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  • Leader to Leader, Fall 06:Leader to Leader, April06

    It is rare for a patient to experience cardiac arrest in a doctor’s office, but when this does occur, it can catch everyone unprepared. The nursing staff and residents all felt reassured after practicing for this event with a simulated patient in a totally safe environment. The second exercise was very ambitious, focusing on the transfer of patients from one area of the hospital to another.

  • 2020AM-APRN.pdf

    Her state of legal residence is a full practice state but the three facilities that she will be routinely deployed to are located in three states that require different collaborative agreements. • BEFORE THE COMPACT • Kathleen needs to meet all the requirements of holding a license in each of the four states. This incurs considerable costs. The states have different re-licensure requirements and the required collaborative agreements are of differing lengths, in one case there is a geographic proximity requirement and in another the potential collaborating physician is about to retire. • AFTER THE STATES JOIN THE COMPACT • Kathleen obtains a multi-state license as she has well over 2080 hours of experience in her State of legal residence.

  • Transcript_2019MYM_LSC.pdf

    Leadership succession is the deliberate, ongoing process of identifying qualified leaders who serve the purpose, mission, vision and values of the organization, advance and promote excellence in nursing regulation, sustain and evolve continued success and viability of NCSBN and embrace and cultivate a culture of service and stewardship. Please allow me to introduce this year's committee and please stand when I call your name. Susan Odom, Area 1 Member, Idaho. Melissa Hanson, Area II Member, North Dakota. Sarah Griffith, Area III Member, North Carolina. Jennifer Laurent, Area IV Member, Vermont. And Jennifer couldn't be with us today. Tracy Rude, Member-at-large, Washington.

  • Transcript_2019AM_NCLEX.pdf

    This is our Next Generation NCLEX research project. Here are some of the accomplishments for this year. We've reviewed the policies, we've considered feedback from the NCLEX program surveys, we've reviewed candidate appeals. Our committee is actually the last step in the review process when a candidate files an appeal regarding the NCLEX exam. And we conducted a final review of NCLEX items. Also, we have approved the LPN/VN Practice Analysis Survey Report that included activity and knowledge statements. These were published in the 2018 LPN/VN Practice Analysis Survey Report.

  • Resources | NCSBN

    The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) produces publications, online courses and videos that contribute to the body of nursing knowledge. This study is the first to describe post entry-level RN practice to determine if there is a core set of RN activity statements that can be used to assess core RN competencies regardless of practice setting, specialty area and years of experience. (© 2007) 2007   | Exams Research Spring 2007 Leader to Leader Linda Cronenwett and Gwen Sherwood of UNC-Chapel Hill School of Nursing explains how the QSEN project identifies competencies for nursing education Read reports from the 2007 Institu ...

  • ccrnr-rn-entry-level-competencies---2019.pdf

    Overarching Principles These competencies are expected not only of entry-level RNs; all RNs are ultimately accountable to meet these competencies throughout their careers relative to their specific context and/or patient population. The following overarching principles apply to the education and practice of entry-level registered nurses: 1. The entry-level RN is a beginning practitioner. It is unrealistic to expect an entry-level RN to function at the level of practice of an experienced RN. 2. The entry-level RN works within the registered nursing scope of practice, and appropriately seeks guidance when they encounter situations outside of their ability. 3.

  • 2018ITOPS_Nursing-Regulation.pdf

    https://www.npdb.hrsa.gov/hcorg/reportingStateLicensure.jsp What must be reported to NPDB Three key points actions taken against health care practitioners as a result of formal proceedings publicly available NPDB Guidebook April 2015 E-57 - E-58 Exceptions to the three key points Always reportable § Summary/Emergency Suspensions § Cease & Desist of Unlicensed Practice § Actions within an agreement with licensee oIf reportable action within agreement, report action (not agreement) NPDB Guidebook ...

  • Doctoral_Student_Grant_Application.docx

    NCSBN Grant Program for Doctoral Students NCSBN Grant Program for Doctoral Students Email completed applications to researchgrants@ncsbn.org with subject line indicated as “Grant Application.” Section 1: Grant Request Complete all requested fields in the space provided. Please note that all fields are required within this section and the application will not be considered complete if there is a missing portion. Doctoral Student: Degree Pursuing: PhD DNP Other: Primary Faculty Advisory: Principal Investigator: Official from Investigator’s Organization (to notify if awarded): Name: Title: Organization: Address: E-mail: Project Title: Requested Amount: Project Period: Is this application a resubmission?

  • 2025dcm_kennedy-mrozinski.pdf

    This includes requiring the traveling nurse to pay the costs of the investigation and prosecution of a matter. NLC Article V. https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/statutes/statutes/441 https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/code/admin_code/n WISCONSIN BOARD OF NURSING EXAMPLES • Case Example #1: Nurse Smith was licensed in Maine with a multistate license. On July 16, 2023, Nurse Smith was practicing in Wisconsin at a rehabilitation facility when she administered to Patient X a double-dose of an opioid. She forgot to administer the opioid to Patient X in the morning, so she administered two doses of the opioid at noon.

  • 23-NLCAnnualReport.pdf

    The future looks bright for further growth in 2024 and for 2025 when the NLC celebrates its 25th anniversary. We also look forward to the full implementation of the NLC in Pennsylvania, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands. As coalition building and grassroots efforts continue, let us continue the path to a truly Compact Nation.