What AchieveCE learners are saying

Courses where good. Although, I found a typo on #13 on Oral Effects of Tobacco course. It has as a choice "ALL OF THE ABOVE" written two times. I picked "All of the above as I knew that was the answer and it gave me a 95% for the course, I guess I picked the wrong "All of the above!" Might want to fix that one on the test!

Lots of reading. Statues and laws can be quite dry, and difficult to get through. That said, the course is clean looking, fairly easy to get through, and easy to navigate

I felt more comfortable. I gave myself more time and I was familiar with the process from the first time I took the classes. I just find medical errors while necessary, tedious.

Pros: Interesting mix of topics that aren't just all guideline updates. Cons: Some typos and confusing wording. Some portions were very hard to follow and required multiple readthroughs for post-test questions.

This course met the requirements for renewing my license, plus I learned a few things I previously did not know. I gave an above average rating due to this. However some areas I felt were redundent.

I liked most of the information and feel it will be useful. The section on innovative teaching methods is way beyond me and I will not use it.

I would have like a metric to show how far i was in the course as i progressed

Hire a real person to read the text, not a computer. If you DID hire a real person, hire a doctor to listen and make corrections. Proofread the material.

There was one question on the quiz asking if the RCA, Root Cause Analysis was bias. My answer was no, and the information was that they were impartial, which means not bias. I didn't get the question correct??? Can you explain please. Thank you

The bioterrorism course seemed very long and was not very interesting to me. Otherwise, the course met my expectations.

Opiod and controlled substance course a bit too complex for nursing use. Otherwise good information.

should be a way to review the questions and answers that were answered incorrectly- it's about learning, right???

Maybe take a look at slide 11. I don't believe it is accurate. Medicare is for older people, medicaid is for lower income and private insurance is no longer the gold standard for payment. Many places won't even take private insurance it is either medicaid or self pay.

Easy to navigate. Good information. I received lower scores because it incorrectly marked a couple of my answers wrong.

Excessive and poorly designed after course survey. I got a feeling that questions were randomized and not always correspond with answers

The accessibility and convenience of the courses as well as the course content were exceptional. However, Course 13 is challenging to interpret. Also, several of the tests throughout the courses need to be revised in that correct answers, as verified in the course content, are being marked as incorrect; thus decreasing the test scores.

I absolutely love the overview at the beginning because that is exactly what I needed to past this course

So much information re new drugs for PD and drugs for Pain Management that one gets lost in the trees. In other words, might be appropriate to avoid the more The number of drugs and options for management of Pain Management and Parkinson’s disease seem to leave one lost in the trees. So many new drugs is great to be introduced to. However as a review, that number of new drugs is somewhat too much for me. Others may disagree.

Good presentation of a condition about which apparently little can be done.

Overall good course but needs to be updated with the new AACE (2022), AGA (2021) and AASLD (2023) guidance documents. Additionally there has been a nomenclature update to SLD, MASLD and MASH.

Learned a lot of applicable data that I can use in my practice

Would like more up to date statistics especially with all the immigration happening

Definitely provided great review. Wish it would have allowed you to see what you missed to gain an understanding.

I enjoyed the course, but prefer to have hard copies of the material to reference.