crni01

I am very familiar with Infusion Knowledge and there isnt a better company out there teaching all aspects of infusion therapy. Those instructors are experts in so many areas of IV education. I attended many classes and I can tell you from my personal experience, they are thorough and can answer just about any question about this stuff because all of them still work in the field, unlike some others who are strictly academic and they have been doing this for ages all over the USA.

hi, anyone have any suggestions on how to pass stats?? i need it for a prerequisite for twu, dallas rn-msn program, and am scared to death of it. has anyone ever heard of "stats for dummys" or "stats made incredibly easy" ?? has anyone taken it online and how was it that way?? any and all suggestions will be appreciated.

Hi, I am working on acceptance in the RN-BSN at TWU Dallas for the spring. Please tell me what helped any of you to pass statistics. I must get that out of the way as prerequisite for TWU. I am horrible at math. scared to death of it. Wet my pants nervous about it. what has worked for you all??

Hi, I know of the class you speak of. Kaye Coulter is one of the MOST knowledgeable infusion educators I have ever met. I know her personally and she has tremendous knowledge base based on real hospital experience. Not just academia. She has been teaching this specialty for a very long time and is very well repected by her peers. She has given presentations nationwide and has taught in the central Florida area extensively. Attending her classes will be some of the best money you have ever spent. She will hold you spellbound in lecture and amaze you with her clinical knowledge.