Using Interviews to Predict the Success of Teacher‐education Students

This paper describes an innovative program to enhance access to the Bachelor of Nursing (BN) in theform of a nursing entrance test (NET). Discussion will focus on the NET as the meansfor enhancing access and retention. The results of a recent evaluation of the NET are discussed and used to demonstrate that the NET is an effective tool for the provision of access and retention in the Bachelor of Nursing for students who do not meet standard entry criteria.

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Enhancing access to and retention in the Bachelor of Nursing: a successful alternative

Dixon

Webb

Malfroy

2001

Contemporary Nurse

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Using Interviews to Predict the Success of Teacher‐education Students

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Enhancing access to and retention in the Bachelor of Nursing: a successful alternative

Enhancing access to and retention in the Bachelor of Nursing: a successful alternative

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