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I tried to select the correct answer concerning (A. keeping controlled substance medication in a locked cabinet), but while taking the test on my mobile device a mistake occurred. I believe scrolling down my mobile device may have accidentally switched my answer from A to D. This is probably user error. Anyways, great course and thank you! We will keep all controlled substances in locked cabinets for provider only use/access.
Would rather had a video learning module, you remember more when it is said out loud, read and written so out loud would improve learning
I appreciate being able to access your 30 CE New Mexico package for a reasonable fee.
The material was interesting. The Human Trafficking course was eye opening. One of the links listed in the pain management course did not work - probably due to a typo. There were several typos throughout the material.
some of the quizzes as questions that aren't covered in the marital like the tinnitus section. Others have statistics that are already out of date. the quizzes have overlaying text, that make it hard to read the answers and thus harder to select what is the answer since reading was such a pain. You get what you paid for though
Question #4 has the same answer twice, I chose one of them and rated wrong. Please correct it.
I learned a lot more about Covid that I didn't know when it was going on
Mostly good information and refresher. Ranitidine was voluntarily recalled in 2019, and taken off the market completely in 2020. Perhaps change the anaphylaxis recommendations to famotidine, or another H-2.
I liked this training and it was mostly relevant to my private practice.
Some test questions were worded to "trick" a person; did not like this.
A good mix of topics. Some courses were more in depth than others.
Would be nice to get course certificates per section instead of having to do whole thing.
Overall, the experience was a good one. I found some material based on UK standards which do concur with the US, but the language descriptors were a giveaway, ex) "Carers" versus caregivers, etc.
Very informative and brought out points I didn't think about before. I will be more aware now of the signs. The course had more reading than I liked, but did have some videos.
too hard to read. would like a printed version to read instead of looking at screen for 30 hours.
I enjoyed the courses and loved the package deal to get my 20 Ceus
Frustration with the answers to the test for Ethics. The answers taken directly from the course did not match up with the correct answers in the test (i.e. incorrect answer to #1, unclear answer to #4 since Aristotle is associated with 2 theories, and #3 persons name John Stewart Mill is listed as Stewart Mill). The rest of the courses were excellent.
I feel like some of my answers were changed automatically the wrong ones. Very weird.
There were a few grammatical errors and a few incorrect answers, but overall it was pretty decent
Not sure how to make such a course more interesting; it's understandably tedious and boring material
I found that the modules were interesting. It did involve a good bit of reading though.
I do not Rx opioids so this was a tough one to spin up from scratch.
Obviously a dry, repetitive subject, but it moves along quickly, and the test hits the high spots