NCSBN produces a wide variety of publications, online courses, videos, brochures, toolkits and newsletters presenting in-depth information and best practice techniques that contribute to the body of nursing knowledge.
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NCSBN's online course program helps new nurses succeed
This video highlights topics that newly licensed nurses should be aware of as they begin their first nursing positions.
A comprehensive resource for members to orient to the NCSBN organization.
A resource to members to short-term and long-term leadership succession planning.
Featured Publications
Published Date: 2010
Topic: Regulation
The Journal of Nursing Regulation (JNR) is a peer-reviewed, academic/professional journal published quarterly in January, April, July and October. It provides a worldwide forum for sharing research, evidence-based practice, and innovative strategies and solutions related to nursing regulation and practice.
The Journal of Nursing Regulation is available online. Questions or comments may be directed to jnr@ncsbn.org.
Published Date: 2011
Topic: Practice and Education
This brochure offers nurses an explanation of what boards of nursing (BONs) do for the profession and those who work in it. This brochure provides information regarding:
- A BON's investigation into violations of a state's nurse practice act (NPA)
- The process for filing a complaint against a nurse who has exhibited unsafe, negligent or incompetent behavior
- What a nurse can expect while their complaint is being investigated
Published Date: 2014
Topic: Practice and Education
This brochure helps nursing students, educators, health care organizations and the public understand and apply the concepts of professional boundaries between a nurse and a client.
Published Date: 2014
Topic: Practice and Education
This brochure explains how substance use disorder (SUD) affects the nursing profession. Nurses have a legal ethical responsibility to report a colleague’s suspected drug use; learn how to recognize the warning signs and what to do to get a colleague help. Nurses that educate themselves about SUD help not only their colleagues, but they also protect patients.
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