Rosh Review
Healthcare learning management systems (LMS)
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$79 per year
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- Healthcare and life sciences
- Education and training
- Public sector and nonprofit organizations
What is Rosh Review
Rosh Review is a web-based medical education platform focused on exam preparation and ongoing learning through question banks and explanations. It is used by clinicians and trainees in areas such as emergency medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, and advanced practice roles to study for board-style exams and reinforce clinical knowledge. The product emphasizes practice questions, performance analytics, and structured study plans rather than enterprise training administration.
Robust medical question banks
The platform centers on specialty-focused question banks with detailed explanations and references. This supports self-directed learning and exam preparation workflows common in clinical training programs. Compared with general-purpose LMS tools, the content-first approach reduces the need to build or source large volumes of assessment material.
Performance analytics for learners
Rosh Review provides scoring, progress tracking, and topic-level performance views to help learners identify weak areas. These analytics support iterative study and remediation planning. For educators, aggregated insights can help monitor cohort progress without building custom assessments from scratch.
Mobile-friendly study workflow
Rosh Review supports on-the-go practice through web and mobile app access, which fits clinical schedules. Features like timed questions and study plans align with exam-style preparation. This makes it practical for frequent, short study sessions compared with traditional course-based LMS experiences.
Not a full LMS
Rosh Review is primarily an exam-prep and assessment platform, not a comprehensive learning management system. It typically lacks broad LMS capabilities such as course authoring, SCORM/xAPI content management, complex role-based training assignments, and enterprise compliance workflows. Organizations needing end-to-end training administration may require an additional LMS.
Limited customization and branding
Compared with enterprise LMS platforms, customization for branding, learning paths, and organization-specific curricula can be more constrained. Programs may have limited ability to tailor content structure beyond the available question banks and built-in study tools. This can be a drawback for institutions with highly specific internal training requirements.
Content scope tied to specialties
The value depends on whether the available question banks match a program’s specialty and exam requirements. Organizations outside the supported clinical domains may find limited applicability. Even within supported areas, it is oriented toward exam-style questions rather than broader competency-based training content.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Varies by specialty — examples (1‑year): ECG Basic $269; Critical Care Basic $339; Internal Medicine Basic $589; Family Medicine Basic $549; Pediatrics Basic $589; Pediatric Hospital Medicine Basic $299 | Access to the specialty Qbank (questions & explanations); includes sitewide “Uncommon Delights”; multiple access durations available (1 year, 90 days, 30 days); group discounts available. |
| Standard | Varies by specialty — examples (1‑year): ECG Standard $319; Critical Care Standard $379; Internal Medicine Standard $689; Family Medicine Standard $649; Pediatrics Standard $689; Pediatric Hospital Medicine Standard $399 | Qbank + additional content and (in many specialties) AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits; includes Uncommon Delights; longer/more content than Basic. |
| Premium | Varies by specialty — examples (1‑year): ECG Premium $429; Critical Care Premium $429; Internal Medicine Premium $799; Family Medicine Premium $748; Pediatrics Premium $799; Pediatric Hospital Medicine Premium $499 | Qbank + CME (where offered) + Peak Performance Course included for many Premium packages; largest content bundle and most CME; includes Uncommon Delights. |
Notes:
- Many product pages display three duration columns (1 Year, 90 Days, 30 Days) with separate prices per duration. (Examples above are 1‑year prices.)
- Some smaller/standalone products exist (official site example: "Opioids and Responsible Prescribing" is offered as FREE for 1 year; the +CME version is $79 for 1 year).
