Chest Pain

Tom RaderStaff - June 2, 2021

PIC OF HEART ATTACK When we hear the words “I’m having chest pain” or “my chest hurts” we immediately think of a heart attack. There are many reasons
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Isn’t there a video available here either? This is should be one of the most in-depth areas of the course yet even the text is shorter than a blog post. Is this due to legal concerns? I also find that the referring to the text in between videos doesn’t help learning. It depends on everyone’s learning style but video seems to stay with people in comparison to text. Even the text between videos could be produced as a powerpoint with voice-over audio as opposed to having to memorize bits by reading then seeing some demonstrations and then getting back to the text again. The instructors are clearly very experienced – something that isn’t captured by the short text we see between videos and as part as some lessons.