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Transition to Practice Model

“Transition to Practice: Update on Phase I and II.” November 3, 2011 Spector, N. Association of Practical Nurse Educators of Florida, Orlando, Florida. “Transition to Practice: Improving Quality and Safety.” October 24, 2011 Spector, N. Loyola University Medical Center Research Conference, Maywood, IL. “Transition to Practice: Improving Quality and Safety.” October 21, 2011 Spector, N. University of Wisconsin, Madison, School of Nursing, Madison, Wisconsin. “Key Lessons from the NCSBN TTP Study: Long Term Care.”

Transcript_2019APRN_DBenton.pdf

And one of the things that we did in Scotland, and I'm just going to jump to Scotland for a moment, was when I was the chief executive officer of the National Council there, there was apprehension at the time by the Department of Health to move to graduate education. [[00:13:30]] And their concern was we wouldn't have enough people going into the system. They wouldn't have the entry qualifications. So what I did was I commissioned a piece of research. I got some independent researchers, educatio ...

Transcript_2019LPP_SAinsworth.pdf

Other examples of lobby chains, banks and savings and loans. Banks and savings and loans were known to put slips in the quarterly statements, the monthly statements. Now, with online banking, of course, we all get emails all the time. So banks are constantly doing this. The American Medical Association did this in the 1960s. So the American Medical Association wasn't very supportive of Medicaid/Medicare. So, massive changes to their way of providing healthcare. Massive changes to their day-to-day, year-to-year lives. And they were not supportive.

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McDonald, M. (2002). Systematic assessment of learning outcomes: Developing multiple-choice exams. Sudbury, MA: Jones & Bartlett. Miller, D., Sadler, J., Mohl, P. & Melchiode, G. (1991). The cognitive context of examinations in Psychiatry using Bloom’s taxonomy. Medical Education, Nov, 25(6), 480-4. Osterlind, S. & Merz, W. (1994). Building a taxonomy for constructed-response test items. Educational Assessment, 2(2), 133-148. Parshall, C., Davey, T. & Pashley, P. (2000). Innovative item types for computerized testing in Computerized Adaptive Testing Theory and Practice.

2022_NCLEX_Candidate_Bulletin_ENG.pdf

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. • Do not access the following during your exam: o Study notes (any educational and/or test preparation materials). o Cell/mobile/smart phones, smart watches, MP3 players, fitness bands, jump drives, cameras, or any other electronic device. o Weapons of any kind. The following items are not allowed in the testing room, but may be accessed while on break: • Bags/purses/wallets/watches (smart watches must be placed in the plastic bag.) • Coats/hats • Medical aids/devices • Food or drink, ...

2023_NCLEX_Candidate_Bulletin.pdf

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. • Do not access the following during your exam: o Study notes (any educational and/or test preparation materials). o Cell/mobile/smart phones, smart watches, MP3 players, fitness bands, jump drives, cameras, or any other electronic device. o Weapons of any kind. The following items are not allowed in the testing room, but may be accessed while on break: • Bags/purses/wallets/watches (smart watches must be placed in the plastic bag.) • Coats/hats • Medical aids/devices • Food or drink, ...

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The exam was a two-day paper-and-pencil examinaon. o The licensing examinaon was used by all fiy states for licensure of RNs, by all except California for LPN/VNs, and by the territories of Guam and the Virgin Islands. o The RN examinaon was administered in five parts – Medical Nursing, Surgical Nursing, Obstetric Nursing, Nursing of Children and Psychiatric Nursing, with a sixth part that tested items for use in future examinaons. The PN examinaon was one test in two parts with a third ...

transcript_2025nclex_research-updates.pdf

For example, both RNs and LPNs care for an aging population with chronic comorbidities, along with behavioral and emotional conditions, and are responsible for delivering care at the end of life. However, as you can suspect, there are several differences between the two practices. LPNs are more likely than RNs to work in long-term care facilities caring for stable medical-surgical clients, while RNs are more likely than LPNs to deliver complex treatments to clients with chronic unstable conditions and work in hospitals caring for a greater variety of clients in medical-surgical, critical care, and emergency department areas.

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The exam was a two-day paper-and- pencil examination. o The licensing examination was used by all fifty states for licensure of RNs, by all except California for LPN/VNs, and by the territories of Guam and the Virgin Islands. o The RN examination was administered in five parts – Medical Nursing, Surgical Nursing, Obstetric Nursing, Nursing of Children and Psychiatric Nursing, with a sixth part that tested items for use in future examinations. The PN examination was one test in two parts ...

2022_NCSBN_Annual_Report.pdf

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