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  • 2024scisymp_williams-qian.pdf

    Survey Two Relevancy of clinical judgment 1 = Not relevant, 2 = Helpful, 3 = Important, 4 = Essential Survey Two 1 = Not relevant, 2 = Helpful, 3 = Important, and 4 = Essential Minimum rating: 2.5 Maximum rating: 3.9 Average rating: 3.34 SD: 0.823 RN Results Using 146 Entry-Level Nursing Activity Statements 0 1 2 3 4 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 A ve ra g e R at in g RN Activity statement # Average rating of clinical judgment relevancy RN Results Using 146 Entry-Level Nursing Activity Statement ...

  • 2025_REx-PN_Webinar_Test-Plan.pdf

    “The use of a pain scale helps me understand the quality of the pain you are having.” 3. “You will be asked regularly if you have pain and to rate your pain by using a pain scale.” (key) 4. “You should report when you are having pain so that I will know when you are uncomfortable.” (key) 5. “You will consistently receive the strongest pain medication to ensure as much pain relief as possible.” Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies (17%) Provides care related to the administration of ...

  • 2025mym_jkelly1.pdf

    Diagnosis and course- what are the boundaries and how does it develop? Treatment – what helps in addressing addiction? Resolution, remission, recovery – how do people get well? Diagnostic Dimensions Impaired control Physical dependence Social problems Hazardous/harmful use Source: Godier and Park, 2015 The DSM 5 11 Substance use disorder Criteria Addiction Onset Help Seeking Full Sustained Remission Risk drops below 15% 4-5 years 8 years 5 years Self- initiated cessati ...

  • 2025mym_jkelly2.pdf

    Kelly et al, 2018; Beyond Abstinence; Alcoholism: Clinical Experimental Research 40-Year Temporal Horizon of Recovery Trajectories National Recovery Study (NRS) N=2,002 Changes in Recovery Capital and Quality of life Among Different Primary Substance Groups in first 5 yrs of Recovery Kelly et al, 2018; Beyond Abstinence; Alcoholism: Clinical Experimental Research Changes in Quality of life, Distress, Happiness Among Different Racial/Ethnic Groups in first 5 yrs of Recovery Sexual Minority vs Heterosexual Status and Changes in Functional and Well-Being Indices - 40 yr. temporal horizon Haik et al 2022 When?

  • MBPResponses

    If the Board of Nursing uses a non-disciplinary practice-related alternative program, which of the following may be included in the alternative program? (Check all that apply) Responses Jurisdictions Number of Boards Percentage of Boards Responding Civil penalty GU, VI 2 13% Conference/meeting AZ, GU, NJ, OH, VI 5 33% Community service GU, VI 2 13% Continuing education AZ, GU, ID, KS, NC, NJ, OH, OK, PA, VI, VT, WA 12 80% Fine GU, KS, OK, VI 4 27% Mediation GU, VI 2 13% Monitored practi ...

  • 2021_MYM_pdickison_NGN.pdf

    NGN Test Design Length of exam will vary by candidate ability • Minimum Length Exam – Candidates with very low or very high ability estimates • 3 scored case studies (18 items) • 52 scored knowledge items • TOTAL: 70 scored items + 15 unscored (pretest) items • Maximum Length Exam – Candidates with ability estimates very close to cut score • 3 scored case studies (18 items) • 117 other scored items – Most will be knowledge items but ~10% will be Clinical Judgement standalone items • TOTAL: 135 s ...

  • 2024dcm_jbush.pdf

    . • We conducted retrospective research to study the characteristics of re-disciplined allopathic physicians (MDs) and physician assistants (PAs) Process / Methodology 975 48 Boards Disciplined Providers Environmental Scan 66 2008 - 2020 Recidivists Timeframe Events Examined 1,011 disciplinary events No Significant Findings 60 (MD) / 6 (PA) @WAMedCommission WMC.wa.gov Updated Events • Since 2020 we have had 19 additional licensees ‘reoffend’ • Two licensees from the original dataset reoffended a ...

  • PowerPoint Presentation

    Survey importance ratings were recorded on a 5-point Likert scale. ▪ 1 = Not Important ▪ 2 = Minimally Important ▪ 3 = Moderately Important ▪ 4 = Important ▪ 5 = Critically Important Rating for Activity Clinical Relevancy How relevant is clinical judgment when performing this nursing activity? Survey clinical judgment ratings were recorded on a 4-point Likert scale. ▪ 1 = Not Relevant ▪ 2 = Helpful ▪ 3 = Important ▪ 4 = Essential Sample • 147,000 entry-level nurses • Primarily acute care • Chronic, unstable, and acute patients • Aging, adult population For NCSBN use only.

  • PowerPoint Presentation

    PowerPoint Presentation Voices of the Participants: Polling Insights The questions used in this session DO NOT reflect the style of items used on the NCLEX. Voices of the Participants: Question #1 Voices of the Participants: Question #2 Voices of the Participants: Question #3 Voices of the Participants: Question #4 Voices of the Participants: Question #5 Voices of the Participants: Question #6 Slide 1 Slide 2: Voices of the Participants: Polling Insights Slide 3: Voices of the Participants: Question #1 Slide 4: Voices of the Participants: Question #2 Slide 5: Voices of the Participants: Question #3 Slide 6 Slide 7: Voices of the Participants: Question #5 Slide 8: Voices of the Participants: Question #6

  • PowerPoint Presentation

    The rising cost of our mission The cost of our mission has fundamentally increased. In the last 5 years, our cyber liability premiums have risen 127% In the past 5 years health insurance costs have increased more than 30% Increase in structure/infrastructure costs Increase in structure/infrastructure costs The rising cost of our mission RN-US 2000 2002 2025 NCSBN Exam Fee $120 $200 $200 NCSBN Contract Margin (NCLEX fee minus Pearson’s processing costs) $46.50 $95 $47.89 NCSBN O ...