Practitioners Books

If you went to an accredited WHNP program, you could write a book that is much better than this one. The company does not give any information about who is writing the book and why they are qualified.
WHNP candidates don't need a review of a SOAP note, we learned that in nursing school, we need a book that a) brings to mind the materials that we might not use daily and b) knows medications (and spells them correctly) that we need to prescribe once we've assessed and diagnosed a patient.

Also, the stapled paperback book was NOT worth $50...

While this book contains brief descriptions of clinical findings and treatments for many of the common illnesses seen in adults, it is poorly edited and full of errors that could make a great difference in your clinical practice. For example, cranial nerve I is checked with the Snellen chart - I don't think so! I would be fearful of basing my practice on this book since you could never be totally sure if you are following the appropriate practice or making an error because of a typo.

A number of the practice guidelines in this book are outdated and do not conform to current practice guidelines.

While this book contains brief descriptions of clinical findings and treatments for many of the common illnesses seen in adults, it is poorly edited and full of errors that could make a great difference in your clinical practice. For example, cranial nerve I is checked with the Snellen chart - I don't think so! I would be fearful of basing my practice on this book since you could never be totally sure if you are following the appropriate practice or making an error because of a typo.

I was very disappointed when I got this book. There are so many mistakes in this book. It is useless!I would not waste my money. Buy the Barbara Todd book instead.

This is not a Nurse Practitioner Review Book. The book is a RN certification review book. The book was unbelievable, there were questions on sterilizing hypodermic needles and checking them for burrs. No disposables? My favorate question reads: A needle that was used to draw blood should be rinsed immediately after use in: A) disinfectant B) hot water C) cold water D) hot soapy water. I called the company to report many errors. They do not know the difference between an ARNP and RN-C nor do they care. They said they write 100's of different kinds of review courses and are not concerned with the technical issues. There are no nurses on staff- Need I say more.

I purchased this product because it was advertised as a comprehensive audio course to become a "certified homeopathy practitioner". It was not as it was advertised: It was not comprehensive. It contains 4 CDs: one has MS word documents and PDF files; the other three are audio. The documents, both the Word and the PDF formats had serious typos; in some cases it was nearly impossible to determine what was supposed to be said. Even the names of some of the homeopathic remedies were spelled wrong.
The audio CDs were short (about 30 minutes each); nearly 1 1/2 CDs discussed the remedies that were on the Word or PDF files. There was a lot of overlap.
What came with the CD set was a small slip of paper saying that to be certified as a "homeopathy practitioner," all you needed to do was send $25 with a 3-page essay about your goals of your future occupation, why you want to practice it, and your approach to ethical consideration. The certification was to come from Ronald Reagan University (at the same address as the publisher and author).
I am a Naturopathic Doctor specializing in Classical Homeopathy--I know what homeopathy is all about. My recommendation is that you save your money and look elsewhere for something more professional that will teach you what you need to learn to be a true certified homeopathic health professional. There are other audio courses from long-standing homeopathic universities. If you are a beginner and want to begin your understanding of homeopathy, consider a book by Ullman, Kent or Hahnemann; these authors are able to impart information in an understandable way without major typos and mispelled remedies.
Best wishes...

In a word.... this book is superficial. It should be called a pamphlet, not a book, with only 25 pages and is not worth the list price of $25.00. It is well written but very basic in nature. It took 20 minutes to read and did not include much meat. Use the search capabilities of the Internet and you will learn much more for free than this book gives. I also bought "The Homeowners Association Manual (Homeowners Association Manual)(5th Edition)" and it is an excellent book.

The book is not presenting the right picture of the Indian and pakisthani cusines.

A book can do justice to the Indian food only if it carries recipes according to the different regions of India...As India is so vast with different cultures and cuisines only a book with different regional Indian food could appeal.

This book just collectes a lot of IT business words together. It's sub title, Business strategies for e-commerce, is not even touched. Just read the general technical chapter on one of your ISP's pages and you will find the same information. If you need a clarification of an abreviation, just go to the Microsoft WEB site or use a search engine.

This book is painfully dry

The questions do not correlate with review books put out by several well-known course reviewers. Too much info on each card - and no references. Flash cards should be quick to answer and read - one fact - not 10 in very small type.
Content of cards does not include disease management based on national guidelines and organized by system. Mostly Patho, Pharm, Immunology, and Pediatrics. Too much to pay for this product. I will not use them to study for the exam.