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  1. I just completed my NI exam and passed!!!!!!Woohooo!!! For those who are planning on taking the exam, I highly recommend taking the Informatics Nursing Study Group by Marisa L. Wilson DNSc, MHSc, RN-BC. It's an 8 week course, but definitely worth the time. In addition, I recommend purchasing the 150 sample exam that ANCC provides. I learned a lot from it and gave me the opportunity to practice on my test taking skills. Good Luck!!
  2. I completely agree and felt the same way when I reached half way of the exam. "Crap, where's the content that I studied?" And yes, the narrative review was annoyingly scattered and confusing. I'm taking the test in November because the study group call lectures lasts for 8 weeks (1 conference call /weekly). I guess I can go by the program handbook supplied. Is this what you did? In any case, thanks for responding and thanks for shedding some light at the end of this ANCC exam tunnel. Oh, and thank you for the tip about the freebie.
  3. Congratulations! I just got back from taking the exam and unfortunately for me, I didn't pass as I scored 340. Like you, I used the 10 modules narrative review. I feel that the narrative review did not cover most of the questions in the exam. The review included a great deal of informative and valuable information but did not necessarily and directly reflect relevancy in the exam. I'm pretty bummed about not passing and still trying to shrug it off. My next step is to join the ANCC study group in September and retake the exam in November.

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