The High-Yield Blog

NAPLEX pass rates have high stakes for both students and institutions.  Our faculty consider what is impacting pass rates and how to prepare students for success on the licensure exam. 

 Healthcare is a calling.  Jennifer Hopper, FNP and Editorial Team Member, shares her "Why" and her experience as a former student of Dr. Busti's.

To prepare for the BCEMP exam, you must focus on thinking and practicing in the emergency department setting because it is different from many others.

The effectiveness of healthcare education impacts students' future patients.  Can the flipped classroom model produce better learning outcomes in healthcare education settings? 

NP Influencer and Educator Courtney DuBois discusses pharmacology and how NPs can prepare for prescriptive authority and licensure exams.  

The new AACN Essentials have set out to transform the future of NP Education.  Educators and students alike are wondering what they can expect and how to prepare. 

You've probably heard of becoming board certified as a pharmacist. What you might not know is why becoming board certified is worth doing or how it can help your career.

The NAPLEX exam is the final hurdle standing between you and your pharmacy career. Knowing what to expect and how to properly prepare is an essential first step to tackling the NAPLEX exam.

 

The healthcare system has many moving parts. Interprofessional collaboration (IPC), the teamwork of two or more health professionals from different disciplines, is commonly known as a proactive approach to ensuring efficient use of the healthcare system by patients. 

Dr. Busti and NP Student Magazine explore the question: Why do most new NPs have natural anxiety around prescribing?

Here at High-Yield Med Reviews, we put a lot of emphasis on knowledge transfer. 

You may be asking yourself, what is knowledge transfer and why is it important? 

Madeline Acquilano, PharmD, BCPS shares her experience preparing for and passing the difficult BCPS Exam.  

Just how important are biostatistics and clinical literature to my exam?

The short answer is, very important. In fact, without proper preparation in these areas, you will not pass your BPS exam.  

There are significant differences between reviews for clinical practice and board exam preparation.

What sets these programs apart?

The BPS Exams have a tough reputation and daunting pass rates. It will take hard work and dedication to earn that credential.

Worried? Don't be! There are concrete steps you can take now to prepare to pass and ultimately elevate your level of care. 

Welcome to the High-Yield Blog. I'm Dr. Anthony Busti and I want to tell you what you can expect to find here on our blog. I hope it will be a place where we can provide value and content that will urge us on towards being better students and better test-takers but most importantly better health care providers.