What AchieveCE learners are saying

Once you took the test, it didn’t tell you what you missed

Very poor in delivery and UI design, frequent spelling/grammatical errors, and incorrect choices/answers on testing.

Several misspellings coupled with generally wrong information made the questions for the test hard to understand and written as if the writer's native language was not English.

Too long , all over the place, I would not take it from this provider again

Incredibly boring, lacking interaction. Poorly written questions. Asked for irrelevant details to case studies with no ability to go back and look and even remember what the case was about.

It took me soooooo long to complete. If I would have had paper copy I would have gotten done sooner.

This course was written by a LLM and vacillates between nonsense and unbacked assertions. It is however short, which is nice.

Too many mistakes and test questions not useful in building understanding but focused on memory recall of non-important things. Outdated in several ways. It checks the boxes for state requirements but pretty crappy

Very poor. A scenario was missing, and I was forced to guess of a few answers. Luckily, I still passed.

I have taken many of these in my 50+ years of nursing, but this was one I was disappointed in

I did learn a lot from the lesson, but the test at the end makes me skeptical about the legitimacy of the information I was presented. Either the test is inaccurate and flawed, or else the information presented in the reading is. Two of the questions are so blatantly flawed and contradictory, that someone should probably be reprimanded for overlooking them. Yikes

Definitely not what I expected and I left my comments in the survey page.

Because occupational therapists do not have the same medical background as a physician, they may not be able to recognize when a treatment could cause more harm than good to a patient? This is from your course? So occupational therapists cannot decide if an exercise will hurt a client? This is a ridiculous statement and should be reworded

I agree with many other comments about this course. Please do something about this. This is not ETHICAL.

There are tech issues that I reported and received an unsatisfying response. EVERY module had tech issues occurring: I answered all questions and when I submitted by responses, at least one-two answers were changed automatically to the incorrect answers (which I did not change my answers!). This is not a true reflection of my summative learning due to this constant tech issue.

This is worthless and just a money grab. Just another TAX in society

This course was overdone. The case studies, questions, and answers were so complicated and detailed that it made it difficult to retain any of the information being provided

The answers to some of the questions are wrong - according to the provided literature

Uhh...the only explanation for this test in which there is not clearly correct answer for many/most questions, is that multiple answers are accepted as correct. This is very unusual, if true. For many/most questions, multiple answers are suboptimal but equally partially correct. There should be "all of the above" or "multiple check boxes".

I do not think the DEI in healthcare CE should have been included in this. Poor choice.

This course was not designed with a Registered Nurse in mind; it was created for a Pharmacist or a Pharmacy Technician.

Too focused on opiates, which I never prescribe and not enough on benzos and stimulants. question #19 seems to not have any correct answer. the "correct" one, should be limit to "lowest" effective dose not "highest" effective dose.

Way too many quiz questions in part 1 and part 2, and some part 2 quiz questions did not even have a question or make sense!

the answers were wrong in some cases and in some cases i selected the right one and after submitting it changed my answer!