CE Resources--time efficiency

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I used to use freece.com for ce. However, this year they have decreased the credit hours per course to 1 or less (from 2-3) last year to increase sales and sinecures. Is there an efficient ce provider that still offers the old 2-3 credits per course?

Is this a popular website: PowerPak Pharmacist Library

 

[WorthlessOxygen]

I like Pharmacist's letter

 

[Rouelle]

If you want to pay, you can do INR Seminars or Institute for Brain Potential. Both offer 6-hr live webinars that you can run in the background. Sign your name in the roll call and get credit.

 

[projektreverb]

I personally used powerpak, pretty happy with it. They also had MTM specific courses for one of my state licenses. IL requires a separate sexual harassment CE I wasn’t able to do thru them.

 

[clarkbar]

I like Pharmacist's letter

How many choices for that are there? What is the cost?

 

[clarkbar]

I personally used powerpak, pretty happy with it. They also had MTM specific courses for one of my state licenses. IL requires a separate sexual harassment CE I wasn’t able to do thru them.

That sounds nice. What is the fee structure? What other courses like that are there. I would live critical care and ABX stewardship.

 

[WorthlessOxygen]

How many choices for that are there? What is the cost?

I think I pay $180 annually. They have tons of self study options and enough live CEs for me not to worry about any renewal requirements. Their live ones are mostly only one hour each though.

 

[projektreverb]

That sounds nice. What is the fee structure? What other courses like that are there. I would live critical care and ABX stewardship.

I believe I paid 40$ to get the amount of CEs I needed from them?

 

[clarkbar]

I think I pay $180 annually. They have tons of self study options and enough live CEs for me not to worry about any renewal requirements. Their live ones are mostly only one hour each though.

that's a lot of cash. others have said it is only 40 bucks.

 

[projektreverb]

that's a lot of cash. others have said it is only 40 bucks.

The distinction is my states don’t require live CEs.

 

[mike b]

https://www.medscape.org/pharmacists provides (non-efficient courses, but rather) a variety of courses in length from 0.25 credits/course to 1.25 credits/course.

 

[RxPreceptor]

Power pack is my main (good amount Live, non-live CEs, content is good, organized, easy to print format)
PL - tough to get ample amount of live CEs & time slots are sometimes problematic. Otherwise content is great, non live CEs a plenty

PTCE - honestly worst content wise for live CEs (most of the time, it’s as if the presenter is just casually talking about work and topics are usually waaaay too specific/extremely niche - problem being, not good, not practical for most viewers to learn about or be capable applying in non specialty settings)

I’m currently checking out free ce website specifically for Live CEs…might be worth the convenience as their calendars look pretty stacked with plenty of options. On the fence currently about shilling ~$100 for Live CEs. Anyone got feedback if the presentations are actually decent, worth paying attention to? Like honestly PTCE has set the bar extremely low as far as content practicality