Kittitas Valley Community Hospital and Clinics Increases Employee Productivity with Learning Automation
Vivid Learning Systems, a leader in online compliance training solutions, brings Kittitas Valley Community Hospital, a critical access hospital in the heart of Washington State, a new training program powered by a robust Enterprise Learning Management System (LMS) inclusive of comprehensive OSHA and Healthcare compliance course libraries.
KVCH’s decision to improve learning efficiency by automating training tracking and reporting facilitates record keeping by storing it all in the cloud. Additionally, this streamlined solution also allows KVCH’s Staff Development department to easily schedule and deploy training to the entire organization thus improving training consistency and compliance tracking. By leveraging Vivid Learning Systems off-the-shelf Healthcare and OSHA course libraries, KVCH streamlined education, instructor-led course registration, and compliance tracking resulting in a blended learning solution comprised of internally developed training and highly engaging on-demand compliance training, all tracked in the LMS.
Sue Downs, responsible for KVCH staff development, expressed her outlook on the impact of the new program on the organization by stating “Once employees realize the ease-of-use the LMS delivers, they will value and appreciate the benefit of switching our LMS program. I believe this new program will inspire employees to seek out and take classes they are not required to take.”
About Kittitas Valley Community Hospital
Kittitas Valley Community Hospital (KVCH) is a progressive, critical access hospital that provides exceptional healthcare to Kittitas County and surrounding areas. In addition, KVCH is comprised of six Multi-Provider Clinics, Therapy (physical, occupational, speech), Urgent Care Center, Home Health, and Hospice. Meeting the broad healthcare needs of the entire community is the foundation of KVCH's mission as a public hospital. Kittitas County Public Hospital District No. 1 is governed by a five-member elected Board of Commissioners who oversees the operations of KVCH and affiliated services located throughout the county. The hospital is almost exclusively supported by revenue generated from patient services.