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The International Center for Regulatory Scholarship (ICRS) is an educational initiative, presented by NCSBN, that offers online and blended courses designed to cultivate and elevate nursing leaders and policymakers around the world. ICRS also provides unprecedented opportunities for global networking and collaboration. Offsite Link: CNO Leading in Regulatory Governance Posted by College of Nurses of Ontario on 13 December, 2016 At its December 2016 meeting, CNO’s Council approved a vision for a small governing board made up of an equal number of public and nurse members. The board will be, and will be seen to be, a proud protector of the public. Offsite Link: Council Releases Analysis and Decisions on Review of Nurse Practitioner Scope Council Releases Analysis and Decisions on Review of Nurse Practitioner Scope Posted by Nursing Council of New Zealand on 07 December, 2016 As advanced clinicians, new nurse practitioners will be expected to self-regulate and practise within their areas of competence, skills and experience.

Discipline_Subcommittee_Report_Dec2014.pdf

A framework for Section 2 is the NCSBN Regulatory Decision Pathway which provides an algorithm that is useful in identifying nurses whose conduct is the result of human error, at risk behavior, reckless behavior or bad intent. From this platform, discipline guidelines are proposed. Conduct found to result from bad intent of the nurse is not included based on the premise that if evidence supports bad intent or intentional harm, the only resolution is removal from practice. Each violation ...

Transcript_2022APRN_pbuerhaus.pdf

And the full practice states are at the bottom. And you can see that for the restricted practice states, people living in those states, about 34% say they have access to primary care. But when you get down to full practice states, you see that 63% of people living in those states have good access to primary care.

InFocus_Vol1_2023.pdf

The Virginia Board of Nursing RN Deputy Executive Director Leadership team received the Leadership Excellence Award in the State/Public Government Service category. The RN Deputy Executive Director Leadership team includes: • Christina Bargdill, MHS, RN, Deputy Executive Director for Nurse Aide, Medication Aide, and Massage Therapy • Claire Morris, RN, LNHA, Deputy Executive Director for Nursing Discipline • Jacquelyn Wilmoth, MSN, RN, Deputy Executiv ...

transcript_2024scisymp_bmartin.pdf

Sixty-one percent of the content for these programs was getting migrated online. And then, finally a few more standardized examination results. Our research in this area further documents declines in the self-reported clinical preparedness of prelicensure RN students and similar drop-offs in the practice proficiency of early career professionals. And again, specifically tied to shifts to more remote and virtual kind of delivery methods. So, here are the clinical results. So, this is looking at clinical preparedness and practice proficiency associated with the clinical characteristics.

Transcript_2021SciSymp_nspector.pdf

We'll find out as we collect more consistent data among the boards. Yet, we have found from the annual reports we have collected so far, that some schools have a lot of adjunct faculty and very few full-time faculty. So, we'll see in the aggregate analysis that is collected this summer what that average is and if a higher percent of full-time faculty does predict better outcomes. We also ask about faculty credentials as our studies found better outcomes when faculty in RN programs hold graduate degrees and in PN programs BSN degrees.

FY21-NLCAnnualReport.pdf

Training and Education Committee pictured above, top row, left to right: Ann Oertwich, Erin Matthies, Nicole Benson, Tony Graham; bottom row, left to right: Lisa Hastings, Shan Montgomery, Carol Moreland — 13 — Elections Committee The 2021 Annual Meeting kicked off the election process for NLC Executive Committee members for FY21. Co- chairs, Crystal Tillman, DNP, RN, CNP, FRE, executive director, North Carolina Board of Nursing, and Sasha Poole, PhD, RN, executive director, New Mexico Board of Nursing, accepted nominations for three positions including, chair and two member-at-large positions. Nominations were accepted through Aug. 31, 2021.

transcript_2024scisymp_cohara.pdf

Having an NLC license makes you slightly more likely to do interstate telehealth. And unsurprisingly, maybe, if you practice actively in more than three states, you're more likely to do interstate telehealth than someone who doesn't practice in that many states. We can see here 15.6% versus 27.1% without the NLC license. But if you have an NLC license, you are twice as likely to do interstate telehealth if you practice in three or more states than if you don't, which is really kind of showing that there's some type of practice out there, there is maybe this remote worker type job which does a lot of interstate telehealth and a lot of telehealth, seems to really be fostered by having this multistate license.

2023am_jcampbell.pdf

Regulation during the COVID-19 pandemic - flexibilities in entry to practice, scope of practice, telehealth, international mobility - changes in teaching methods, graduation requirements and use of student in the workforce - strategic opportunity to examine regulatory systems and generate evidence from emergency experience 6.

InFocus_Vol4_2024.pdf

Specific award recipients included: Congratulations to Our 2024 Awards Recipients The British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives was awarded the Regulatory Achievement Award that recognizes the member board or associate member that has made an identifiable, significant contribution to the mission and vision of NCSBN in promoting public policy related to the safe and effective practice of nursing in the interest of public welfare Five Years • Roberta Hills, PhD, RN, program ...

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