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    Background:

    • The concepts of replication and reproducibility are vital for building a strong evidence base in nursing education.
    • These critical concepts have been underrepresented in the existing nursing education literature.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To explore the concepts of study replication and reproducibility in depth within the context of nursing education.
    • To encourage nursing education researchers to prioritize and implement design choices that enhance replicability and reproducibility.

    Main Methods:

    • Conceptual exploration of replication and reproducibility in research.
    • Discussion of practical considerations for researchers in nursing education.

    Main Results:

    • Identified a lack of attention to replication and reproducibility in nursing education scholarship.
    • Provided guidance for researchers on improving study design for enhanced replicability.

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    • Emphasizes the importance of replication and reproducibility for the rigor of nursing education research.
    • Advocates for intentional design choices to ensure study findings are both replicable and reproducible.