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1 Νοε 2019 · Standardized testing that predicts nursing student success accurately and identifies weak content areas has played a critical role in nursing education. Critics of such testing lament the harm of this type of testing, often misinterpreting common practices as well as overlooking all value.
- Item Types, Cognitive Demands, and Item Construction Errors
A sample of teacher-made K through 12th-grade-level tests (N...
- Board of Nursing Approval of Registered Nurse Education Programs
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- Testing Facilitates The Regulation of Subsequent Study Time
Experiment 1. Experiment 1 was conducted to determine how...
- HESI Testing—A History of Evidence-Based Research
This introduction provides a historical perspective of the...
- Eighth Validity Study
Increasingly, schools of nursing are administering a...
- Instituting Evidence-Based Changes to Improve First-Time Nclex-Rn Pass Rates
In 2009, the PA BON passed a resolution that mandated the...
- Impact of HESI Specialty Exams
Using an ex post facto, nonexperimental design, this, the...
- Repeated Retrieval During Learning is The Key to Long-Term Retention
The testing effect is one example of a desirable difficulty:...
- Item Types, Cognitive Demands, and Item Construction Errors
Diagnostic testing is the process adopted to locate and identify students’ areas of learning difficulties/weaknesses in a subject or skill and the cause. It implies a detailed study of learning weaknesses (Ketterlin-Geller & Yavanoff, 2009). It involves assessing components of underlying skills out of the context of the curriculum.
22 Ιαν 2024 · Discusses the process and importance of diagnostic testing in identifying specific learning gaps, the use of standardized and teacher-made tests, and the significance of this testing in planning and implementing effective instructional strategies.
1 Νοε 2013 · Diagnostic assessment enables teachers to make inferences about learners’ strengths and weaknesses in the skills being taught. Teachers may provide students with diagnostic feedback to make...
1 Μαΐ 2021 · Strengthening instruction on the diagnostic process in the didactic and clinical nursing curriculum will better prepare nurses to participate on the diagnostic team, and ultimately achieve better diagnostic outcomes for patients.
In this paper, we review the history and current state of diag-nostic education in pre-licensure registered nurse preparation, introduce inter-professional individual- and team-based competencies to improve diagnostic Diagnostic error Nursing. safety, and discuss the next steps for nursing education.
Eight clinical scenarios were designed to assess student clinical competencies on six EPAs: gathering the history and performing the physical exam; prioritizing the differential diagnosis; recommending and interpreting diagnostic screening tests; entering and discussing orders; documenting the encounter; presenting the clinical encounter
