Why Medical Institutions Choose Canopy?

1. Turnkey Solution for Medical Spanish Staff Training
   Canopy has harvested multiple innovative solutions to tackle the language barrier in healthcare systems. Canopy offers a turnkey solution for hospitals and health systems to provide breakthrough tools and industry-learning education materials for their medical staff to improve and validate medical Spanish.
2. Designed to Fit into Busy Schedules
   CanopyLearn provides a 40-hour medical Spanish curriculum in its 3-level courses. Medical providers can learn Spanish, medical terms and cultural knowledge in one-stop. The course content is made into 15-min bite-size modules, perfect for busy schedules that medical workers have. And learners can learn on any mobile device from anywhere at any time. Canopy’s medical telenovela and the patient-provider role-play make learning easier, more relaxing and more effective.
3. Comprehensive Administrative Capabilities
   CanopyLearn incorporates a comprehensive administrative dashboard for various levels of administrators to track the learning progress and usage across all Canopy products easily. Canopy also provides white-glove customer service and full technical support for admins and every individual learner.

What is CanopyLearn Medical Spanish?

CanopyLearn, awarded by the National Institutes of Health, is a breakthrough eLearning platform to train the physician-in-training the ability and skills to communicate with patients who speak Spanish. CanopyLearn hosts a robust 40-hour medical Spanish curriculum in its 3-level courses, covering over 36 medical specialties. CanopyLearn also has a comprehensive administrative dashboard for school directors, course professors/instructors, or student leaders to monitor the learning progress and visualize the learning performance.

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Why Offering Medical Spanish is Vital to Your Students?

The U.S. Census Bureau projects that the population of Spanish-speaking patients will comprise nearly 25% of the U.S. population by 2045. Yet nationwide, the proportion of physicians who identify as Spanish-speaking is less than 6%. With the shortage of Spanish-speaking providers at a stake and the demand growing higher, Medical students – some with little Spanish speaking skills and others with more advanced proficiency – are interested in honing their medical Spanish skills. 

The ability to communicate with Spanish-speaking patients provides a competitive advantage in the residency match and help medical residents shine on clinical rotations.