Parkland instructors will use OrasiLabs, a virtual training platform, to teach staff to use electronic healthcare records, imaging devices and mobile health apps. The platform allows Parkland instructors to teach multiple staff members at once and track attendance and engagement, Orasi said.
“We are proud to work with Parkland to help ensure medical and administrative teams can remain up to date on the latest software technologies and patient care solutions during this time of social distancing,” said David Hand, Orasi vice president, in a press release.
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