List of Elsevier Clinical Skills Customers
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Companies using Elsevier Clinical Skills for Skills Intelligence include: Prospect Medical Holdings, a United States based Healthcare organisation with 18000 employees and revenues of $2.70 billion, Unity Health Toronto, a Canada based Healthcare organisation with 10000 employees and revenues of $1.05 billion, Homerton University Hospital, a United Kingdom based Healthcare organisation with 3330 employees and revenues of $462.0 million and many others.
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Homerton University Hospital | Healthcare | 3330 | $462M | United Kingdom | Elsevier | Elsevier Clinical Skills | Skills Intelligence | 2013 | n/a |
In 2013 Homerton University Hospital adopted Elsevier Clinical Skills to standardize clinical skills teaching, assessment and competency management across nursing, medical trainee and allied health staff, using the application as a Skills Intelligence layer for workforce capability. The adoption was initiated through trials conducted in May to July 2013, which framed the deployment strategy and early evaluation of training workflows and assessment capture.
Elsevier Clinical Skills was configured to support clinical skills teaching modules, structured assessment workflows and competency tracking for frontline clinicians, aligning course content with practical procedural training needs. The implementation focused on using the application s instructional content and assessment capabilities to reduce hands on training time, with reported examples such as IV cannulation training reducing from one day to a half day, and to improve learner preparedness prior to supervised practice.
The implementation integrated Elsevier Clinical Skills with the Trust s learning management system to centralize learner records and evidence of competency, enabling governance and compliance use cases within education and clinical governance functions. Operational scope covered Trust education teams, ward educators and clinical supervisors across Homerton University Hospital in the United Kingdom, with the system feeding assessment outcomes into existing training workflows.
Governance and rollout emphasized assessment visibility and compliance reporting, leveraging the LMS integration to surface competency records for appraisal and regulatory oversight. Reported outcomes from the trial period included reduced face to face training time, improved learner preparedness and enhanced capability for governance and compliance through the Elsevier Clinical Skills integration, which informed subsequent Trust adoption and operationalization decisions.
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Prospect Medical Holdings | Healthcare | 18000 | $2.7B | United States | Elsevier | Elsevier Clinical Skills | Skills Intelligence | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021, Prospect Medical Holdings implemented Elsevier Clinical Skills, a Skills Intelligence application, across its United States hospital network to provide point-of-care access to more than 1,300 evidence-based nursing procedures and to standardize clinical practice. Elsevier Clinical Skills was delivered as a centralized clinical reference for nursing staff and clinical educators across Prospect Medical hospitals.
The 18-month implementation focused on provisioning Elsevier Clinical Skills across hospital sites and configuring its procedural content and clinical practice guidance to align with Prospect Medical protocols. Functional capabilities implemented included the procedural library of 1,300 plus nursing procedures and workflow-level clinical guidance intended for use at the point of care.
The program integrated Elsevier Clinical Skills with HealthStream to synchronize competency records and continuing education credits, keeping competency tracking and education completion data current in staff learning profiles. Operational coverage concentrated on nursing, clinical education, and patient-safety functions across Prospect Medical hospital sites in the United States.
Governance and rollout emphasized standardization of clinical practice and orientation processes, with clinical education teams aligning content and maintaining the HealthStream linkage to preserve credentialing workflows. The deployment was positioned to improve orientation and support patient-safety outcomes through standardized evidence-based procedures and up-to-date competency records.
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Unity Health Toronto | Healthcare | 10000 | $1.1B | Canada | Elsevier | Elsevier Clinical Skills | Skills Intelligence | 2024 | n/a |
In 2024, Unity Health Toronto implemented Elsevier Clinical Skills across its three hospitals to support nursing education, point-of-care competency management and workforce development. The deployment was scoped to embed clinical skills content directly into clinician workflows and internal digital tools across the network.
Elsevier Clinical Skills, categorized as Skills Intelligence, was configured to provide clinicians with access to more than 1,600 evidence based skills and procedural guidance, supporting bedside learning and competency documentation. Functional configuration emphasized point-of-care learning content, competency management workflows and workforce development resources aligned to nursing education programs.
The implementation included an integration with Epic to expose Elsevier Clinical Skills content within existing clinical workflows and electronic health record access points. Governance and rollout focused on harmonizing practice across the three hospitals, embedding competency validation into nursing education and workforce development processes, and improving access to bedside learning across sites.
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