Education, Training, CPD (Attendance & Communication)

Track attendance, receive RSVP and run reports for training and education events

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Written by Duncan Paradice

Setup Training & Education Events

Using 'Invite Groups' for Easier Event Admin

'Invite groups' are specific groups of users that you will often invite to the same education and training event (e.g. intern education)

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Create a New Education & Training Event

Use the app to track attendance, record RSVPs and run reports for education/training events

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Log attendance from mobile on a Video Conference

Send a URL to a Zoom meeting to let people scan in from their phones while watching online.

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Running a training & education Event in the app

Recording Attendance at Training & Education Events

Use a QR code to record attendance or tick people off manually for education or training events.

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How do I scan-in to an Event?

When the Event is starting use your phone's native camera app, or the attendance button inside Med App

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I don't have the app, but want to scan-in for attendance?

You can still scan the attendance QR code. You will be directed to the app store, then automatically have access to the hospital and event

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Get RSVPs for Training & Education Events

Tap on the Event in the mobile app and mark whether you will or won't attend

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Exporting a Report for Training & Education Events

Export past events to a spreadsheet including all those who attended and other details about the event

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Temperature Checks and COVID-19

Setting up a Temperature Check Event

You can use the Events feature to get people to scan in when they have their temperature checked on entering the hospital.

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