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Training Evidence Systems Pty Ltd, trading as XapiApps, is an Australian company that has developed industry-leading learning measurement software. Deployed by leading healthcare providers in the US, XapiApps software equips organisations to monitor and measure the on-the-job performance of their employees, identifying areas that need improvement and quantifying the results of both formal and informal training processes. XapiApps software delivers benefits to organisations in a wide range of industries, including healthcare, technical services, sales and customer service.
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An Adelaide company that sells software to reduce medical errors in US hospitals suggests Australian health providers use technology to track on-the-job skills to avoid a repeat of the ‘fake doctor’ fiasco.
XapiApps (pronounced zappy apps), which has successfully sold its Learning Experience Builder software to hospitals in Washington DC, Maryland and Nebraska, believes that integrated checks of day-to-day performance can raise a ‘red flag’ to identify untrained or inexperienced medical staff.
XapiApps CEO Nick Stephenson said the case of an untrained man working undetected as a junior doctor for 11 years in NSW hospitals highlighted the problem of current skills compliance systems. “As a nation, Australia depends on importing skilled professionals for its health system,” he said.
“This case demonstrates how it is possible for someone to slip through the cracks unless there is a rigorous, systematic approach to monitoring and measuring how people perform their daily jobs.”
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