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  • ayout 1

    The NCLEX is administered using Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT) format. Each test administered is tailored to the candidate’s ability and is variable in length. The difficulty of items seen by each candidate is determined by the person’s ability esti- mate.

  • 2024aprn_cgill.pdf

    CPCA-LA CPCA A. 0 64.7% (286) 37.1% (124) B. 1-4 31.4% (139) 41.9% (140) C. 5-8 2.7% (12) 13.8% (46) D. 9-12 1.1% (5) 2.7% (9) E. 13-16 - 1.5% (5) F. 17-20 - 3% (10) G. >20 - 0% (0) Preferred Assessment Modality 47 Which type of assessment modality would you prefer in the future? CPCA-LA CPCA A. Current CPCA 5.2% (23) 46.1% (153) B. A Longitudinal Assessment* 77.6% (343) 53.9% (179) 48 Third Research Question Is the performance between the CPCA- LA and CPCA participants comparable? ...

  • Prescriptive-Authority-Collaborative-Practice-Agreement.docx

    Inactivate Physician Information · Nurse Portal users have the configurable option to Inactivate a Physician via Manage Profile · Inactivate a Physician on a Collaborative Practice Agreement Inactivate Site Information · Nurse Portal users have the configurable option to Inactivate a Site via Manage Profile · Inactivate a Site on a Collaborative Practice Agreement Back Office · To allow for timely notification of updates to Collaborative Practice Agreements, ORBS Back ...

  • 2024_NCSBN_DA_Minutes_Signed.pdf

    Credentials Committee Report Shan Montgomery, Chair of the Credentials Committee, reported that of the 66 nursing regulatory bodies that comprise NCSBN’s voting membership there are 64 bodies represented by delegates at this Delegate Assembly, and moved that the roll of delegates hereby submitted be the official roll of the voting members of the Delegate Assembly. The motion was adopted without objection. Quorum President Douglas reported that there being delegates from more than a majority of the voting members and at least two officers present, a quorum was present.

  • Transcript_2023_webinar_faqs-web.pdf

    This scoring rule is used when candidates are instructed to choose an unspecified number of options. They can earn points by endorsing correct options and lose points by endorsing incorrect options. Identifying more correct information result in higher scores. The maximum number of these points is the total number of correct options.

  • minutes_june_13_2023_final.pdf

    Site: nursecompact.com

    The rule caused confusion: many thought a nurse had 90 days to apply. Others thought they had 90 days maximum to work in another state. This caused confusion for nurses and employers. With the current proposal a nurse has 60 days to apply in the new PSOR. The intent of the new proposal is not to locate 60- day violators, but to provide guidance for nurses. A. Henley asked if a board of nursing is in support of the rules, to post a comment online or to participate in the June 26 hearing. 5. Election Committee Update: Reminder about Executive Committee Nominations C.

  • TIP_Sheet_Attaching_Board_Certified_Orders_to_Nursys.pdf

    Nursys Attach Certified Copies of Board Orders A certified copy is a copy (often a photocopy) of a primary document that has on it an endorsement or certificate that it is a true copy of the primary document. A certified copy may be required for official government or court purposes. Why does Nursys provide the option to attach board orders?

  • transcript_2023aprn_bmartin.pdf

    You'll likely know my two co-investigators as well. Michelle Buck is our senior APRN policy advisor, and Elizabeth Zhong is our senior research scientist in the research department. For today's presentation, we are going to cover a few major points. To start, I'll provide a bit of background on the study to give you all the necessary context for why we wanted to pursue this study in the first place and what we hope to achieve.

  • 2021AM_bhouchen.pdf

    ., 18 items) Clinical Judgment Standalone items N/A 0 Approx. 5-8 Knowledge items 60-130 52 Approx. 109-112 Unscored (Pretest) items 15 15 15 Time allowed 5 hours 5 hours 5 hours Delivery method CAT CAT CAT Proposed Design - Rationale • Significant opportunities to measure clinical judgment directly • Same or improved measurement vs. today’s NCLEX • No additional testing time required Scoring Introduction of Partial Credit Scoring • NCLEX today – A candidate response to an item is eithe ...

  • AssessingHigherorderCognitiveConstructs_2016.pdf

    For instance, an incorrect response to MCQ #1 would void points in MCQ #2 and MCQ #3. A raw score vector (0, 1, 1) corresponds to a final score of 0 instead of 2. Mathematically, this scoring rule is given by: 321211 3 1 1 xxxxxxxX j i i j ++=∏= ∑ = = where xj is the score on j-th scoring variable, and X is the final score on this item.