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Increasing nurse certification rates using a multimodal approach.

Susan M Ciurzynski¹, Tara M Serwetnyk

¹Author Affiliations: Associate Professor of Clinical Nursing, University of Rochester School of Nursing, and Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist (Dr Ciurzynski), Golisano Children's Hospital/UR Medicine; and Nurse Educator (Ms Serwetnyk), UR Medicine, Rochester, New York.

The Journal of Nursing Administration

|March 25, 2015

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Specialty nursing certification benefits nurses, patients, and hospitals. This article details a medical center

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Healthcare Quality Improvement
Pediatric Nursing

Background:

Specialty nursing certification offers advantages for nurses, patients, and healthcare systems.
Barriers to certification can hinder nurses and impact organizational certification rates.
Increasing nursing specialty certification is a goal for many healthcare organizations.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the process and outcomes of a multimodal plan.
To support nurses pursuing specialty certification in pediatric nursing.
To identify strategies for increasing nursing certification rates.

Main Methods:

Implementation of a multimodal support plan.
Focus on preparing nurses for pediatric specialty certification exams.
Data collection on plan outcomes and nurse participation.

Main Results:

The multimodal plan facilitated nurse preparation for certification.
Outcomes demonstrated the effectiveness of the support strategies.
Insights gained into overcoming barriers to specialty certification.

Conclusions:

A structured, multimodal approach can successfully prepare and support nurses for specialty certification.
Investing in certification support enhances nursing staff qualifications.
This model can be adapted by other institutions to boost pediatric nursing certification.