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©2024 National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 2024 NCSBN IT/Operations Conference - Digital Verifiable Credentials and Services Video Transcript ©2024 National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. Event 2024 NCSBN IT/Operations Conference More info: https://www.ncsbn.org/past-event/2024-ncsbn-it-operations-conference Presenters Moderator: Nur Rajwany, MS, Chief Information Officer, NCSBN Etan Bernstein, MBA, Co-Founder, Head of Ecosystem, Velocity Network Fou ...

transcript_2025am_jshaw.pdf

- I can go first, actually. So when I've been developing some of my own chatbots and I've been developing programming... So let me take a very specific example. I was tasked, actually, from our compliance division this summer to redact about 8,000 to 10,000 pages of medical documents, sensitive medical records. Obviously, that's not something that you drop into ChatGPT. But what Gemini made me aware of, Google Gemini, Gemini is really great at programming, it made me aware of a Python library. I'm going to get a little nerdy on you, but it made me aware of a document redaction library that I wasn't even aware of. ©2025 National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc.

transcript_2024dcm_fknight.pdf

. ©2024 National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. All rights reserved. 11 If you are a remote state and you're taking some sort of action on that privilege to practice, you need up in the style of the case and the lawyers in here need to pay particular attention to this, you need to be putting in...I'm just using this as an example. If it was a Colorado nurse, that's where they're licensed, and they're working in Arkansas and they're working on that privilege to practice, every time, it should state Colorado State Board of Nursing, license number, put that license number under, underneath Colorado, Arkansas Privilege to Practice.

2015_Fall_InFocus.pdf

Along with that significant milestone, many changes have taken place. The ABN: Appointed a new Executive Officer – Peggy Sellers Benson, RN, MSHA, MSN NE-BC. Adopted the ethos, “A New Direction,” pursuing a more inclusive and collaborative approach to nursing regulation. Worked with the Board of Medical Examiners to give CRNPs and CNMs more flexibility in collaborative practice. Held its Centennial observance on Aug. 14 in Montgomery. Made the decision to eliminate licensure cards, effective Jan. 1, 2016, to prevent fraud and protect the public.

L2L_Spring2012_v4.pdf

. • My role is to assure that board members have the information they need to make thoughtful and deliberative decisions. — Shirley Brekken | Spring 2012 3 www.ncsbn.org using both the brochure and video in class projects. Requests have even poured in from school districts, medical insurance companies and long-term care facilities. NCSBN created a webpage dedicated to the topic of social media. Additional resources, including a white paper, an article from the Journal of Nursing Regulation and social media presentations are available to download free of charge. • Social media has become a hot topic in nursing, and not necessarily for the right reasons.

L2L_Spring2019.pdf

I am also designing an opioid use disorder prevention program for nurses. Be sure to look for more information on these projects in the future. What is the Research department working on in the near future? Brendan: I am currently analyzing data from the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NAMCS) to better understand how APRN practice patterns compare to physicians across the U.S. Simultaneously, the Research department is also analyzing data on what educa- tional program characteristics correlate with program approval to provide NCSBN members with evidenced-based criteria for evaluating programs in the future.

Transcript_2022APRN_jcimiotti.pdf

Going on further to look at the nurse practitioner workforce in acute care. Again, data from four states, California, Florida, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, from 2016. Again, survey and data and a publication with colleagues, led by Linda Aiken and her staff, a publication that appears in the journal, "Medical Care." And this was very similar to the nurse practitioner survey sent out at the same time, but this survey was sent to registered nurses. We also had CMS data from the HCAHPS survey, so that's the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems.

transcript_2024scisymp_jmbrooks-carthon.pdf

And there also may be their own preferences. Right? And so there could be preferences, there could be comorbidities, there could be provider-level factors. And so there could be differences in prescribing patterns, there may be implicit bias, there may be medical mistrust. And we also know from other research that older Black patients are more likely to be concentrated in healthcare settings that are known for lower quality in general. And so when we think about these factors in total, it helps us to think about the ways in which these are all factors that we should be thinking about when we think about solution setting.

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