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  •  Next Generation NCLEX (NGN): Item Types and Scoring | NCSBN

    The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) is a not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to provide an organization through which boards of nursing act and counsel together on matters of common interest and concern affecting the public health, safety and welfare, including the development of licensing examinations in nursing. Related Resources Download Presentation Download Transcript THIS VIDEO IS FROM: 2021 NCSBN NCLEX Conference September 2021 - Virtual All Past Events Other Videos   Next Generation NCLEX (NGN): Sample Case Study and Item Sets   Next Generation NCLEX (NGN): Sample Standalone Items   Morning Q&A Session   Next Generation NCLEX (NGN): Applications to Educational Settings   Next Generation NCLEX (NGN): Test Design   Afternoon Q&A Session   Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT)   NCLEX Candidate Registratio ...

  • Locked PDF File Transcript_2024mym_pbenson.pdf

    I'll be really quick because I realize we're at the end of time here. In your slides, and I'm sorry to be in the weeds so much, it talked about documenting assessments, and our Nurse Practice Act protects that. I mean, the RN is the only one that can assess, even our practical nurses can monitor but not assess, [crosstalk] in the semantics there? - I think it's in the semantics. They're documenting their care. If you assist with feeding, if you assist with walking and transfers or bed baths or whatever you're assisting with, they need to be able to document that they have done that. - Thank you. - You're welcome.

  • PDF File Transcript_2024aprn_cgill.pdf

    The longitudinal assessment specifications where that individuals in that cohort had a duration of 12 months. You can see the start and end dates they are. They had to answer a set number of questions, the content was balanced according to our professional practice analysis, the blueprint was the same with the traditional assessment. They had to answer between 30-35 items per quarter. They were given immediate feedback as well as rationale for why the answer was correct or incorrect, a reference, and then confidence ratings were solicited from the individuals.

  • PDF File 2019APRN_LBonnano.pdf

    Other Sources of Information to Inform Development of the Tool • AANA Focus Sessions, 2015-2017 • AANA Member Profile Questions, 2016 • NBCRNA National Certification Examination (NCE) Content Outline, 2016 • Graduate QSEN Competencies • IPEC Core Competencies, 2016 • Toward a Common Taxonomy of Competency Domains for the Health Professions and Competencies for Physicians, Englander, 2013 Crosswalks to Ensure Consistency with COA Standards and AACN Essentials and Competencies • COA Standards for ...

  • PDF File Transcript_2024aprn_vandergaag-jago.pdf

    Our participants focused much attention on trust, mistrust, and trustworthiness in relation to the inclusion of AI and an AI tool in decision-making related to complaints and nurse regulation. The focus group participants were acutely aware of the consequences of error if it is to practice processes, and the fact that these were acute. Because poor decision-making can result in registrants either being able to continue to harm patients, or being incorrectly judged to lack fitness to practice. Either way, the consequences are serious, and they remind regulators of their responsibilities to ensure decision-making processes are trustworthy.

  • Locked PDF File SAMPLE_Narrative_Champions.pdf

    Additionally in the XXX year’s session, legislation to authorize Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners (ARNP) to prescribe controlled substances was passed and went into law on this date. The legislation also made it clear that ARNPs were authorized to order medications (including controlled substances) in regulated health care facilities in XXX state. This codified into law an existing practice in these health care settings. Again, the nominee was at the forefront of the lobbyist corps in working and fighting for this much needed legislation. XXX state was the XXth state to authorize such prescriptive authority for its advanced practice nurses.

  • Locked PDF File Transcript_2024AM_pdickison2.pdf

    All rights reserved. 1 Past Event: 2024 NCSBN Annual Meeting - NCSBN Business Book Highlights Video Transcript ©2024 National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. Event 2024 NCSBN Annual Meeting More info: https://www.ncsbn.org/past-event/2024-ncsbn-annual-meeting Presenter Phil Dickison, PhD, RN, CEO, NCSBN - [Phil] The next part of this is sort of a new thing that we're doing this year because we know you're all busy and you couldn't read all the business book. So it's my intent to hit you with just the highlights. It's a lot of pages. I will not be going through all.

  • PDF File 15_DLC_White_Paper.pdf

    The student’s practice is under the auspices of the program. iii. The student acts under the supervision of an RN serving for the program as a faculty member or teaching assistant. www.ncsbn.org 9 Rationale: This standard supports the regulatory framework that practice takes place where the patient is located. a.

  • Locked PDF File Transcript_2022DCM_mamaluy-hall.pdf

    That then gets sent to the board who ultimately later in 2018 issues a decision deciding to revoke her license based on the facts in this case. And she, of course, appeals that decision, which wound up two years later in the Court of Appeals and what we're discussing today. So a little background on nurse Williston. She began her practice as an RN in 1998, and not long after that, she obtained her qualification as a certified nurse midwife. Six years after that, Missouri decided to pass a law that enabled laypersons to practice midwifery. When that happened, nurse Williston then essentially obtained her credentials, her national credentials from the North American Registry of Midwives.

  • PDF File WHO_Cannabis_and_its_medical_use.pdf

    This effect persisted only in the highest tertile of cannabis use (>10.5 joint-years of exposure) when adjusted for tobacco use. 117 With cannabis use, there is a trend towards increased non-seminoma testicular germ cell tumors, especially among those who smoke cannabis at least weekly, 118 prostate cancer (3-fold risk), and cervical cancer (1.4 fold risk). The incidence of oropharyngeal and oral tongue cancers has increased over the last 20 years. In a pooled analysis of nine case-control studies from the United States and Latin America, ever cannabis smokers had an elevated risk of oropharyngeal and a reduced risk of oral tongue cancer. The risk of oropharyngeal cancer remained elevated among never tobacco and alcohol users.