Honors for Reporting and Blog writing showcase best-in-class content
CARY, NC, June 8, 2017 – AHC Media, a Relias Learning company, was awarded top honors at the recently concluded Specialized Information Publishers Association’s (SIPA) 41st Annual Conference, held in Washington D.C. AHC received third place honors in three separate categories: Best Blog or Commentary, Best Instructional Reporting, and Best Scientific Writing or Technical Reporting. Since 2010, AHC Media has won more than 30 awards from SIPA for their excellence in content creation.
SIPA, an international trade association dedicated to advancing the interests of publishers and media companies, was founded in 1977 and represents thousands of professionals and nearly 150 members (of all sizes) located around the world, that publish more than 3,000 online and print publications.
“The quality of the content produced by AHC Media was a contributing factor in our decision to acquire them,” said Mark Belles, COO of Relias. “Providing clients with content that is evidence-based and proven by research to increase the quality of care delivered to patients is a defining quality of Relias and something we take great pride in. We’re thrilled and honored to receive these awards from SIPA.”
AHC Media was acquired by Relias Learning in September 2016. The acquisition, along with six others made since the beginning of 2016, are part of a strategy by Relias to provide learning, analytics and assessment solutions to the healthcare industry across the continuum of care.
About Relias
Relias provides lifelong workforce enablement solutions for 12,000 healthcare and human services organizations and 4.5 million caregivers to drive measurable outcomes. Customers use Relias solutions to attract and retain talent, elevate care quality and reduce risk with our technology, services, community, and expertise. The Relias family of brands — Nurse.com, Wound Care Education Institute, Relias Academy, FreeCME, and Relias Media — serves the entire healthcare community and shares a common goal of improving the lives of the most vulnerable members of society and those who care for them.
