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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What sort of competency training is supported.

Any course on the Medcast platform that is of type "Competency" can be included in the competencies course catalogue.

Custom Competencies

In addition if your organisation has custom competencies then you can set these up as new course/competencies. These must be setup at the root (or top level) of your organisation. Each competency can be linked to 1 or more Resources (typically PDFs). You can then grant access to specific staff who have the requisite skills to assess another team member's competency of that skill/competency.

Course Programs

Typically you would link 1 or more Courses/Competencies to a Course Program. e.g. you might have an Admissions Competency or Anaesthetics Competency.

Automation Events

Typically you would then setup automation events such that whenever someone is assigned an "Admissions" or "Anaesthetics" competency, they would then be automatically enrolled in the Required Course or Course Program.

 

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