Three Reasons You Should Use RSS Attendance Tracking

Most would agree that the development of the LMS is great, especially because it’s no longer necessary to physically attend a lecture to complete CME credits.

Even better, the technology that makes the LMS possible can also track CME credits. It’s all pretty amazing and makes life easier for both medical professionals and administrators.

However, all that being said, sometimes there are opportunities to attend conferences and classes for credit. In these cases, it is absolutely critical to have an LMS that can support RSS attendance tracking.

Why You Should Use RSS Attendance Tracking For Live Courses

We’ve outlined the top three reasons you need to make sure that you have an easy and accurate way to track attendance for live courses and they are:

1. You don’t want to annoy your members! First and foremost, you want to keep your members happy, and this means allowing them an easy and seamless way to get the CME credits they’ve earned. Avoiding extra steps and errors in tracking attendance is the best way to meet everyone’s needs.
2. You want to avoid headaches! Without the help of RSS, you have to track every single attendee and put their attendance and other information into the system manually. This manual tracking is not only tedious, but prone to error. And errors always make for headaches.
3. You want to remain compliant and accurate. Finally, you want to make sure that your association stays accredited by ACCME. This means rigorously tracking and documenting every CME activity so that you can be sure your records are clear and reliable.

At EthosCE, we use reliable and efficient RSS attendance tracking integrations so that you can make your members happy, avoid headaches, and retain accurate records of CME activity.

EthosCE is the industry-leading, SCORM-compliant learning management system designed to automate and modernize the delivery of continuing education in the health professions. We work closely with leading medical associations, academic centers, and health systems to optimize their technology infrastructure and create an easy-to-use and intuitive environment for learners and CME administrators alike. For more information about EthosCE, please contact us at 267-234-7401.