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I am so grateful that I stumbled across your videos. I find them to be very informative, well organized and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I look forward to your weekly video.

Thanks! There is a gear icon on the bottom right of the screen. You can slow down the video to 3/4 or 1/2 speed - hopefully that is helpful!

You are so welcome! Thank you!

You are correct. Always advocate for yourself in healthcare.

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Glad it was helpful!

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Thanks!

Hang in there!

When you say tips, do you mean cheat sheets? Is there something specific you are looking for? Or, are you looking to share the videos?

Hm, that's a great question. I think in general clinical practice, most clinicians wait until someone is feeling better to vaccinate in case of a reaction, whether that worsens the exacerbation symptoms or introduces new symptoms that we won't necessarily be able to differentiate between the vaccine effect and the illness effect. But in terms of the evidence, I don't know if it affects the efficacy of the vaccine, so personally, I just wait until they're feeling better.

Check out our site. Our courses come with awesome cheat sheets and algorithms. We are also updating Digital Binder with primary care cheat sheets. www.realworldnp.com/labs

lol thank you!

True, but I have gotten better since I made this! In the future, you can always click on the gear icon below the video and slow the video down to a slower speed - it helps!

Thanks, Diane. The later videos are where I've really worked on speed. In the meantime, you DO have access to a way to slow down the video yourself to a speed that you desire - on the bottom of the video is an icon that looks like a gear. Click on it and choose your own speed that works best for you.

I know and apologize and am working on my speed. If it helps you can slow the speed of each video under settings.

The newer videos have changed a lot as I have worked on this - for these videos, there is a gear symbol at the bottom right of the video, click on it, and you can slow down the speed of the video. Thanks!

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If you click the wrench under the video you can adjust the playback speed to your preference. Hope this helps.

Sorry about that..If you click the wrench under the video you can adjust the playback speed to your preference. Hope this helps.