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1School of Nursing, Baton Rouge General Medical Center, Baton Rouge, LA 70806, USA. sherri.ellis@brgeneral.org
Abstract:
A program evaluation was conducted to determine if requiring higher scores on critical thinking components of the Nurse Entrance Test would have a positive effect on the percentage of students that could be retained in a diploma nursing program. The program evaluation revealed that using the Nurse Entrance Test as a tool for admissions screening, specifically portions of the examination that predict critical thinking, was effective in helping to predict success through level I nursing courses.
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