What AchieveCE learners are saying

Information was slightly helpful but could have been more helpful. Test was very wordy.

This course took well over 3 hours to complete. The CE credit needs to be higher

I was hoping that this course would address the part of this topic most relevant to outpatient primary care which would be the law around requirements of short-term opioid pain treatment prescriptions such as 3 days vs 7 days, how to put the diagnosis and explanations on the prescriptions, etc.

Far, far too much information for any but pain management. Conflicting message regarding efficacy of non opioid, non medication treatments for pain.

This course delivered information on a very basic level. The text contained a few minor grammatical errors which were a little distracting. The quiz questions were also not worded as clearly as they could have been. Overall, however, it was an easy way to earn a couple of hours and a good reminder of professional conduct.

I found the classes aimed more to pharmacists to be challenging but informative. They helped me understand the complexity involved in selecting the appropriate medication for a patient.

A lot of pharmacy based information not relevant to ER based nursing.

The audio does not work at all. It's the reason I chose this course. :(

This course was presented as an RN bundle but is extremely heavy on pharmacology for the majority of the course.

The need to discuss the medications more as are fundamental to pharmacist/pharmacy

Well, I wish this course included videos and a more multi-sensory approach as the course became very dry.

I do not prescribe controlled medications. I use them acutely in the peri-operative setting.

One reason why practitioners may not consider ethics to be directly relevant to them is:

I prefer a course with more graphics / multimedia / video content. Several of the test questions were confusingly worded, and #19 had no correct answer at all.

It was short and concise, but could definitely be better if it has audiovisual features.

This is way more medical information than a social worker would need, definitely market more to medical professionals

Course needs updated! It was designed during the pandemic, which makes sense, but needs to be updated with current information and relevant topics, such as AI. Repetitive content should removed.

Entire course is to be read. The lack of clarity on this is greatly disappointing.

This course identifies more with pharmacists and nurse practicioner rather than nurses. Some of this really was over my head when discussing what meds should be prescribed for patients.

Glad it's over ! More information than needed . COURSE could have been broken into more visual aids, and gathering of intended points

None of the dental assistant vs RDA applies to Alabama so it was moot

Some of the questions were not clear enough..they didn’t match the text

I had to do this on my phone and it was very hard to read and really doesn’t apply to the part-time work. I’m doing I’ve never worked in a hospital. I never will work in a hospital so it really didn’t apply.

Met my expectations and my needs, but some of the information needs to be updated.