HOW TO STUDY FOR PANRE-LA

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[rueffjam]

Thanks John. Appreciate the informative video

[mariamaziz]

Thanks this is super informative! Really appreciate it!

[kimo]

I want to give you props for explaining the logic behind the new test, but you speak quickly, I can never understand you. At your live lectures, I always felt like I missed 1/2 of what you said because you speak so fast. I know it's because you are covering a lot of material in a short time, but it's not helpful if I can't understand your mnemonics and quick tips! But thanks for your work in helping us pass exams. Your example of the Venous state: DSH. I didn't understand a single word you said. Don't be angry, just being honest with you.

[justinnoreaster]

I attended your PANRE review course before and it was great and super helpful. I respectfully do NOT agree that Dawn Morton-Rias "elevated the PA profession." Her own words when she was challenged on some controversial things NCCPA was responsible for was, [we are a certification and certification maintenance body, only, and that is all]. Though those words were said, given so many other things said in contrary, and all other things NCCPA has done/does, it's clearly not true. The language "protecting the public" also should never be used by NCCPA and is very clear that it is an unscientific, unproven, misleading thing to tell the public and therefore even unethical to continue to use that language. Protecting the public is up to the state boards of medicine and state PA-run boards, NOT the NCCPA. The AAPA supports this as well.