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  • 2021NCLEX_SKao.pdf

    . • Then the computer selects the next item that the candidate has a 50/50 chance of a correct response. o Items are not too easy or too hard o The goal is to get as much information as possible about your true ability o You should find each item challenging as each item is targeted to your ability What is “Adaptive” testing? (Cont.) When you answer more items, the computer re-estimates your ability immediately and the estimate becomes more precise. -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 ...

  • 2021NCLEX_bhouston.pdf

    • Large scale survey of entry-level incumbents on job activities performed • Newly licensed nurses surveyed on current practice of entry-level nurses • Results guide content distribution of the client needs categories on the NCLEX® Practice Analysis – Main Components PRACTICE ANALYSIS PANEL – SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS (SMES) ACTIVITY STATEMENTS SURVEY DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT Practice Analysis Panel – SMEs •Representation of nurses across the NCLEX® test user areas and various nursing specialties ...

  • 2021_mym_LSC.pdf

    Lead to Inspire! “If your actions create a legacy that inspires others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more, then, you are an excellent leader” –Dolly Parton Applications are now being accepted! Dates for applications are Feb 3, 2021 – March 20, 2021 Submit your application today! www.ncsbn.org/apply

  • 2021_mym_dbenton.pdf

    T r a c k i n g P r o g r e s s I n i t i a t i v e s Strategic Questions, Comments & Ideas

  • 2021_mym_lscheidt.pdf

    In so doing, the home state shall apply its own state laws to determine appropriate action. • Issue cease and desist orders or impose an encumbrance on a nurse’s authority to practice within that party state. Nurse Licensure Compact Article V • Complete any pending investigations even if the nurse changes primary state of residence during the course of the investigation. Take appropriate action(s) and promptly report the conclusions of the investigation to Nursys. • Issue subpoenas for both hearings and investigations.

  • 2021_mym_pzickafoose.pdf

    Unanticipated Challenges • Other states responded to licensure during the pandemic in various ways – Created confusion across the US for nurses and employers • MANY inquiries impacted the Board’s Information Center and staff – Some states gave temporary permits to practice – One state gave a “license” to new grads who had not taken NCLEX • These new grads are now trying to endorse into DE without having taken the NCLEX – They are not eligible to be licensed in DE by endorsement Questions?

  • 2021_mym_tvogt.pdf

    • Remains challenging in an environment where travel/holidays to support the local economy is being encouraged Summary (as at 10 February 2021): – 28,871 cases (approx. 63% locally acquired) – 25,486 recoveries – 909 deaths – over 12 million tests conducted – Victoria's second wave accounted for nearly 75 percent of cases and 90 percent of fatalities The current stated goal of the National Cabinet is "zero community transmission” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Cabinet Challenges ...

  • 2022DCM_djohnston.pdf

    Texas Occupations Code, secs. 301.416(b)-(b-1) (protection form reporting violations) • (b) A person may not suspend, terminate, or otherwise discipline, discriminate against, or retaliate against a person who: • (1) reports in good faith under this subchapter; • (2) requests, in good faith, a nursing peer review committee determination under Section 303.005; • (3) refuses to engage in conduct as authorized by Section 301.352; or • (4) advises a nurse of the nurse's right to: • (A) repo ...

  • 2022DCM_mhead.pdf

    Unfortunately, “[t]he defining feature of [slow thinking] . . . is that its operations are effortful, and one of its main characteristics is laziness, a reluctance to invest more effort than strictly necessary. As a consequence, the thoughts and actions that [slow thinking] believes it has chosen are often guided by . . . [fast thinking].” Insight #2: Biased (or Fast) Thinking Our biases (faulty fast thinking) lead us unconsciously to make “snap judgments.” Insight #3: Conclusions All the Way Down Propositions, Conclusions from Propositions, AND Fact-Findings are all conclusions from the evidence. Skepticism: An Antidote to Snap Judgments Insight #4: Skeptical Questioning Resist snap judgments (biased conclusions) by questioning the parties’ propositions.

  • 2022IT_nursys.pdf

    Nursys e-Notify: Missouri Outcomes • 2015 – 273 institutions 21,755 nurses • February 1, 2022 - 1,440 Institutions 132,003 nurses • 134,814 Nurses (140,933 active) 95.7% enrolled as a Nurse • Contract with The University of Missouri Center for Health Policy, Office of Health, Outreach, Policy, and Education to produce reports • Annual Workforce Reports 2018-2021 https://pr.mo.gov/nursing-workforce- reports.asp • Joined the National Forum of State Nursing Workforce Centers https ...