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Nursing faculty are largely unaware of students accessing test banks, raising concerns about academic integrity and accurate knowledge assessment in nursing education. Improving test bank security is crucial for fair evaluation.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Education
- Academic Integrity
Background:
- Nursing schools utilize multiple-choice questions for licensure preparation.
- Student access to test banks compromises accurate assessment of nursing knowledge and judgment.
Purpose of the Study:
- To understand nursing faculty's awareness of test bank security issues.
- To assess publisher awareness and vendor reasons for supplying test banks to students.
Main Methods:
- Exploratory study design.
- Investigated faculty knowledge, publisher awareness, and vendor practices regarding test banks.
Main Results:
- Most nursing faculty were unaware of students' access to test banks.
- While test banks are not used verbatim, security is a recognized concern.
- Publishers and vendors' roles in test bank distribution were examined.
Conclusions:
- Increase faculty awareness regarding student access to test banks.
- Encourage educators to develop unique assessment items.
- Enhance security measures for all nursing examinations.
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