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Increased remediation time for nursing students who did not meet benchmark scores on standardized exams led to improved second-attempt scores. Alumni found remediation more helpful than current students, highlighting the need for effective strategies.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Health Professions Education
Program Evaluation

Background:

A public university's nursing program expanded its standardized examination protocol in Spring 2020.
The expansion included more specialty exams, mandatory remediation, and retesting for underperforming students.
This study focused on evaluating the effectiveness of the remediation component.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate a remediation-focused program for nursing students undergoing standardized examinations.
To analyze the impact of remediation on student performance.
To identify student perspectives on remediation barriers and helpful strategies.

Main Methods:

A mixed-methods research design was employed.
Quantitative data included aggregated, deidentified Health Education Systems, Inc. (HESI) specialty examination scores (n = 907).
Qualitative data were gathered through a Qualtrics survey of nursing students and recent alumni (n = 70).

Main Results:

Students with higher remediation time requirements showed greater score improvements on second attempts.
Alumni reported significantly higher satisfaction with remediation helpfulness compared to current students (p = .029).
Key themes identified included remediation barriers, effective strategies, and motivating policies, enriching quantitative findings.

Conclusions:

Recommendations are provided for optimizing standardized examination remediation strategies.
Policy suggestions are offered to enhance the effectiveness of remediation programs in nursing education.
The findings underscore the importance of tailored remediation approaches for student success.