter someone's transcript by the training plan you are looking for. I hate this product.
Ability to track all employees and which courses they have completed. They have a large collection of courses to choose from.
Customer support for their product is lacking, especially if you use their API. Courses are still using flash content (which has been disabled in most browsers), and they do not plan to update a number of courses until 2020.
The benefits of building an in-house Learning Management System tailored to your organization's specificity has much to be desired. Customization, Improved Functionality, Brand Integration and Targeted Expenses.
There are risks of technical challenges as with any in-house system, there's always a chance that you will have to deal with tech glitches, even if you purchased the pre-built LMS. Plus, there are drawbacks to bear in mind in regards to the maintenance of an in-house LMS.
If you have multiple roles assigned to you, it can take awhile to notice if you are not under the correct role to accomplish your task. Where you change your role does not visually stand out.
Love the variety of training offered, many options to choose from, site is user friendly, staff more eager to participate in training as they can do it from home or phone.
The cost is not budget friendly, although worth it to me, it was a hard sell to my employers . The expense of adding employee access as your company grows.
The cost of the optional human resources management package and specialized training products could seem a little pricey for smaller organizations.