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  2. HealthStream - Healthcare Workforce Solutions. Exclusively focused on healthcare, HealthStream’s suite of learning, clinical development, credentialing, and scheduling applications transform the work of over five million healthcare professionals. Network by HealthStream® offers the industry's only network relationship management (NRM) system.

  3. To whomever invented Healthstream modules : r/Residency - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/Residency/comments/ibqq8f/to_whomever_invented_healthstream...

    The preassessment quizzes were basically the highest stakes exams I've ever taken in my life. Score above 80% and you get to skip the whole module. Get just two questions wrong and you've doomed yourself to a tedious interactive session on OHSA regulations that you violate every day in the OR when moving patients. 13.

  4. Healthstreams have gotten out of control : r/TravelNursing -...

    www.reddit.com/r/TravelNursing/comments/1bjgby7/healthstreams_have_gotten_out...

    Healthstream is a scam. Same for Relias. There is absolutely no reason for me to have to have 23 log ins and passwords because I’ve worked at different facilities. They should build the account for the nurse and then the hospital can send the assigned list of mandated training and if you’ve already done it within the last year, boom ...

  5. HealthStream : r/instructionaldesign - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/instructionaldesign/comments/13l8b2w/healthstream

    When you publish the new version of the course you have the option (or not) to unenroll/re-enroll anyone who has not completed the course. If you check this then anyone it is assigned but has not completed it OR is in the middle will get the new version. Anyone who has completed it within the guidelines of the assignment will not. Thank you ...

  6. Yo healthstream, is this select all that apply? : r/nursing -...

    www.reddit.com/r/nursing/comments/j7qvj9/yo_healthstream_is_this_select_all...

    Yes, that must be a select all. 5. Award. Bikelikeadad. • 4 yr. ago. Most of the time these quizzes are written by hospital educators, quality team, or some other employee. Personally I hate it when people write quizzes like this, its like it was too hard to think of wrong answers that aren’t ridiculously stupid.

  7. Healthstream and 1st week : r/TravelNursing - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/TravelNursing/comments/rvgzbu/healthstream_and_1st_week

    The snow made things more complicated but yes, I agree with other posters that the first week is busy with getting access, required testing, facility & unit orientations, etc. Expect that nobody at the facility talks to each other and that the schedule for each in-hospital day may differ because someone forgot to assign you access, didn't give you the right online modules, etc.

  8. Can Healthstreams be used for continuing education? : r/nursing -...

    www.reddit.com/r/nursing/comments/17aglvv/can_healthstreams_be_used_for...

    I am almost certain that healthstream courses can be used for continuing education for the state of Ohio for registered nurses, but I am paranoid. Please advise. 0 comments. Best. Add a Comment. • 3 days ago. • 6 days ago. • 2 days ago. • RN 🍕 • 6 days ago.

  9. DEA requirement BS : r/medicine - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/medicine/comments/14m9z40/dea_requirement_bs

    186 votes, 72 comments. Here’s a quick way to complete the new 8 hour DEA opioid requirement. Probably takes 15-30 min to finish all 8 credit hours…

  10. LMS Options : r/elearning - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/elearning/comments/buj544/lms_options

    You could seek a healthcare specialist LMS like HealthStream but it doesn't sound like you need it, otherwise you'd be asking for healthcare specifics. Healthcare specialist LMS systems tend to have the content organizations like yours need need but come in light on features and functions, particularly for the enterprise.

  11. Dumb question : r/nursing - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/nursing/comments/12ioh10/dumb_question

    It's different in different states and countries. In general, you can do anything for the unspecified education credits; I usually try to make it something relevant to my work but anything that's approved as nursing continuing education counts as hours. Rn.org 20 bucks. You can get all of your credits.