Where can I find CE?

[Star30z]

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I'm on APPE at a hospital, my preceptor asked me to find a CE on Heart Failure that I can present to the pharmacists so they can then get credit. I found something on medscape but not sure if it's for pharmacists bc it says "physician's"

What's a dependable website to pull a CE from? :

 

[R xxx]

Maybe try powerpak.com

 

[npage148]

That's a really weird request from a preceptor. Try pharmacistsletter.com

 

[358265]

That's a really weird request from a preceptor. Try pharmacistsletter.com

Yeah, that is a very weird request. What/where is the learning incentive? 😕

 

[WVUPharm2007]

I'm a fan of freece.com

 

[MackandBlues]

Do they mean for you to create your own CE? I would ask for clarification.

 

[npage148]

Then it's not a true ce with credit, just a hacked up presentation by a lower level pharm student

 

[Sparda29]

Yeah, that is a very weird request. What/where is the learning incentive? 😕

I actually learned a lot by going through the different ces and answering them, pharmacists benefitted because easy ce credits for them without doing any work. One pharmacist I worked with actually complained to the dop at that place because apparently it is unethical for the pharmacists to have an intern answer the questions for them.

 

[Star30z]

That's a really weird request from a preceptor. Try pharmacistsletter.com

This is a very weird APPE. It's a hospital. I've never meet a dop or clinical RPh so scatter brained as these two. Unfortunately it's a waste of my time. The CE she is asking me to find is one that is specific for heart failure and it will be for the staff pharm