What type of training is most effective for EMRE users?

Hands-on, practical training sessions are the most effective type of training for EMRE users because they provide users with the opportunity to engage directly with the system or software they will be using in their daily tasks. This experiential learning allows participants to apply concepts and features in real-time, reinforcing their understanding and retention of information. Practical training can simulate real-world scenarios, enabling users to become familiar with the functionalities, interface, and workflows of the EMRE system.

By actively participating in these sessions, users can ask questions, receive immediate feedback, and address challenges as they work through tasks, ultimately leading to greater confidence and competence in using the system effectively. This type of training also encourages collaboration and interaction among users, fostering a supportive learning environment.

Theoretical training may provide essential background knowledge, but it often lacks the application necessary for users to feel fully prepared to navigate the system. Similarly, while supplementary webinars can offer valuable information after system launch, they do not replace the need for direct, hands-on experience before users start working with the system. Technical jargon-focused training can create confusion and may not resonate with users who benefit more from practical application and relatable examples.