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EthosCE Learning Management System

EthosCE is a full-featured, open-source learning management system with built-in content publishing and social media features. The Web platform has been specifically designed for the continuing medical education (CME) enterprise and to be compliant with ACCME requirements. EthosCE can be fully administered through a Web browser and customized to automate and streamline the management of your live and enduring CME programs. It is offered as either a hosted or installed solution and has no annual licensing fees.

Web Development & Content Management

Time to re-design your Website or implement a robust content management system? Our award-winning firm specializes in development engaging, intuitive Websites using the industry-leader, Drupal content management system.

Social Media Strategy

Developing an effective social media strategy requires an in-depth understanding of your target audience, goals, and objectives. We partner with healthcare organizations and perform a detailed program analysis and implement a social media strategy that is tailored to your organization.

Custom e-Learning and Webcasting

Extend the impact and reach of your organization with custom e-learning modules, virtual patient case studies, and conference webcasting. We leverage the latest in Web, new media, and instructional design technologies to create a meaningful educational experience.

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Consumer Health and Patient Education

95 million American adults (or 80% of adult Internet users) use the Internet for health-related purposes. And, when developed correctly, health consumer education and support Websites can actually improve a patient’s overall quality-of-life? That’s right. By connecting patients and caregivers with healthcare professionals, providing quality information, and facilitating community development, the Web can be an effective medium for improving social functioning, coping skills, and overall sense of well-being. While impressive, today’s online health consumers continue to be faced with a number of unique challenges. Poorly designed Web sites and incompatible technologies are just some of the obstacles that frustrate the Internet users’ experience.

Associations and Not-for-Profit Organizations

DLC Solutions partners with medical professional associations, hospitals, and not-for-profit organizations to produce full-featured Websites, social networking communities, and medical education programs.  We leverage and integrate industry-leading Web and e-learning technologies, including Drupal Content Management System (CMS) and Moodle Learning Management System.

Continuing Medical Education (CME)

We are the technology partner for many leading continuing medical education providers including medical associations, universities, medical schools, and medical education companies.  Our full-featured Websites and e-learning technologies are designed to engage learners, streamline CME administration, comply with ACCME guidelines, and support robust CME outcomes measurement.  DLC Solutions is an active member of the Alliance for Continuing Medical Education and vocal advocate for the use of open source, Web 2.0 software, content-learning management systems, social networking and media, and standardized CME outcomes measurement within the CME community.