Help with CPNE

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Specializes in Private-duty and Hospice.

Just wanted to let everyone know that if you need prep for the CPNE, in my opinion the very

best out there is Sheri Taylor's workshop. I was amazed at how many little details I was leaving out until doing this, and I've been an LPN since 04. The reason I chose this one is because her 97% pass rate is pretty impressive considering the pass rate of first-time test takers is only 63%. Sheesh! I absolutely love it! It's been a life-saver for me. I also have studygroup101 notes as well as Lisa Arends notes, and they are really good, but have not benefitted me nearly as much as this workshop. Good luck everybody.

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

Moved to the Distant learning forum

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I find it odd that this is a first time post, and it's advertising a service....

Just my $0.02

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Specializes in Wound Care, LTC, Sub-Acute, Vents.
i find it odd that this is a first time post, and it's advertising a service....

just my $0.02

and the link provided (estoneglobal.infusion etc...) is not even the original one as it forwards you to the "real" website of sheri.

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When I clicked on the link I got a warning from my security program. Something is wrong here.

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Specializes in Private-duty and Hospice.

Wow! What an uproar over something so goofy. I am in no way affiliated with cpneworkshop other than I use their service. It just so happens that I get some $$ knocked off of my bill if someone signs up under my name. Regardless of that fact, I have used allnurses.com since I started with Excelsior and have gained a lot of valuable information on here. I've just never built an account until now. Didn't see the need. Throughout my entire journey with Excelsior and the countless resources I have used, to me, nothing has been nearly as beneficial as the workshop. I tell everyone the same thing whether I get a referral kick or not, the only difference is I posted my link on here.

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Specializes in med/surg, geriatrics, corrections.

Don't feel insulted. If you truly have followed allnurses since you started with Excelsior then you will understand that most of the posters here are VERY protective of each other. I have only been a member of this "family" for a short time but loyalty grows quickly. It just seems a little odd that you say you have followed allnurses but have never posted and when you finally do it's an affiliate link. One of the first rules you will notice is you can't put up anything for sale. An affiliate link is similar to selling, you are lucky a moderator hasn't pulled your post down yet.

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Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CEN, CPEN, TCRN.

Actually, I have removed the link to keep the thread in line with TOS. For anyone unfamiliar with the TOS of this website, I encourage you strongly to review it:

https://allnurses.com/terms-info.html

It's perfectly fine, however, to express opinions about which study materials you like for the EC exams, etc. We do this all the time ... just without making money from it. ;)

Sorry, your moderator (me!) is a little busy with the Army life right now. :D As you were!

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Thanks LunahRN for always keeping everyone in line! Enjoy the material on this site and always find a lot of great info. Onto Lifespan 2 for me!!

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