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  • 2019TriReg_Licensing-Disciplinary-Data.pdf

    . • Pharmacists can monitor licensure transfer application status via their e-Profile. 17 | Monitor completion of CPE hours View CPE status details Upload CPE activity details Search for CPE transcripts by date range View transcript details Send notifications regarding CPE status State-based Data Network 24 | Opportunities to Collaborate • Common/Universal API’s • Interprofessional data sharing • Shared platforms (mobile) 26 | Discipline License External Sources Specialty USMLE Data Sources GROW ...

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    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. “Because of the pandemic, clinical rotations were sometimes not open to students and they were justifiably disappointed,” says Koklys. “When we explained that many of the units were turned into ICUs and the nurses reassigned, understanding dawned in their eyes about what was really going on.” Lewis nursing students have administered the vaccine to school bus drivers, emergency medical services personnel and people on the autism spectrum. Generally, Lewis students administer from 200 to 1,000 vaccine doses per week. Soon, in partnership with major pharmacy chain in the Chicago metro area, the Lewis campus will serve as vaccine administration site for adults with special needs and those who care for young children with special needs.

  • Trancript_2018MYM_BRedbird.pdf

    All right, so here's where the work is going in the future, I think hopefully it will interest you, who knows. We still have this giant quality question that hangs out, does licensing actually increase quality? And we have this giant question because I still don't know how you measure quality. But the plus side is, I think you can measure quality in the medical field. There are certain things in the medical field that signal quality. For instance, cost of care. It's entirely possible if we're actually increasing the number of people who are nurses. That should equate to lower cost of medical care, and increased access to medical care.

  • transcript_2025nclex_operations.pdf

    Common accommodation requests include extra time, for example in intervals of 2-3 hours, and separate rooms for candidates to focus. This slide details comfort aids, common items that a candidate can bring into a test center without a pre- approved accommodation request. This includes things like cough drops, glucose tablets, inhalers, and some medical devices, for example a medical footstool. Please note that medical devices that make noise will require an accommodation as well as a separate room to ensure it does not disturb other test takers. These are commonly requested accommodations that are not allowed by NCSBN. https://www.ncsbn.org/past-event/2025-nclex-conference ©2025 National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc.

  • 2021SciSymp_YXue.pdf

    Through teamwork with physicians, they expand capacity and increase efficiency of healthcare delivery • Substitution role – They serve as a usual source of care provider as an alternative to physicians – In this role, NPs have primary responsibility for their patients, though they may consult with and refer patients to physicians State NP Scope-of-Practice Regulation NP practice is governed by state scope-of-practice (SOP) regulation, which varies from state to state 2021 State NP Practice Envir ...

  • Transcript_2021APRN_Panel.pdf

    If I could change the world, that would be one thing that I would change was I would make it a lot easier for midwifery and advanced practice programs to place their students, you know, nationally. It was much harder earlier on during the pandemic where we were basically shut down and that's where there was inequity with medical residents, medical students having a much easier time particularly when the academic medical centers had such a much closer alignment between schools of medicine and academic medical centers than schools of nursing have with academic medical centers. - Thank you.

  • 2024scisymp_williams-qian.pdf

    It is an iterative process that uses nursing knowledge to observe and assess presenting situations, identify a prioritized client concern, and generate the best possible evidence-based solutions in order to deliver safe client care. Who is Today’s Entry-Level Registered Nurse (RN)? • Acute setting located in an urban area • Caring for medical-surgical, critical care, ED patients • Aging patient population • Chronic, stable conditions • Complex treatments • Behavioral/emotional conditions • End-of-life care • Increase formal orientation/internship Who is Today’s Entry-Level Practical Nurse (PN)?

  • 08_Linking_the_NCLEX_to_Practice_Vol36.pdf

    See Table 6. the majority of newly licensed RNs (60 .1%) report- ed working in urban or metropolitan areas, 27 .9% worked in suburban areas and 12 .0% worked in rural areas . Practice Settings overall, the majority of newly licensed RNs reported working in medical/surgical (39 .5%) and critical care (34 .5%) settings, which is similar to the 2005 find- ings . Pediatrics was reported by 6 .1%, 5 .0% reported working in nursing homes and 3 .0% reported work- ing in a nursery . this represented an increase in employment in critical care and a slight decrease in nursing homes and sub-acute units compared to the 2005 RN Practice Analysis.

  • Volume 15 PPI_Spring.qxd

    The LPN/VNs were most frequently (43.8%) employed in long- term care facilities, and less likely to report working in hospitals (35.7%). About 14.1% of the LPN/VNs reported employment in community-based or ambulatory care settings. WORK SETTINGS The five work settings most frequently reported by the RNs were critical care (35.8%), medical/surgical (37.2%), pediatrics (10.2%), the operating room (5.2%) and postpartum (5%). The five work settings most frequently reported by the LPN/VNs were nursing home (44%), medical/surgical (22.4%), other long-term care (7.8%), rehabilitation (6.7%) and physician’s or dentist’s office (6%).

  • Substance Use Disorder in Nursing | NCSBN

    Nurses who abuse substances pose a unique challenge to the nursing profession. Early recognition, reporting and intervention are fundamental for keeping patients safe from harm and helping colleagues recover. Nursing Regulatory Bodies Guiding Philosophy The National Nursing Database Licensure Statistics Active RN Licenses Active PN Licenses Licensure Statistics FAQs Member Board Profiles Global Regulatory Atlas Education National Nursing Education Database Approval of Nursing Education Programs Evidence-based Nursing Education Program Approval Board of Nursing Licensure Requirements Distance Education APRN Distance Education Requirements Prelicensure Distance Education Requirements Education Papers & ...