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How do I integrate an Online Registry Review program with an upcoming credentialing exam?
In the last blog, I opened a comparative discussion on Live vs. Online Registry Review preparatory strategies. The feedback we received was very gratifying, and welcome. Pegasus Lectures has never believed that “one size fits all”, especially with something so … Continue reading →