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  • JPN

    The importance of performing each nursing activity for the continued competence of LPN/VN practice was recorded using a 4-point scale: “1 Not Important” to “4 Extremely Important.” Average total group importance ratings ranged from 2.41 “Not important” to 3.90 “Extremely Important”. When the importance ratings were examined according to practice setting, years of experience, geographic location and specialty area, most of the activities were rated as “3” or greater indicating the activity was “Important” or “Extremely Important.”

  • Transcript_2021SciSymp_deleon-whitlow.pdf

    And this also holds true with everything going on in the world with the pandemic to get more of our global citizens out there into practice. So with evidence advancing global citizenship through nursing education which helps emerge evidence indicating innovative and nontraditional methods such as an immersive global service learning experiences. And when we think about global citizens, particularly within nursing programs, this does help make students very culturally aware, there's a civic engagement, self-efficacy also arises from this, international nursing perspective.

  • NLC-Webinar-NewGrads-Oct2022.pdf

    Will I need to pass NCLEX again if I move? How much does it cost? What if I need a license in another state? Application Example • You can find the application of the Board of Nursing website. • Select Application for License by Exam. License by Exam Resource https://www.ncsbn.org/com pacts/nurse-licensure- compact/nlc-toolkit.page https://www.ncsbn.org/compacts/nurse-licensure-compact/nlc-toolkit.page Key Points for New Grads KEY POINTS RELATED TO NCLEX 01 The NCLEX can be taken in any ...

  • Transcript_2020awards_llund.pdf

    Later, like many of you, I've felt a desire to share the knowledge and experience gained and support and encourage new members who have so much to contribute. Why did I stay for 35 years? How can a person sustain herself in a position for that long? These are legitimate questions. I can't say that I've pondered them very long. Actually, the time flew by when a job needs to be done. It's challenging, it's fun, and there's a sense of accomplishment. It's not extraordinary at all. Honestly, there have been ups and downs. I can still make myself sick when I dwell on the screw-ups that I've made over the years.

  • 0102017_Addressing_Opioid_Epidemic.pdf

    Template=/CM/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=85840&FusePreview=True&WebsiteKey=a3f1fffe-a9f6-4b95-a06a-a551e90c7801 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ahaopioidcasestudyform Stem the Tide: Addressing the Opioid Epidemic 21 Ensuring Safe and Effective Transitions of Care According to the CDC, each day more than 1,000 people are treat- ed in emergency departments for misusing prescription opioids. Especially when patients are taken to the ED after an overdose and an administration of naloxone, < ...

  • 2019DCM_LKelly.pdf

    Due Process Considerations in Simultaneous Regulatory and Criminal Investigations LOUIS D. KELLY KENTUCKY COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY, 54TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OBJECTIVE • Discuss issues regulatory boards should consider when pending disciplinary actions coincide with criminal investigations, including: • Due process rights of respondent/defendant • Pros/Cons of concurrent proceedings • Public protection responsibility of regulatory boards • Options/best practices WHY SHOULD WE CARE?

  • Leader-to-Leader_Fall2009.pdf

    When asked if the state/jurisdiction considers simulation when approving programs, of the 40 respondents, 25 BONs (or 62 percent) said that the use of simulation is examined. Some examples include: Are there adequate resources to effectively use simulation?

  • Transcript_2024NCLEX_epaulucci.pdf

    Volunteers must keep their information up to date at least every two years. Next, we will talk about an NCLEX item. All items on the exam must be linked to the test plan, suitable and appropriate for entry-level practice, accurate and current in nursing practice. There is different terminology used when talking about an NCLEX item. For example, the stem in this item is the actual question itself which, in this example, is regarding myasthenia gravis. Then follows the response options which include the keys and distractors.

  • 22_Completed_REx-PN_FAQ-English_FINAL.pdf

    Site: rexpn.com

    Candidates who do not pass the REx-PN will receive a Candidate Performance Report (CPR), which shows their areas of relative strength and weakness in the content areas of the REx-PN Test Plan. This report is provided to help candidates prepare for their next examination. There must be at least 60 test free days between each examination. This period of time is determined by each individual NRB and NCSBN. Contact your NRB to obtain the necessary forms and information to reregister at any time. However, once declared eligible by your NRB, your new Authorization to Test (ATT) will not be valid until the required number of days between examinations elapses.

  • 25_Completed_REx-PN_FAQ.pdf

    Site: rexpn.com

    Candidates who do not pass the REx-PN will receive a Candidate Performance Report (CPR), which shows their areas of relative strength and weakness in the content areas of the REx-PN® Test Plan. This report is provided to help candidates prepare for their next examination. There must be at least 60 test free days between each examination. This period of time is determined by each individual NRB and NCSBN. Contact your NRB to obtain the necessary forms and information to reregister at any time. However, once declared eligible by your NRB, your new Authorization to Test (ATT) will not be valid until the required number of days between examinations elapses.