State Examination

Preparing for the exam. A month before SE in e-studies, the student has access to knowledge-testing topics.

Theoretical part 1 – Written (computerised) complex theoretical test. The proportion of the test result is 30% of the total estimate. The test covers 100 issues, the content of which consists of topics for general education and theoretical study courses in the nursing education programme. Each test question is evaluated by 1 point. Passed from 55%. Assessment in 10-point system. Practical Part 2 – An objectively structured clinical examination (OSCE) takes place in two parts. The percentage of the practical share is 70% (40%+30%) of the overall score. Part 1 (40% share) – The student solves one case of the situation. The set of situations includes patient care cases: I Patient situation in oral disease care, II Patient situation in surgical care, III Patient situation in childcare, IV Patient situation in mental illness care. Part 2 (30% share) is evaluated in the score system from 0 to 2. For the score of 0-2, reasonable scoring criteria in points that are converted into a 10-point system. Part 2 (30% share) – Emergency Health (CRR). The assessment is based on the generally accepted 10-point system. The overall assessment of the national test shall take place after a 10-point system, taking into account the results of the test and the two practical parts, on the basis of a calculation based on a formula determining the percentage significance of each part of the test. The formula for the score of the SE, in which the percentage of each part of the SE (a, b, c) is multiplied by the score of the relevant part in the points, and the amount of the figures obtained is divided by 100. (30 x a) + (40 x b) + (30 x c): 100