AudioDigest

The lectures are usually well done in most cases for pediatric topics. I have listened to a few lectures this year with poor audio quality, but that is typically not an issue. The app however has been problematic overall. The tracking system for showing you your completed lectures has been inaccurate. There are scrolling issues making it impossible at times to complete the pre/post tests. The app has been freezing and more frequently just shutting itself down. I hope there are app fixes coming soon or I will likely not be renewing, which is too bad because it’s a great way to complete cme on your drive to work.

Is it too late? Long time listener here. Each year Audiodigest gets more expensive, the app gets worse, the content is less consistently good... how did what I thought was the gold standard in continuing education to improve practice, become a money grab? Why is it that If you call the company someone will answer immediately to help you sign you up, but the app doesn’t work and the content doesn’t meet standards? I wish they’d look at audible’s app and make it more like that. Like others commented, the locked screen shouldn’t have an arrow to skip to the next lecture, it should have a back 10-30 seconds button for when you miss something. Also, why can’t the app pair with my Bluetooth headphones?? I’m really disappointed at the thought that this might be the end of a great company.

I’m really finding this to be much more user friendly than the old app. I really like how easy it is to track and and submit your CME on this. Currently I have the Internal Medicine Gold Subscription, but once I get my next bolus of CME money I plan on upgrading to the Platinum so I can listen to the IM Board Review content, and other subspecialties. It’s user friendly enough that I’m blowing through the content pretty quickly (listen to it when I’m walking / gardening / doing chores). Also like the written summaries, as if you’re listening while multitasking or if you’re a visual learner it helps to reinforce the lectures.