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Next Generation NCLEX (NGN): The NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (NCJMM) | 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. Year 2020 Length 20:50 Presented By Joe Betts, PhD, Director, Measurement and Testing, Examinations, NCSBN Topic Exam Development, Next Generation NCLEX (NGN), Psychometrics Audience Nursing Educators Knowledge Network NCLEX Examinations Description The first NGN session of the morning will provide an overview of the foundational NGN work in measuring clinical judgment (CJ) for entry-level nursing. The findings from the functional and strategic practice analysis will be present ...
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Member_Board_Policy_Manual_June2024.pdfEducation; c. Research; d. Policy; e. Practice; f. Discipline; g. Communications; h. Operations; i. Administration; j. Information technology; k. Mutual recognition (Nurse Licensure Compact) up to the date of implementation; or l. Leadership development 2.4 Financial support shall not exceed $5,000 per request. 2.5 Member boards or exam user members may submit requests for funding independent reviews or audits of jurisdictional programs that may require funding beyond the $5,000 limit.
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2023_webinar_ngn_faqs.pdf
Most Frequently Asked Next Generation NCLEX® (NGN) Questions Brittany R. McClendon, MBA, MSN, RN RN Content Development Associate I, Examinations Objectives •History of NGN •What’s new? •FAQs •Resources History of Next Generation NCLEX® (NGN) The Beginnings • “Is the NCLEX measuring the right things?” • Growing awareness: Adverse effects could be prevented with CJ decision- making • NCSBN begins investigating potential to measure CJ skills at entry level • Clinical Judgment Mea ...
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Transcript_2022NCLEX_jbetts.pdf
Currently, this is set to be about 10% probability of getting a clinical judgment standalone item. And if it is not selected, the exam will then follow the content area distribution selection, just as it does today. Note that this percentage like the content balancing blueprint percentages could change based on results from the current practice analysis being evaluated. Additionally like today, we will continue to be 15 unscored pre-test items that will be embedded within the minimum length exam. This means that of the 85 items that comprise a minimum length exam, 70 will be scored and 15 will be unscored.
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transcript_2022nclex_jbetts.pdf
Currently, this is set to be about 10% probability of getting a clinical judgment standalone item, and if it is not selected, the exam will then follow the content area distribution selection, just as it does today. Note that this percentage, like the content balancing blueprint percentages, could change based on results from the current practice analysis being evaluated. Additionally, like today, we will continue to be 15 unscored pretest items that will be embedded within the minimum length exam. This means that of the 85 items that comprise the minimum length exam, 70 will be scored, and 15 will be unscored.
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Transcript_2021NCLEX_jbetts.pdf
Currently, this is set to be about 10% probability of getting a clinical judgment standalone item and if it is not selected, the exam will then follow the content area distribution selection, just as it does today. Note that this percentage, like the content balancing blueprint percentages, could change based on results from the current practice analysis being evaluated. Additionally, like today, we will continue to be 15 unscored pretest items that will be embedded within the minimum length exam. This means that of the 85 items that comprise a minimum length exam, 70 will be scored and 15 will be unscored.
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Transcript_2022NCLEX_skao-ondemand.pdf
For the NCLEX exam, we use test plans as the blueprint for all exams. The test plan provides the summary of the content and the scope of the licensure examination. And no matter how many items you have in your exam, your exam meets the specified percentages of the test plan. What's on the slide is a RN test plan. This is the PN test plan. Both the RN and the PN test plans are available on the NCSBN website. If you want to know how the test plan is proposed, please watch the presentation recording for practice analysis and NCLEX test plans. Now we know that the test difficulty and the test lengths can be customized to your ability.
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Transcript_2019DCM_Harkreader-DiChiacchio.pdf
And that is one thing that I would totally emphasize. We have a huge vacuum. There's definitely studies for physician health programs and CRNAs, you know, and their recovery programs. We don't have a lot of... I don't know if we have any just strictly RN studies, looking at outcomes. And I would really love for us to dig into that and see what things look like with these agonist therapies. - And Toni, that, actually, was my question also, the same question Ellen had, is were there studies? But also, didn't you say at the beginning of your talk, that you did used to or that West Virginia Restore did used to allow Suboxone and practice?
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2020MYM_ATD-Guidelines.pdf
Smiley Senior Statistician, Nursing Regulation March 4, 2020 Introduction Background Methods Results Conclusions • Substance use disorder (SUD) is the most common reason that disciplinary actions are taken against a nurse. • SUD monitoring programs are engaged by boards of nursing to encourage successful treatment of the nurse’s condition and to return the nurse to safe and competent practice. • Most SUD monitoring programs require regular check-ins, random drug testing, attendance at s ...
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Transcript_2022am_bmartin.pdfYet what remains less clear is how telehealth, if at all, is utilized to deliver care across international borders. It's also hard to say how providers and companies ensure regulatory compliance for international care. To address these aims, we conducted a multistage, mixed-methods observational study. First, we conducted a document analysis in which the team reviewed a sample of 32 nursing telehealth job advertisements from 25 different employers that were posted between May 2021 and February 2022. These job listings were analyzed systematically with targeted searches for references to licensure or registration, education, and certification requirements, as well as discussion of discipline, clinical practice details, work setting, and descriptions of select soft skills.