What AchieveCE learners are saying

SOME COURSE MATERIALS WERE VERY LONG. CASE STUDIES WERE ADDED WHICH MADE THE COURSE EXHAUSTING..

It lacked a clear concise pathophysiology of chronic bronchitis and emphysema, as it relates to air trapping, and the insidious progressive nature of it with frequent intubation.

Material was fine but on a few of the tests when I would click next after filling out the answers, it would pop up an error saying I looked inactive and then would clear all of my answers so I had to go back and re-do the whole test

It was easy to navigate and I was able to do it while getting my steps. I did not like that if I toned out of time during a quiz, all my answers were erased and I had to start over again. I did like the variety of subjects, though.

It keep saying I was inactive and had to repeat 4 courses, but I was never inactive.

Why are we reading data from 12-22 years ago. How is this current?

Completed my need CEU's but content wasn't pertinent to nursing and difficult to find information they needed.

Course described Errors overall but did not go into depth on the relevance and examples for massage therapy profession and how to prevent most common errors

So basic good for first year practitioners. Redundant and basically I don’t understand why this would be mandatory. Maybe something a bit more advanced in the matters of the law. But I hope every therapist could get 100% on this without reading the several pages that all say the same thing. That being said I missed one because the screen lit up a response that I didn’t answer. It was an obvious questions with ridiculous other answers. Overall a waist of time. I would benefit much more from choosing applicable continuing ed. Courses.. Thank you I do appreciate the effort to put this together

I don't like the courses that are a single video that I have to watch for over an hour.

do you automatically report i only have till end of month and cant get a hold of anyone at fla nursing board

It's great for getting all 30 units in one purchase and through the same website. However, the information isn't presented well and is very basic.

This topic is very interesting however, I had to be more focused on understanding a person with an accent. It was hard.

There were some typos during the study that had me consider Question 15 to be a typo. Thanks for the course!

there were many typographical errors, some incorrect information and it times out way to fast making taking notes difficult.

It accomplished what I needed it to but it seemed like a lot of info that I will not use on a daily basis. I would like to see the course offer a more straight forward and relevant course.

I would have preferred to listen to the information as I read it.

A good course that has lots of information but nothing to do with the specifics of medical error in massage.

longer time windows for slower readers would be greatly appreciated. it kept timing me out during the testing then reloading the test. very frustrating

It would be helpful to inform the learner that it is all based on reading material. I had to complete some of the reading material and the test more than once because I take longer than the average reader to read the material in its entirety

A lot of reading. Some video inserts would have made the course work more interesting to get through.

It’s a mandatory course with mostly obvious information and a slap in the face to most practicing therapists who are on the up and up. States should not mandate us to spend money on a profession we are already investing into. Seems like a racket. Or a mafia of sorts

Statistical references on cultural populations dating back to 2010? Needs to be updated…seriously.

States should not mandate us to pay for courses we are already qualified in