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Stellar completion rates, enhanced learning achieved with Dynamic Health

August 15th, 2024
August 15th, 2024

About the Customer

Floyd County Medical Center is an independent 25-bed Critical Access Hospital and Rural Health Clinic located in the charming northeast Iowa river town of Charles City, Iowa. FCMC offers inpatient and skilled nursing care, along with outpatient services such as diabetes management, nutrition education, wound care, therapy, wellness labs, and advanced MRI/CT imaging.

Address Future Challenges_PChallenge

Floyd County was seeking a platform that could cater to the diverse learning styles of hospital staff and provide timely educational resources, while previous platforms lacked enhanced learning capabilities and user-friendliness. Their aim was to find a solution that seamlessly accommodated the organization's varied learning needs, streamlined onboarding, and elevated the educational experience.

Competency_YSolution

The skills fair at Floyd County, now integrated with Dynamic Health's checklists and courses, delivered exceptional outcomes. Incorporating annual tests and praised premade checklists enhanced engagement and planning, sparking interest in unit-specific skills fairs. The initiative's EHR-integrated assignment system fostered accountability and reduced reliance on disparate sources, saving time and enhancing patient satisfaction.

Improve_CResults

The implementation resulted in significant time savings and increased efficiency in managing policies, checklists, and assignments. With a 96% completion rate for education, staff benefited from up-to-date information and streamlined checklists, leading to improved patient satisfaction. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and skill enhancement opportunities further boosted nursing proficiency.

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96% completion rate for education

“Now our unit directors have been able to see where knowledge gaps are in real time and have the resources at hand to easily get staff the education they need to improve patient care.”

Maria Mathers, MSN, RN

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