RLMS brings consistency and confidence to Behavioral Health Workforce.
Overall Satisfaction with Relias Learning Management System
CenterPointe utilizes Relias Learning Management System (RLMS) across our entire agency. We rely on it to meet compliance standards, accreditation standards, as an employee development and engagement tool, and to provide onboarding support for new hires.
Pros
- It is simple to administer. You don't have to be a programmer to add course content, set-up users, add live events, etc.
- Robust array of courses from industry specific to general growth & development.
- RLMS can be accessed from anywhere you have an internet connection, including a mobile device
- RLMS uses SMEs that are up to date and understand the complexity of the materials presented, but create courses and content that is end-user-friendly.
Cons
- I really have no feedback for this area. I've not run into anything that is difficult or should be done differently.
- We have seen an ROI in reduction of resources needed to train materials in a classroom environment. It's allowed us to roll out consistent training and competency based learning to our entire workforce.
- No negative impact. It's affordable and easy to implement.
- We saw a significant reduction in client elopment from residential programs in our industry after implementing a new hire curriculum that included job specific learning courses. The staff were better prepared to handle issues and understood the expectation, as it was consistently trained across the board.
Using Relias Learning Management System
200 - Executive, Nursing, Administrative, Direct Care, Clinical Services, Social Worker, Maintenance, Food Service
2 - Human Resources - intermediate computer knowledge, course development, trouble shooting, problem solving
Chief Operating Officer - intermediate computer knowledge, course development, trouble shooting, problem solving
Chief Operating Officer - intermediate computer knowledge, course development, trouble shooting, problem solving
- Onboarding
- Professional Development
- Meeting Accreditation requirements
- Skill enhancement, development and proficiency
- Demonstrate competence
- Live event course tracking
- CEU compliance tracking
- Onboarding activities
- Career Path development and assessment
- Continue to build on career path development and assessment for readiness
Evaluating RLMS and Competitors
Yes - Replaced Essential Learning as well as an LMS provided by our insurance company.
- Price
- Product Features
- Product Usability
The usability was the primary factor for the purchase and ongoing use of this product. We purchased the RLMS years ago when we had a much smaller staff and only one person internally to administer and maintain the RLMS. We continue to use one person to administer the RLMS for over 200 employees.
I don't think we would
RLMS Implementation
- Implemented in-house
Change management was a big part of the implementation and was well-handled - Communication with end users and supervisors was critical. Helping them think about training in a new way and helping them change their orientation.
- Course selection -the library is vast, so choosing the appropriate courses was a challenge
RLMS Support
Pros | Cons |
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Quick Resolution Good followup Knowledgeable team Problems get solved Kept well informed No escalation required Immediate help available Support understands my problem Support cares about my success Quick Initial Response | None |
We were having difficulty recently, setting up a 2 part course, where one part was online and the other was a skills assessment done live. One call was all it took to resolve this situation, and we have learned how to handle it going forward. RLMS empowers it's users to be able to support and create within the environment without much support. The autonomy and flexibility is a huge benefit to end users.
Using RLMS
Pros | Cons |
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Like to use Relatively simple Easy to use Technical support not required Well integrated Consistent Quick to learn Convenient Feel confident using Familiar | None |
- User enrollment
- Course and curriculum assignment
- Course navigation
- Without some training, course development can be difficult.
Yes - Most courses work very well in the mobile environment.
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