After I finally got it working properly it was an excellent course. It jumped from beginning to test when I just started course and made me take the test before hearing the information. Finally got it to go back and of course had to do over. As a hospice nurse it was great information.

Excellent review of EOL care

This podcast was concise and informative. It touched on guidelines from several sources AND addressed holistic nursing care.

The information presented was good, but it would have been easier to digest if it had been presented with visuals.

I would have liked a powerpoint presentation (or other slides) and more information about how to assist patients (and comfort caregivers) at EOL. Overall, a really good overview.

This course was full of valuable information. However, it would have been better if there was a slideshow or something visual to go along with the audio. Otherwise, I definitely learned a lot about how to care for the terminal patient.

I found this course to be very informational for a new nurse who hasn't been faced with delivering this talk to patients and/or their families yet. I'll definitely be using some the helpful tips given, in future practice. Great course for all...even if it's just a review.

IMPORTANT BASIC INFORMATION CONCERNING THE ROLE IN END OF LIFE CARE. I FOUND IT HARD TO FOLLOW WITHOUT THE VISUAL. I AM A VISUAL LEARNER AND NEED THE VISUAL TO KEEP MY ATTENTION AND CEMENT THE PERTINANT INFORMATION. I AGREE WITH K. WATT ABOUT QUESTION!!!!!!!!!!

Excellent resource. Very important information dealing with patients and their families at the time of dying.

"The slidecast is narrated" this text lead me to believe there were visuals included, I was only able to get audio. It was a distracting technology glitch. The information was good.

The audio information is really good, but it is hard to follow with out anything visual to assist the learning process. I thought the quiz was difficult.

Only problem - question one - ALL are barriers for the nurse - often access to opiods in outpatient settings are limited by the provider's unwillingness to prescribe them! - Overall though, good info!