Resources

NCSBN’s quarterly conference call to discuss the Safe Student Reports (SSR) research study with participating nursing programs. For the January 2021 call, new aggregate data was shared and plans for publishing an article on the process and results were discussed. 

NCSBN has developed numerous resources to help boards of nursing and legislators adopt requirements outlined in the Consensus Model for APRN Regulation.

Highlights for before, during and after the NCLEX. Includes information on The Eight Steps of the NCLEX, acceptable identification and rules for scheduling/rescheduling your appointment.

Listed below are helpful resources related to the Nurse Licensure Compact.

This webinar will show you how NCSBN ensures fairness for all groups taking the NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN examinations using a Differential Item Functioning (DIF) panel review process. NCSBN psychometric staff will explain how DIF review helps ensure candidates with comparable nursing knowledge would perform similarly on exam items, regardless of their gender, ethnicity, or other irrelevant factors. More specifically this webinar will discuss:

• What does DIF mean?
• How to detect items with DIF?
• Who reviews DIF items?

NCSBN solution for license management and discipline enforcement.

Administrator provides instructions on how to create and print custom or complete reports from the Member Board Profiles application.

We will address the integration of artificial intelligence into health care delivery, discuss implications for patient safety and quality of care, and help identify the proper role of state regulatory boards. We will also explore the impact of artificial intelligence as feature of health care as well as how it may form the architecture for future health care delivery. The session provides the audience with an understanding of AI and machine learning discuss what roadblocks may limit the full potential of technology in improving health care.

This brochure is for candidates who have just completed the NCLEX. Here, candidates can find information on how their results are processed, what happens if they don’t pass the exam, the NCLEX Quick Results Service, and who they can contact if they have a problem with the NCLEX or its administration.