Failure to recall facts, loss of motivation, waste of resources, and ultimately a significant deterioration in the chances of passing the CPHQ exam are some potential problems of a prolonged exam preparation period. Planning a relatively short but effective period to prepare for the exam will better serve candidates.
The CPHQ Tutor modular approach is a novel, customer-centric and cost-effective solution to CPHQ exam preparation.
CPHQ candidates now have a choice of options when getting ready for the CPHQ exam. In order to get the most valuable advice about the approach that best suits their situation, candidates should have some basic information on hand.
The October 2013 iteration of the CPHQ Candidate Examination Handbook contained no changes to the CPHQ exam content outline.
No minimum education or experience is required to take the CPHQ examination.
When preparing for the CPHQ exam, three things that build on one another are required: basic knowledge in healthcare quality and healthcare quality management, the skills to apply this knowledge, and good study and exam techniques.
A problem-based approach to CPHQ exam preparation is more compatible with adult learning concepts compared to other learning approaches, and, according to the best available evidence, far superior in helping candidates pass the CPHQ examination.
Although many CPHQ exam preparation courses are available, only a small proportion have attributes that improve candidates’ chances of exam success. In this article, we discuss the desirable (and less desirable) characteristics of a CPHQ exam preparation course.
Attempting quizzes frequently is superior to traditional study techniques in preparing individuals for the CPHQ exam.
In preparing for the CPHQ exam, the amount of value afforded by selected books depends on the candidate’s proficiency in healthcare quality management.
