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EthosCE LMS Reviews

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EthosCE is designed to automate the delivery of continuing education in the health professions. We work with medical associations, academic centers, and health systems to create an easy-to-use environment for learners and administrators.

(2 reviews)
Last updated: May 2021
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Associations for healthcare professionals, Hospitals, Health Systems, Insurance companies, Publishing companies, Medical education companies

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Overall Rating 97%
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Mar 5, 2020

Great Learning Management System for the hospital and health care industry

Overall Rating 100%
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What do you like best? They have put a lot of effort into the user experience and this shows when looking at your learner dashboard. Their support teams are also great.
What do you dislike? I am really struggling to come up with something negative about this learning management system. Honestly...
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Industry : Hospital & Health Care | Company size : 501-1,000 | Level : Consultant | Focus : Quality Assurance | Experience using the software : 6-12 months as User

Dec 5, 2017

Our traffic has doubled or better each month from our previous LMS, and admin time is a fraction.

Overall Rating 94%
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What do you like best? The modularity and sophistication of the authoring tools means we can build most content within the LMS itself, and it looks great. For most modules, we don't have to send learners into another browser, or worry about matching data.
What do you dislike? It's mobile responsive and looks good on mobile, but there isn't an app extension for true mlearning design (notifications on the hardware, etc)
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Nick M. — Director of Education at Society of Hospital Medicine

Industry : Hospital & Health Care | Company size : 11-50 | Level : Director | Focus : Education | Experience using the software : 6-12 months as User, Administrator, Member of the deployment/customization team, Member of the procurement team