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I would have liked a little more than just writing. Charts, images, etc.
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I would have liked a little more than just writing. Charts, images, etc.
I had continual interruptions whilst completing this course; as a result it took me abot 3 times as long to complete it.
Very interesting. More designed for pharmacists rather than social workers, but good info nonethless.
I felt like some of the questions were confusing, but overall good course
It is out of my field and some of the answers were difficult.
Florida information not relevant for TX LPCs; test answers erased and so course took longer than expected.
Overall good experience. Some of the data seemed to be a bit older, but still applicable.
I learned a few things about topics that I haven't heard before in 27 years of practice.
Fantastic info and a great combination to meet all CEU requirements; some sources and statistics are a bit out of date.
I would have appreciated more real-world laboratory error examples to make the course even more practical and applicable
It was very thorough, although I'm a podiatrist, and it's not all relevant to my practice.
Long but some topics were already knows so could get through those at a faster pace.
oKAY. Some sections were a little harder to determine answers asked in test questions
Wish there were videos or pictures to follow along with instead of all text.
I didn't like when they didn't let me continue because the time was up
Information was very interesting and pertinent although course was presented in a dry and monotonous manner
Great detail, but took a long time to get through the course. Ultimately, it was worth the effort. Learned a lot.
It was efficient. I liked the article about EVALI. Some of the articles and citations need updating. The quiz questions need to be reviewed for validity and some of the earlier article quizzes were keyed wrong.
There was a lot of pharmacology courses in this series. It was interesting and I did learn a lot. I enjoyed the presentations as well as most of the presenters.
The format is rather tedious with an excessive number of acronyms, which while necessary because they are what's in use more detailed information about actual intervention strategies would be helpful.
The information was in depth and covered a variety of topics but it would have been nice to incorporate multiple modes of presentation such as videos or vignettes.
I learned lots about the ethics of other professionals that I work with.
Many editing errors. And on the impairment test , one of the test questions answers was incorrect. (The one about approaching an impaired fellow nurse)
It was more informative than I expected. I think it does need to be proofread due to some spelling errors, even though it was still understandable.