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Trends and Tactics for Improving the

Impact of Our eLearning Programs

Jason Malley, Vice President @PearsonNorthAm

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Welcome

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Your speakers

Jason Malley

Vice President, Business and Innovation American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA)

Sean Stowers

Director of Learning Services Pearson Professional

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Agenda

• The AHIMA Academy Transformation • Where We Were

– Platform – VLab

– Online Learning • Where We Are Today

– Unified Platform

– Streamline Experience – Build Less /Sell More • What the Future Holds • Q&A

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About AHIMA

• American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA)

– A professional membership organization focused on providing the knowledge, recourses and tools to advance the Health Information Management profession

• Founded as the American Medical Records Association 86 years ago • Serves 72,000 members in health information management

• Supports full range of educational programs – certificates, AA, BS, and MA

– 8 Industry Standard Certifications

– Over 300 college and university partners – 100’s of corporate and health care clients.

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AHIMA’s Previous Online Learning

Service:

The Three-Headed Hound

Clunky

Platform

Changing

Content

Legacy

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Where We Were

• Our online learning delivery-system was outdated and did not allow for responsive adaptations to market and content demands.

• As recognized leaders in the field, our content was not always current or world class.

• Industry change (ICD-10) created tremendous opportunity and created increased competition.

• The work of our profession (our members) was rapidly changing, with ever-moving goals and targets established by the Department of Health and Human Services.

• Our ability to rapidly develop and maintain products and services was diminished by legacy technology decisions

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A Case In Point – Online Learning

The Good

• Strong subject matter expertise

• Leading brand • Captive audience

• Continuing Ed credits (CEUs)

• Broad Content areas

The Ugly

• Subject matter expertise not always visible in system

• Brand not reflected in LMS

– Lack of instructional design

– Little consistency in look and feel • Did not target captive audience

• No systematic capture of CEUs • Library of over 500 courses

– No portfolio management – Broad overlap

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A Case In Point - VLab

The Good

• Innovative, hands-on experience with leading eHR applications

• Applied skills-based utility for HIM students

• Used by leading

academic institutions • Multiple utilities

The Ugly

• The overall experience was cumbersome; required up to 5 different logins

• The learning materials were

scattered, residing in up to three different repositories, all requiring more logins

• Was not scalable beyond the existing customer base

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A meaningful experience

is the only experience.

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AHIMA Academy

• New “AHIMA Academy” Brand Encompasses All Online Learning and VLAB – Provides training in the following areas:

• Medical Billing and Coding

• Exam and Certification Preparation (Live and Online) • Clinical Documentation Improvement

• Privacy and Security • Data Analytics

• Leadership and Professional Development • Faculty Development

• Practical Professional Experience (VLab)

• Allows AHIMA to Launch Authorized Training Program

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Where We Are Now

• Partnership with Pearson and LearnSomething to provide a unified learning experience for all AHIMA Online Learning Content

– Single LMS to house both online learning and VLab experience • Redesign and redeployment of Online Learning enhances:

• Customer experience • Ease of customer access

– Scorm/AICC/LTI • Robust reporting • Redesign of VLab provides

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Partnership = Build Less, Sell More

• Our partnership has allowed us to:

• Create a better user experience overall

• Respond rapidly to content demands for currency, consistency, and accuracy

• Regain and maintain market share

• Support AHIMA as the “gold-standard” for HIM content

• Leverage the technology expertise of partners to support our training mission

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Our Roadmap

• Create a greater alignment between our print, digital, and live training products and services;

• Identify new product development opportunities – evaluated by build, buy, or partner criteria • Perform efficacy study for VLab product

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Jason Malley

VP Business and Innovation AHIMA

[email protected]

Sean Stowers

Director of Learning Services Pearson Professional

[email protected]

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Today’s Speakers: Jason Malley & Sean Stowers

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