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No. 10
Old Mar 19, 2009, 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by JanetCCURN View Post
...its relating the info once its learned that really helps.
That's where I'm at right now; I think if I read one more printed word my head will burst! I've been studying my butt off for the last 5-6 weeks (as soon as I found out about my new job). I'm just ready to start taking care of patients so everything can really soak in!
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No. 11
from DNPstudent
Old Mar 21, 2009, 11:05 PM

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I did it 3 years ago...all I remember was it was boring...
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No. 12
Old Mar 30, 2009, 05:40 AM

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I started out on the ECCO program a long time ago and left that facility and went to one that had live learning/classroom. I prefer the classroom setting.

I ask alot of questions and I HATED that the ECCO program consisted mainly computer and bedside. IF i had a question I had to wait for a reply via email from the CNS or hopefully I would get a patient on that module.

Even when I went back to school--I took some online course--but didnt care for it. I prefer the classroom setting. I looooove computers but my prefered method of learning is teacher vs student or vice versa
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No. 13
Old Mar 30, 2009, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Chica_bella813 View Post
I started out on the ECCO program a long time ago and left that facility and went to one that had live learning/classroom. I prefer the classroom setting.

I ask alot of questions and I HATED that the ECCO program consisted mainly computer and bedside. IF i had a question I had to wait for a reply via email from the CNS or hopefully I would get a patient on that module.

Even when I went back to school--I took some online course--but didnt care for it. I prefer the classroom setting. I looooove computers but my prefered method of learning is teacher vs student or vice versa


I agree that only doing ECCO may be a little dry. The best combination would be a hospital orientation that incorporates ECCO and classroom lectures into 12 week orientation, before you even begin working with a preceptor on the floor.
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No. 14
from GucciRN22
Old Apr 01, 2009, 09:42 PM

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Yep, the new Critical Care RNs at my hospital have to do ECCO. I don't think the older RNs had to though, since they'd already been doing it for forever. I didn't mind it cause I got to work while I did it, but I couldn't get off orientation until I finished it. The only thing is....it's a looooooooonnnnnnnnngggg time to look at a computer screen!
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