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Kaitlin Cobourne¹

¹Associate Dean of Nursing, School of Nursing, South College, Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania.

|March 1, 2023

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Nursing programs can improve NCLEX-RN pass rates by revising curricula and integrating clinical judgment. This study saw a 24% increase in first-time pass rates after implementing strategic changes.

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Healthcare Quality Assessment

Background:

NCLEX-RN first-time pass rates are a key indicator of prelicensure nursing program quality.
Recent years have seen a decline in NCLEX-RN pass rates nationally.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify and present strategies for enhancing NCLEX-RN pass rates.
To guide nursing programs in curriculum analysis and improvement.

Main Methods:

Implementation of curriculum revisions within an associate degree in nursing program.
Integration of a clinical judgment framework into the nursing curriculum.

Main Results:

A significant increase in first-time NCLEX-RN pass rates was achieved.
The program observed a 24% improvement in NCLEX pass rates.

Conclusions:

Proactive curriculum adjustments are essential for nursing programs to adapt to evolving NCLEX standards.
The strategies presented can help programs prepare students for the Next Generation NCLEX.