What AchieveCE learners are saying

Excellent information. I started private practice when the IOM “To Err is Human” report was released. I was trained very well in medical school as an MD and residency in Emergency Medicine to follow all the caveats of this Ethics for CME. It was great to review all concepts as the push is only harder to see more patients, order more tests and medicines. Hiring midlevels has helped dilute some of the crunch to allow 1 more min. of hearing and touching the patient, but at what cost? Please extend the timeout on the post test as it popped up and then erased all my logged answers so I had to repeat the entire test. This is my third CME test and it occurs every time.

Video was engaging and had information applicable to the patients I serve.

It was odd including studies on stroke that were not US based . And the Marijuana course seemed a bit advanced level. Some of the cited resources were aged, but it gets the job done.

There are some newer technologies as far as dental products now on the market for sensitivity. Sensi stop strips/oxalate strips are no longer available.

I am an MD, not sure how I got a DO course

extremely dense material but good very and good updates on upcoming pharmaceutical options and approaches to certain treatment algorithms

there was a video that didn't work (it said "this video is private"), that was disappointing, but overall the course served it's purpose

Too many post-test questions, and too many post-survey questions, many of them redundant

It was straightforward and splitting up the quizzes made it nice for recall.

Wish there was more accommodations for this CEU. As simple as reading the text as an options or ability to change font size. If these are options that exist, I did not see mention but did find the dark mode option.

One question has an obviously wrong answer (no correct answer exists). Another question may need re-wording for fairness. Otherwise, good.

Great information; yet would be helpful if it was paired with audio/video

PITA that screen would lock up and not record my test results. OTOH, was able to do the whole thing on my iPhone.

Surprised to see so many references are dated 1991,2007,2012…etc. I understand medical errors research information may not be updated or necessary to update yearly but referencing material that is 20-30+ years old was surprising to see.

I want to have a downloadable PDFs of course materials that you can save and keep after completion.

muy facil de navegar. y la formacion fue entragada de manera didactica

I feel like the last course, "Preventing Medical Errors" was missing the year the Joint Commission started and the SOAP approach. Unless I've just completely looked over it since I've been staring at this screen for several hours.

When I took the exam, it said I had times out or something and made me redo my answers. :(

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and although I have experience in a Rehabilitation setting, the medical terminology was sometimes challenging.

It provides good information and gets the required CE credits but there are lots of basic grammatical and typographical errors that were distracting and disappointing

great course, but some of the answers to the tests are incorrect.

It was okay. A few answers were marked wrong when it was word for word what was in the course reading. Other than that, it was worth it to satisfy the CE requirements.

The course was 100% reading (a lot of info) but informative. Pay attention (copy/paste into a word doc/notepad, etc) the last part of the course titled "Conclusion/Key Terminology" and under consent laws. ;-)

I found this to be simple and straight forward. I would like more of the content to pertain to mental health professionals, as the title indicates.