What attendees have said about courses given by Drs. Cross and Walkley
“Without reservation, I would recommend this course to my colleagues…a truly good way to recharge the batteries. It was an outstanding educational experience taught by two excellent teachers of medicine.”
“Fantastic course… Focused, current, and easy to get through.”
“The course helped consolidate material and narrowed my focus to what was important…”
“The best investment I made in the last 10 years. The course helped me concentrate on difficult-to-remember academic questions. It also made me feel secure that I did not miss any changes in guidelines.”
“…the speakers are awesome. I have been recommending it to everybody.”
“As a physician who tends to attend regular updates, for me the course highlighted the key guideline changes that have occurred since I last did an extensive medical review.”
“I love the no-nonsense approach to get to the core of the matter!”
“…I had to relearn medicine over again as there were many new things I was not aware of, subtle changes in treatment guidelines, big changes in treatment guidelines…”
“I was able to educate a patient better in latest medical management.”
“I teach Residents and Students and the well-organized manner in which the material is conveyed has helped me to teach better differential diagnosis.”
“It was excellent, entertaining and relevant.”
“Outstanding course. I've already recommended it to my colleagues… I'll do this course again if Tommy and Candace are still willing and able!”
“Keep your sense of humor. It helps. :)!”
“It was a great educational opportunity, great overall review. I think one should do that every 5 years for a review of medicine”
“…The speakers were excellent, they never lost our attention.”
“In my past "live course" experiences, each topic is presented by a different presenter. If you have a presenter that is "dry," it makes you lose contact with the presentation and thus the information needed to learn. I found the consistency of two GREAT presenters to be the most beneficial aspect of the program.”