RCPCH Case Study

Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health

Stabilising a learning platform at risk and building the foundations for a future-ready learning ecosystem

Restoring trust in compliance data, strengthening governance, and guiding a full platform strategy and vendor transition within a regulated healthcare environment.

The Challenge

The organisation’s learning platform had become increasingly difficult to trust. Compliance data was inconsistent, reporting lacked credibility, and managers were unable to confidently track their teams’ mandatory training.

For a regulated healthcare organisation, this created more than operational frustration, it introduced a genuine risk to audit, governance, and compliance.

In practice, teams were forced to rely on manual reporting and workarounds to validate learning records, significantly increasing effort and reducing confidence across the organisation.

The immediate need was clear: stabilise the platform, restore trust in the data, and create a foundation that could support future growth.

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Restoring trust in learning, data, and decision-making

The Approach

A structured, two-pronged approach was taken — addressing both data integrity and long-term platform strategy.

Stabilising Data and Compliance

Compliance records were reviewed, corrected, and restructured to ensure accuracy, auditability, and confidence across all user groups.

Rebuilding Organisational Structure

A complete organisational data model was implemented, ensuring users, managers, and leadership could access accurate, role-relevant information and reporting.

Defining Future Platform Strategy

A full training needs analysis was conducted across stakeholders, including IT, audit, compliance, and data protection – shaping a clear roadmap for platform evolution and vendor selection.

The Solution

Aristo led the stabilisation, redesign, and strategic direction of the learning platform — ensuring both immediate recovery and long-term sustainability.
  • Secured and validated compliance data, eliminating reliance on manual reporting
  • Reconfigured compliance structures to align with audit and regulatory requirements
  • Implemented a robust organisational hierarchy within the LXP
  • Restored confidence in dashboards for users, managers, and leadership
  • Redesigned platform navigation, branding, and user experience
  • Conducted organisation-wide training needs analysis across business and technical stakeholders
  • Led vendor evaluation and procurement process, including supplier shortlisting and challenge sessions
  • Supported selection of a new platform aligned to long-term organisational needs
  • Prepared and structured data for migration, ensuring GDPR-compliant handling and future readiness
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The Outcome

The platform was stabilised, and trust in compliance data was fully restored. Managers and leadership could once again rely on dashboards and reporting to make informed decisions.

Manual reporting processes were eliminated, reducing operational overhead and significantly improving efficiency across teams.

With accurate organisational data and validated compliance records in place, the organisation gained a clear and credible view of learning across all levels.

Beyond stabilisation, the work enabled a successful transition toward a new platform – one that not only met requirements, but exceeded them and opened up future opportunities for growth and innovation.

Key Highlights

Full Confidence Restored

Trusted compliance data across all user levels

Manual Reporting Eliminated

Significant reduction in operational overhead

Audit Risk Mitigated

Aligned to governance and regulatory requirements

Future Platform Secured

Successful vendor selection and migration readiness

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Turning complex, high-risk platforms into trusted, scalable foundations for learning, governance, and long-term organisational growth.