- Self-assess your foundational pediatric knowledge against provincial pediatric competencies
- Identify and explore helpful curated educational resources specific to your tier of service, healthcare provider role and experience level to support your learning
- Develop knowledge around fundamental commitments to Indigenous peoples, and uphold obligations to Indigenous peoples when supporting children, youth and families
- Create an ongoing customized learning plan
Will my educator or manager be able to track my performance on RIPPL?
No, your educator or manager does not have the ability to track your performance on RIPPL. RIPPL is for your personal development. If you choose to download your learning plan to shared with your educator or manager that is your choice.
Will I be able to create/save or export a personal learning plan from the RIPPL platform?
Yes absolutely. When you log in to RIPPL you have the ability to save your learning plan, progress and flag favorite resources. You are also able to download and print your learning plan.
Will I receive a pediatric specialty certification when I complete courses?
You will be able to track your progress and completion on RIPPL however, it is NOT a pediatric specialty certification program. RIPPL provides a way to develop and maintain foundational pediatric competencies.
Will I be able to access resources for different modules and tiers?
Yes absolutely. When you set up your account for RIPPL you will identify your role (physician, nursing or allied heath professional), and select the practice area that you work in along with the tier of service that best matches your area. This will help to identify a curated list of resources for you.
Is there a cost associated with using RIPPL or accessing any of the resources?
The is no cost to the user to access the RIPPL platform. Some 3rd party courses may have a cost associated with them if the user chooses to access them. Courses with additional costs are clearly identified in the resource library.
Who is the intended audience for the RIPPL platform?
The intended audience is individuals and groups supporting healthcare for children, youth and their families across British Columbia who would like to develop their foundation pediatric competencies.