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This poster is designed to bring awareness about SUD to nursing leaders, as they have an important responsibility — to keep patients and staff safe, while maintaining high standards of care on your nursing unit. This is a companion piece to the brochure A Nurse Manager’s Guide to Substance Use Disorder in Nursing.

This poster is designed to help nurses educate themselves about SUD changes, physical signs and signals will help not only their colleagues with SUD, but also protect patients. This is a companion piece to What You Need to Know About Substance Use Disorder in Nursing.

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. 

This poster is designed to help both new and experienced nurses understand how social media can be properly used in the profession without breaking patient privacy and confidentiality laws. This is a companion piece to A Nurse's Guide to the Use of Social Media.

This brochure is designed to help both new and experienced nurses understand how social media can be properly used in the profession without breaking patient privacy and confidentiality laws. It outlines:

• Potential consequences for violating patient confidentiality by using various scenarios and situations
• Uncovers common myths and misunderstandings about social media
• Provides tips for how nurses can use social media appropriately while avoiding disclosing confidential patient information 

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.  

Topic: NGN Usability Studies

• NCSBN Celebrates 40 Years of Regulatory Excellence
• A Journey of 6,000 Miles: Delegation from Kazakhstan meets with NCSBN
• Observing and Listening: Mark Majek’s Thoughts on Leadership
• Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC) Resources
• New eNLC Overview for Members Online Course
• 2017 RN Practice Analysis Now Available  

• Researchers Discuss Groundbreaking Study
• New Nurse Booklet
• Hot Topics in Nursing Education
• Nursing Education Outcomes and Metrics Committee Update
• Next Generation NCLEX
• APRN Compact
• eNLC Resources  

Explore the inaugural Year in Review microsite that documents all of NCSBN’s accomplishments and initiatives for the entire calendar year 2018.

Celebrating its 40th anniversary, NCSBN has created a new logo that builds upon the foundation of its previous one. The five squares are brought together to depict interconnectedness and then expanded to suggest a spherical shape of a globe. The square elements combined form a pattern signifying of collaboration between members and national and international peer organizations. The linear space between the elements connects them together creating a networking web extending around the globe. The whole design conveys the expanding influence of NCSBN as an international organization that is leading regulation excellence around the world.