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useful information, though the learning experience could be improved with audio reading of the text or an overall more engaging experience
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useful information, though the learning experience could be improved with audio reading of the text or an overall more engaging experience
The one thing that bothered me is misspellings, words that did not have spacing, and repeated pictures that came right after one another.
It was fine overall. It would have been nice for an audio version.
interesting but is it really up-to-date? some of the references are 30 something years old
Overall a very interesting and well presented course. It is heavy on the reading and would benefit from visual and audio aids.
Great course but often when I am near completely a test, like this one, a pop up says I have been taking too long and then all of my answers are erased. I had to go through and essentially take the test a second time.
The material was very dense. I am not sure it was very relevant to my career as an SLP but is met my requirement for my licensure.
Heavy on pharmacy instead of nursing but so glad the topics were interesting and relevant.
Test pretty much is on the basic knowledge and not all the tiny tiny tiny details presented. I think give you a pretty good grasp but there’s no way you can remember those details. You just have to look them up.
VERY NICE EXPERIENCE/USER FRIENDLY SOFTWARE AND VERY CLEAR WAY TO EXPRESS DIFFICULT CONCEPTS
Very easy to understand. Just the right balance of "surface" level refresher knowledge and scenario-based questions to get you thinking/acting like an EMS professional.
Clear, well written, would have appreciated knowing format (e.g., content first, references, evaluation questionnaire, test.
I would like the questions to follow the Case Studies for easier reflection
outdated eg. Palivizumab no longer administered as of 12/2025 replaced by Beyforus. Also, a couple of questions were tricky and should have had more than 2 answers eg. Aspirin and antibiotic both should not manage Bronchiolitis and 93% Sa02 is somewhat low in a young patient with RSV but, supportive care by monitoring was my take on it; besides, the full clinical picture of effort should be assessed since oxygen is a drug
It was good! A bit boring, would help to have some infographics for the statistics.
A big focus on Florida specific laws which did not apply to me getting my New Mexico license
Very informative but a bit out of date with statistics and some grammatical errors
I felt this CME activity was overall OK though there were a couple of oddities with this CME activity. There was a video near the start that was private and was not able to be viewed by me. Some of the question stems on the pretests were missing. Some of the material felt outdated; for example one section mentioned needing the federal x-waiver for prescribing buprenorphine but another section stated that it was no longer needed. There was a short paragraph about "joy" that felt like someone mistranscribed some motivational lines. There were numerous small typos that did not affect the content. There was a misplaced section about nonpharmacological therapy for anxiety in the middle of the contraception page. There could be better organization of the sections (like keeping the sections about opioid / controlled substances together or keeping the contraceptive options and choices together.
The courses were good and satisfied my renewal requirements. I think some of the tests and scenarios were way too long.
Very thorough, repeating points several times to enhance knowledge retention. Practical action steps underpinned by research findings.
Good baseline information, but could use more discussion of how ASD is used to refer to such a broad range of individual experiences. So broad that the diagnostic category seems to lack sufficient precision to justify its continued use.
I enjoyed this course. It was a great overview of frozen shoulder syndrome. I especially thought the differential diagnoses were helpful to think through. However, as a practicing therapist, I wish it had have gone deeper into therapy related treatments of frozen shoulder. I also think pictures would have been beneficial for visualizing concepts.
It was a good experience. I like to east access to finding ways to obtain my credits.
i had to retake the exam as it would not save my answers and i would get "timed out" and i would have to start from the beginning of the test.