Store Your CPD Certificates Online and ...
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Published: 25 October 2015
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Whoa, that went quickly. It’s one month since we launched the new Ausmed website and we’re already releasing two new features:
- Store your CPD certificates online.
- Document CPD for two professions simultaneously.
The feedback we’ve been receiving from our early users has been exceptional. Thank you and keep it up. If you’re keen to try out the new features, here’s a quick run-through of how they work.
Store Your CPD Certificates Online
You can now upload your certificates and related documents and evidence alongside each activity in your CPD Organiser. We will store each file online so you can download it or print it at any time. Click on the gallery below for a demonstration of how this feature works.
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- Step 1 – The documents section is located at the bottom of the activity view.
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- Step 2 – Select a file from your phone or desktop and click upload.
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- Step 3 – Once you’re upload is successful, close the upload box.
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- Step 4 – Done! Your file is now saved online along with your activity documentation.
Manage Two Professions Concurrently
This is probably the feature we’re most proud of. Roughly 10% of Australia’s nurses and midwives are required to keep track of their Registered Nursing registration and Registered Midwifery registrations separately. Often, this results in a duplication of documentation. With Ausmed though, you can add CPD to either professions by a simple click. Click on the gallery below for a demonstration of how this feature works.
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- Step 1 – Activate the second profession in your account settings panel.
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- Step 2 – Immediately you will notice the dashboard now displays a CPD summary for the new profession.
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- Step 3 – Associate activities with each profession while adding them to your CPD Organiser.
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- Step 4 – Your CPD summary will automatically update the corresponding CPD Summary.
That’s all for now, make sure you’re subscribed to The Handover—our weekly newsletter— and be sure to try out the new Ausmed website when you get a chance.
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