English Language Learners and RHIT/RHIA Exam Success

While the survey respondent pool was small, results highlight a potential need to consider accommodations for ELL RHIT/RHIA test takers, including extra time on the exam or translation options. In addition, additional preparation could be provided for ELL students and graduates to support their success.

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Advances in Health Information Science and Practice
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.63116/yktq6603
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EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning
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English Language Learners and RHIT/RHIA Exam Success

Jennifer Lynn Peterson, Sandra Brightwell, Bella Ogurek
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English Language Learners and RHIT/RHIA Exam Success

Jennifer Lynn Peterson, Sandra Brightwell, Bella Ogurek
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Abstract

While the survey respondent pool was small, results highlight a potential need to consider accommodations for ELL RHIT/RHIA test takers, including extra time on the exam or translation options. In addition, additional preparation could be provided for ELL students and graduates to support their success.

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