OneDose launches built-in training center for EMS crews

OneDose on Aug. 11 launched OneDose Academy, a training hub inside its platform meant to help emergency medical crews learn new features faster and use the company’s clinical decision support tools more consistently. The release also adds AI-assisted quiz generation for administrators and expands training access through the OneDose web console.

Why it matters: - OneDose Academy is designed to speed up onboarding and day-to-day adoption of OneDose’s EMS software. - The launch gives agencies a built-in way to train crews on new product features as OneDose ships monthly updates. - The goal is to help crews stay comfortable with technology they use on every shift.

What happened: - OneDose announced OneDose Academy on Aug. 11, 2026. - The training center is built directly into the OneDose platform. - The tool is meant to improve understanding, adoption and daily use of OneDose clinical decision support technology. - OneDose also introduced AI Assisted Notifications, a quiz-building option for administrators.

The details: - Crews can watch videos, read markdown-based documentation and take quizzes inside the OneDose web-based platform. - Administrators get a library of production training content that can be assigned as-is. - Administrators can also build their own training from scratch or from templates. - Training can be assigned to entire departments, specific users or left open for self-assignment. - A real-time analytics dashboard shows who has started, who is in progress and who has completed each assignment. - Quizzes can be used to confirm understanding throughout the training process. - Users access Academy through the web-based Admin Console. - The content library includes searchable categories such as Getting Started, Protocols, Medications, ePCR Integrations, CPR Assist, eMACC, AI Assistant and Settings. - Content formats include videos, articles, PDFs, interactive walkthroughs and quick tips. - Automatic progress tracking lets users resume training where they left off. - The OneDose AI Assistant can use Academy content to answer “how do I...” questions. - Users receive email notifications with direct links when new training is assigned. - With AI Assisted Notifications, administrators can choose “Build quiz questions with AI” instead of writing questions manually. - Administrators select relevant protocols, set the number and type of questions, and either describe the quiz focus or let AI generate a quiz automatically.

Between the lines: - The Academy pushes training into the same workflow crews already use, which may reduce friction compared with separate learning systems. - The analytics and quiz tools suggest OneDose is trying to make training measurable, not just available. - The AI features point to a broader strategy of using automation to lower the time burden on administrators.

What's next: - OneDose said Academy is available now through the OneDose Admin Console. - The company said the tool is administrator- and web-based and is not available in the OneDose mobile app. - OneDose will continue using Academy to support new-hire training and rollout of new features. - The company said it plans to keep shipping new product every month, which makes ongoing training a recurring need.

The bottom line: - OneDose is turning training into a native part of its EMS platform, betting that easier education will drive faster adoption and better field use.