What AchieveCE learners are saying

Using asperger syndrome and including ABA as a treatment modality without commentary on why the autistic community is generally against it feels outdated. But the LCNA theory breakdown is useful to those who have not been introduced to it before, and the review of differences in brain development are insightful

I would prefer you add in some common drug names. This is more techinical than it needs to be.

Needs a final edit, there was a segment that included a few retakes and a few slide typos, information shared was relevant and helpful.

As someone who is experienced with holistic care, as well as metaphysical practices; this CEU felt as if there was an underlying agenda leaning towards the occult. "Follow your heart" and practices such as "transcendental meditation" could be potentially dangerous advice. It is also in direct conflict with Christian core values and beliefs.

Too long. Too much reading and that too without any pictures, graphs, visuals. People do not have the time and there was course material that does not pertain to a CNA. Why do any CNA has to know about the details on how different medicine works or how they inhibit the cell growth, etc. etc.?

It is cheaper to do the whole package than the three required Florida courses.

I am retired. Course would be more productive for someone in practice

There are two question on the test are incorrect. There are no correct choices and one question had the wrong answer as being the correct one.

Too much written word, need more interactive content. The videos in the trafficking segment and pictures in the pandemic were a welcome reprieve from the monotony of the rest of the modules.

OK but having been in 9/11/2001 I would say there is much more to disaster than this course provides. While disasters are infrequently experienced, when they come it is very challenging. St Vincent's practiced 4 times a year. We came through with flying colors.

The course was easy to follow and testing was based on what was taught

i'd like to see more pictures and graphics since i'm a visual learner

The course is too long, nurses only need 24 credits to renew their license, so I don't know what I am being forced to take 30 credits. Some people are only keeping their license active and not practicing. Also, the domestic violence is not required every two years, there should be an option to swap domestic violence with a different course.

I would prefer to see a person talking instead of just hearing a voice. The information was great.

I wish more of the course material pertained to my nursing specialty in pediatrics and labor and delivery.

Some of my answers were marked incorrect, but when I went back, were actually correct. The course suited my needs, but the info was greater than 5 years old, and I was always taught that makes it out of date.

A lot of content but not a lot of new information or sharing about advancements in knowledge or practice. Citations are a bit outdated or from less reputable sources (i.e., Healthline, Webmd). It was fine for a general refresher, heavier on the psych material though. Also, I don't think we need any more info about covid- there has been ample information shared on that topic to healthcare workers. Would appreciate spending that time reading on something else relevant to nursing practice.

the question regarding Latino was no where to be found in your text

The DSM V has been in use for years. Content that uses the DSM IV should be updated.

Needs improvement. Safe patient handling was about a separate curriculum. The skin care course was targeted to estheticians.

Most was not relevant to my practice of ophthalmology. Why would I have to know, in detail, the treatment of HIV? Just about a complete waste of my time. Sex trafficking, though an interesting subject has close to zero relevance to my practice of medicine. DEI has gone way to far to the extreme to have any relevance. Many points are important but to sacrifice merit and hard work for the sake of DEI is dangerous.

I felt that the material was important for review. I think more visual and auditory materials would enhance the learning experience.

Alittle boring, but in all quick and easy to access and finish

I felt it was rather basic and am hoping that it will be accepted by my licensing board.