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I am almost done with a course that was put together by the credentialing organization. Now that I am almost done, I have gathered my notes on the course inconsistencies and incorrect answers to submit my comments to them so this doesn't happen to the next student. I would like to hear the coders' and students' thoughts on this. Doesn't someone take the entire course and fix/correct BEFORE it is offered as a course?
Oh, I feel so much better! I have found at least a dozen major mistakes and emailed them as soon as I came across them. It would be helpful if they gave us a list of errata ------ before we start the chapter.....now at (almost) the end of the course, I'm stressing more about it. Thanks for your reply. I'll see if can find info on the website about corrections.
I agree with you on typos; I didn't point them out; stint, etracannabinoid, calces, osteomeatal complex. I was emailing in corrections about
Qualitative vs quantitative, for example, which were incorrect in reading material vs CPT book; that's a major mistake.
I pointed them out because, as you say, "It is fine to report errors that truly hamper your learning." They were......