What AchieveCE learners are saying

Although it easy to follow, I'd rather a book to read and study before testing.

The information was good but a little dry and I found it easy to want to "zone out" at times.

The course was easy to navigate and understand and fulfilled my learning needs.

The information was well laid out. I especially enjoyed the format of the case studies. I usually prefer trainings that offer videos, becasue I am an audio learner, but this was a beneficial course regardless.

It was a good overview and consistent with clinical standards of care

I did not realize it was all reading when choosing it, my mistake. The information and examples were excellent and I feel that I learned/increased my confidence in the information.

It was a good overview of the topics. It was pertinent and useful information.

Case studies are good. It would help for you to be clearer, for example, in case nine...Brian was not contemptuous but had negative feelings. Some might think that question was true when in fact its negative feelings aren't contemptuous. How nuanced is this exam supposed to be? a Little introduction to the exam would be helpful

It was OK. Frpm a social work perspective it was a little heavy on the medical side, but educational.

I really thought there would be more to this than just reading synopsis of research but it was easy and not time consuming for me. Straight forward to the point, if a little boring.

It timed out and I had to enter the answers twice. Other than that it was fine.

I would rather courses with audio/video to better keep my attention. Something more interactive. The addition of COVID was outdated as it was spoken about in present tense as if it was happening currently.

This was a great course to get your required credits. Easy to follow.

It met expectations and was an efficient way to meet my CEU requirements.

I would have loved if someone narrated the course with the words to follow along

On question # 9 of Test 5.3 there is a wrong answer. The correct answer is that Baclofen is NOT a gabapentinoid. It is a GABA Receptor Agonist. Other than that the course is great!

Easy to follow and appreciated the key points and detailed education on each.

Was able to easily complete easily within my time limits and goals. Would recommend.

The evaluation form had some errors. It listed "strongly disagree" on both ends of the scale.

I need to know before about hearing the course not just reading.

Some of the answers were incorrect according to the text. Technical difficulties often with the page showing an error sign after the Test was completed. This caused me to have to retake the Tests several times in order to get credit. This occurred at least 5 times. Otherwise, good, concise, and informative.

Two of the tests was in my opinion were poorly written and appeared by a different author in style. Overall it met my needs

I prefer to listen and read along but it was ok to just read and answer questions

Some of the data was outdated - hand washing study was from 1999.