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1. Professionals in the healthcare industry who are seeking validation as a group practitioner.
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Hello my name is Haley I'm currently in Georgetown Spiel man nurse practitioner program the online version 2 point 0, and I just wanted to give some thoughts I wouldn't call it advise because well everyone is different but maybe just some comfort or something, so this is about study group so you first you know do a couple of the Adobe Connect meetings before you start the program I guess sort of an orientation, and you can contact some people through email and venting the program advisors teachers whatever and then as soon as you start the student support starts talking about study groups, or you can join a group, or it's all very weird because it looks like Facebook, but I're all nurses and add add add, so you fill out a form you put the name of your study group members on it, I started a social group for path blah blah blah and people joined it, and then I ask them if they want to join a study group, so it's kind of like a roundabout way of doing it but um I invited them to the first couple study groups we got together, and it is true that is more of a social network versus like didactic information however we did go over I mean you and Emmett ably go over things like that, and I think people that I talk about this program with that are in the program that's my dog ah they don't get like one best friends with my classmates, and it's like oh my god I'm better than like two like then one lives in Midwest ones to or in the Midwest the one is outside of Washington um they're all over the place that like we're like besties so don't let anyone question let you make you question that it's all I'm saying, so I'm in a long tangent, but some study groups are meant for studying of course there you go through you can bring in a PowerPoint, or you can bring in the practice path questions or whatever um that you want and you kind of go over it people can leave whenever they want we did ours at nighttime some people have kids I don't, but I know can meet anytime really um except for when I'm working unfortunately my run this job so no it's awesome but so yeah format a group you have questions about ask your students support person um, and I'm looking at the time some want to bore you, but I just want everyone to know how I awesome they can be like even our professor was like I love this class, and it was because we're all in a study group so in class we were able to communicate with each other and talk with each other, and we weren't afraid to be wrong, and we weren't afraid or embarrassed we kind of shared all of our experiences and kind of added on to the study group, so it's like you got like wearing up getting six hours a week with each other and just learning so much and then applying that to our class then our practice, so I don't know how else to say it, but it was a pretty great and from what our advisors say this happens every semester, so it's with different people or some of the same some different, so I am looking forward to that and to me that...

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