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The Impact of Emergency Remote Learning during the COVID-19 Pandemic on Student Learning Outcomes in an Associate Degree in Nursing Program: A Retrospective Study using Secondary Data Analysis
… study. This exploratory, retrospective study examined the impact of emergency remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic on three nursing student learning outcomes: (1) completing the program within the published time, (2) achieving a proficient ATI Comprehensive Predictor Assessment score, and …
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A Phenomenological Study to Describe the Pursuit of a Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing by Associate Degree Registered Nurses
<p>An associate degree in nursing is obtained in the community college setting and is designed to be completed in 2 years of full-time study. Approximately 70% of practicing registered nurses (RNs) are educated at the associate degree or diploma (vocational training) level with only 15% moving on …
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Evaluation of a Successful High Risk Nursing Student Assistance Program: One ADN Program's Journey
<p>A college education is, for many in America, part and parcel of the American Dream, and is certainly achievable. For countless reasons, students may enroll at community colleges underprepared, unprepared, anxious, and destined for a high risk of failure. Although community colleges are higher …
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Educational journeys of Hispanic women in nursing
<p>Hispanics continue to be the fastest growing minority population in the Nation. According to U.S. Census Bureau (2011; 2008)., the Hispanic or Latino population was 16.3 percent in 2010 and is projected to be over 30 percent in 2050. However, only 3.6% of the RN population is Hispanic indicating …
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A Comparison Of Traditional Face-To-Face And Hybrid Pediatrics and Obstetrical Nursing Courses
Distance learning is rapidly spreading across various institutions as a main methodology in the delivery of curriculum. As schools of nursing are faced with mandates to increase enrollment to meet the demands of the nursing shortage with limited resources (financial and human capital) some …
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Critical Thinking in Associate Degree Nursing Education
<p><em>Problem.</em> This study sought to investigate the level of critical thinking (CT) of the associate degree in nursing (ADN) students and the relationship of CT and clinical judgment (CJ) with selected pre-admission and exit variables.</p> <p><em> Method.</em> A convenience sample of 112 ADN …
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A Comparative Analysis of the Characteristics of Males and Females Who Select Nursing as a Profession
The purpose of this study was to examine if there were any changes over the last 33 years in factors that influence career choices of males and females who become registered nurses. A structured self-report survey including 33 fixed alternative and short response questions, patterned from studies …
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Navigating the Rules of Clinical Practicum Work: An Interpretive Study of the Experiences of Associate Degree Nursing Students
Responding to changes in technology, economics, and the demographics of society, nurse leaders incorporate new ideas and systems into clinical practice. Nurse educators are challenged to adopt these ideas and systems and make them part of the nursing curriculum. Educators develop tools and …
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Quality Remediation Programs Lead to Successful Learning
Background: The mission of nursing programs is to prepare as many students as possible to pass the first-time attempt on the National Council Licensure Examination-RN (NCLEX-RN®). If a school’s first-time pass rate drops below 80%, the school is at risk of being closed by the State Board of …
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A Survey of Teaching Strategies Used in California Community College Nursing Programs to Foster Critical Thinking
This study explicated critical thinking teaching strategies being utilized by California Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) faculty, and their perceived effectiveness, to serve as a model for faculties in nursing and other disciplines. Questions addressed by the study included not only teaching …