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Every day, customers ask us the same question in several variations: What is the best Pediatric Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (PNP-PC) exam review? Why is your Qbank the top PNP-PC exam review? How does Rosh Review’s PNP-PC Qbank compare vs Fitzgerald Health Education Associates (FHEA), Barkley & Associates, BoardVitals…?

We understand the importance of the question. Now that the focus has been on self-directed learning since last year due to coronavirus (COVID-19), purchasing a Qbank for your certification exam costs more than money. Depending on the quality of the Qbank and the outcome of your exam results, it will save or cost you time. And time is the limited resource. Depending on when you’re taking your 2021 exam, you may still have plenty of time to choose a Qbank.

Let’s state the obvious: we sell Rosh Review Qbanks for PNP-PC exam review, and a Rosh Review Qbank might not be the best fit for you. BoardVitals or Exam Edge might be a better fit. In fact, you might not even need a Qbank and would benefit more from a Barkley live course, FHEA online course, or a do-it-yourself program. This article will discuss the key decision criteria that will help you answer your most important question: Which PNP-PC exam review is right for me?

Do You Really Need a Qbank?

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Some individuals do not use a Qbank for their exam preparation. Consider these questions if you think you may be able to forgo a Qbank:

Do you have the self-discipline to study on your own?
Do you like curating your own curriculum around the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board (PNCB) exam blueprint by reading journals and using review books, listening to podcasts, or finding free content on the web?
Can you make the content relatable enough without a Qbank to remember it out of context for questions on the real exam?
How much time can you invest in preparing, and how much time will you invest?
How much money can you invest in this tool?
Are you using this Qbank as your only exam preparation tool? Are you using it to supplement a live course, self-study, or another Qbank?

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As you answer these questions, consider the many options available to you along the spectrum of your investment of time and money, such as the following:

Live courses or “boot camps,” which offer peer-to-peer interaction and “force” you to make exam preparation a priority over a two- to four-day period (when there’s not a global pandemic). As a side benefit, you get to focus on studying with little distraction. Check out FHEA and Barkley & Associates.
CHOP Open-Access Medical Education, which offers quality content at no cost. As a side benefit, you can learn from your home, favorite coffee shop, or the beach on your time.

Picture yourself in each of these settings: Sitting at your desk, googling “duodenal atresia” on your computer as you self-study. Or, booking flights, flying to a popular city, spending two to four days in a conference room with your peers and some big screens (when there’s not a global pandemic). Or, watching lectures online and reviewing questions during a live course. Or, answering hundreds of curated questions from your smartphone between shifts or at a cafe. You might picture yourself in all three scenarios. You need to be ruthlessly honest with yourself about what is best for you as you consider these options.

If you believe you still need a PNP-PC Qbank, read on. If not, you can save time and click to another exam review article on the web.

Content, Content, Content

Now that you determined you need a Qbank, you have many options. You need selection criteria that provide the best outcome for you, not the marketer.

Hint: It’s all about the content.

High-quality content should be the primary decision criteria (nobody selects low-quality content, at least not intentionally). Your challenge begins here. Every Qbank company makes the claim of offering high-quality content in different forms such as “closest to the exam,” “meticulously crafted,” and “high yield.” What is the definition of high-quality content that suits your needs?

Every PNP-PC Qbank you consider should provide content around these building blocks:

Authored and peer-reviewed by NPs, faculty, and program directors.
Created to align with the PNCB format. There should be no “negatively phrased” questions, no “all of the following except,” no “A and B”…you know what we mean.
Addresses the right content and is well structured. These two basic criteria are imperative in order for a test question to be high quality.
Explains why an answer is correct or incorrect. Understanding why an answer choice is incorrect is just as important as knowing why it is correct

If the Qbank you are considering for your CPNP-PC exam does not meet these basic requirements, you should quickly eliminate it from your consideration.

Basic or Comprehensive Content

Fortunately, most PNP-PC Qbanks create questions around these building blocks, but that may not help you to make your selection. You need to dig deeper to determine which type of content works best for you by asking the following questions:

How strong are the distractors in the answers? The difficulty of a question is defined by the choice of distractors. Good distractors determine the difficulty level of a question.
How detailed are the explanations? Too much and you feel like you’re reading a medical journal. Too little and you’re not getting enough supporting content to learn the topic well.
Is there additional content to enhance your learning such as images, tables, video clips, teaching aids, or condensed bullet points? Are they memorable enough to stick with you on exam day?
Do they offer multiple paths to understand and solidify your knowledge of the topic with additional questions on the topic?
Do they offer multiple references and hyperlinks to those references if you want to dive deeper into the subject?

Again, you are in the best position to determine what you need from the content—something that just scratches the surface or something more comprehensive that provides multiple viewpoints. This is analogous to assessing a newborn using NRP criteria. Can you decide on the next steps in resuscitation for the newborn by considering only the clinical appearance or would more information such as vital signs be helpful? If you only need the clinical appearance, consider a basic PNP-PC Qbank. If you need the vital signs along with the clinical appearance, select a comprehensive PNP-PC Qbank that provides the context and reinforcement to gain a deeper understanding of each topic.

Where the Rubber Meets the Road

You’re making a big investment in time and money, which impacts your career, your patients, and your livelihood. The only way to assess the content is to experience it yourself. Sign up for a free trial for each Qbank that you are considering. Yes, you’ll probably get a few extra emails now that you shared your contact info, but the hassle of unsubscribing from the companies you don’t select will be outweighed by the confidence y