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The Rosh Review blog provides study and exam prep tips, podcasts, and more for physicians, NPs, PAs, residents, and students. Below you’ll find a list of the blog posts that highlight Certified Emergency Nurse. Take a look and learn something new.

Rosh Review Discounts, Promo Codes, and Coupons for 2022
January 6, 2022  • 

“Can I get a Rosh Review discount?” This is a common question…with an uncommon answer:  maybe. Most of the available discounts are for the graduate medical education, physician assistant, and nurse practitioner programs that use Rosh Review to help their residents and students succeed. We’re passionate about aligning with organizations that want to elevate their read more…

Announcement: A Step into the Future of Medical Education
November 9, 2021  • 

I recently returned from a medical education conference and spoke to many residents and attendings who were preparing to take their certification or board exam. One question I was repeatedly asked was: “What is your pass rate?” This seems like a reasonable question, right? But it drives me crazy. Not because someone is curious about statistics, but because some companies actually publish “pass rates.” Companies that publish pass rates are misleading you. It is that simple.

Board Review Course Pass Rates Are Bogus. Here’s Why.
August 15, 2021  • 

I recently returned from a medical education conference and spoke to many residents and attendings who were preparing to take their certification or board exam. One question I was repeatedly asked was: “What is your pass rate?” This seems like a reasonable question, right? But it drives me crazy. Not because someone is curious about statistics, but because some companies actually publish “pass rates.” Companies that publish pass rates are misleading you. It is that simple.