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NCSBN produces a wide variety of publications, online courses, videos, brochures and newsletters presenting in-depth information and best practice techniques that contribute to the body of nursing knowledge.

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  • ORBS Message Center 

    ORBS Back Office provides the Board of Nursing a two-way communication to applicants and nurses within the framework of the ORBS Message Center and ORBS Nurse Portal Message Center.

    The ORBS Message Center will allow the Board of Nursing to streamline their current communication process by providing direct correspondence to an applicant or nurse, as well as, maintain communication at the profile level. This is a secure way of communicating with the applicants/nurses, as the messages remain within the secure and private ORBS licensing system.

    This video is for NCSBN membership reference only. Please do not download or otherwise share with third parties external to NCSBN membership.

    2017  | Recorded Webinar

  • ORBS License Verification 

    ORBS License Verification Portal provides the public that ability to view Nurse License information for board's licenses, including ORBS License Statuses and related discipline information (if applicable). The public will have access to the ORBS License Lookup via the board's website. The License Verification Portal shall display current license information from your ORBS Back Office system.

    This video is for NCSBN membership reference only. Please do not download or otherwise share with third parties external to NCSBN membership.

    2017  | Recorded Webinar

  • ORBS Back Office  

    ORBS Back Office is the solution to process license applications, ongoing management of individual’s license(s) or profile information, license application payment reconciliation, ability to evaluate complaints and investigate cases, online and streamlined.

    This video is for NCSBN membership reference only. Please do not download or otherwise share with third parties external to NCSBN membership.

    2017  | Recorded Webinar

  • ORBS Back Office Investigation 

    ORBS Back Office provides a mechanism for Enforcement staff to record all aspects of investigation, including Interview details via Online Interview Forms, investigator comments, nurse responses, evidence collected, mark violations as substantiated or unsubstantiated and add any additional violations that may be discovered through the course of the investigation. 

    So that case details can easily be reviewed, the ORBS Back Office Investigation module has a feature to generate a Case Summary Report providing the board with a complete view of the case information. ORBS provides dynamic options, so that at the time of creation, the board can select the respective case details to include in the summary or append related documents. 

    This video is for NCSBN membership reference only. Please do not download or otherwise share with third parties external to NCSBN membership.

    2017  | Recorded Webinar

  • In Focus Spring/Summer 2017

    • NCSBN Considers Expanded Membership
    • The Change You Can Affect: What are You Doing Today to Make a Difference?
    • How Does the eNLC Protect the Public?
    • NCLEX Special Research Section

    2017  | Magazines

  • Medical Cannabis: Current State Legislation and Considerations

    2017  | Event Presentation

  • Can I Please Take My Hat Off: Parameters of Off-Duty Conduct

    2017  | Event Presentation

  • National Practitioner Data Bank Reporting, Policy Center and Infographics

    2017  | Event Presentation

  • Privacy v. Transparency: Examining Trends and Best Practices for Complying with Open Records Law

    2017  | Event Presentation

  • Be Prepared: Proactive Steps to Preserving Your Record on Appeal

    2017  | Event Presentation

  • Disciplinary Complaints and the Nurse Licensure Compact: Resolving a Single State Incident through Multi-State Collaboration

    2017  | Event Presentation

  • Reconstructing Licensure Mobility: eNLC

    2017  | Event Presentation