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2024_NCSBN_DA_Minutes_Signed.pdfSite: ncsbn.org
The motion was adopted by a vote of 103 to 1. There was no further new business. Recognition of Outgoing Board Members President Douglas recognized the members of the 2024 Board of Directors who completed their term of service on the board: Lori Glenn, Sue Tedford and Carol Timmings.
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Research | NCSBN
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NCSBN's cutting-edge, award-winning research informs crucial decisions for patient safety and public protection. More in Research Research Ongoing Research Recently Completed Research National Nursing Workforce Study 2024 Workforce Results Simulation Study Meet the Researchers Research & Learning Opportunities NCSBN Grant Program Doctoral Student Grant Grant Recipients Grant FAQs Regulatory Scholars Program Resources for Researchers Research Library Latest Research See All Research 2026 NCSBN Environmental Scan: Evidence in Action The Environmental Scan provides a comprehensive overview of the health care landscape with a specific focus on nursing and regulation, helping them to strategically plan for the year ahead. In addition to nursing regulators, the Environmental Scan is also valuable to educators, employers, researchers and policymakers.
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25eNotify%20Flyer-NCSBNID-NRB.pdfSite: ncsbn.org
Recommended Actions The NCSBN ID is a unique nurse identifier (UNI) assigned to every nurse upon initial licensure with any U.S. board of nursing (BON). It’s the only UNI for all U.S. nurses and allows concise communication among systems while still protecting a nurse’s personal identifiable information (PII).
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Feb_2022_Meeting_Minutes.pdf
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I.3. Remote Proctoring Phil Dickison provided an update on progress regarding developments in addressing the gaps in the current generation of remote proctoring products. The project is running to schedule and within resources. A presentation to members will be made at the upcoming mid-year meeting. J.1. Nursys Nurse License Verification Participation – California Board of Registered Nursing Nur Rajwany, Chief Information Officer provided a verbal update on the status of the California Board of Registered Nursing’s participation in Nursys.
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FY25_January%202025_NCLEX%20Examination%20Committee_Meeting%20Minutes_NEC%20Approved.pdf
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Discussion: Staff presented the consent agenda for the committee’s approval. The committee was given the opportunity to remove any of the consent reports for the business agenda discussion. Decision: After review of the report, the committee approved the consent agenda. #5 AGENDA ITEM: Approve Agenda GOAL: To provide a historical record that the committee formally approved the agenda. Discussion: A quorum was established, and the agenda was discussed. Decision: The committee approved the agenda for the January 22, 2025, NEC meeting as presented. #6 AGENDA ITEM: Approve FY25 October Meeting Minutes GOAL: To provide a historical record of the NEC meetings, conference calls and virtual Teams meetings.
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The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) produces publications, online courses and videos that contribute to the body of nursing knowledge. This includes NCSBN membership achievements, financial and business information including operating statements and listings of the Board of Directors, committees and staff that follows NCSBN’s fiscal year spanning Oct. 1, 2021 to Sept. 30, 2022. 2023 | Publications Nursing at the Crossroads: A Call to Action NCSBN's recently released research projects a significant nursing workforce shortage in the wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic. This presentation details how the pandemic impacted nurses, how many left the workforce in this period and forecasts how many more plan to leave nursing.
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Resources | NCSBN
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The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) produces publications, online courses and videos that contribute to the body of nursing knowledge. The purpose of this report is to provide a comprehensive overview of the activities, achievements and financial performance of the Interstate Commission of Nurse Licensure Compact Administrators (ICNLCA) throughout the report period. It provides a snapshot of recent accomplishments and a preview of what we have yet to achieve as a commission in fiscal year 2022 (FY22). 2022 | Publications Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) Overview - MA BORN February 25, 2022 2022 | Recorded Webinar NCLEX Examinations Webinar Series: 2022 Webinar: Psychometrics - How to Run Reports in Pearson VUE BI Reporting Platform This webinar will show you how to run exam dynamic reports in Pearson VUE’s Business Intelligence (BI) reporting platform.
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eNotify_Flyer-NRB-digital.pdf
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Contact: nursysenotify@ncsbn.org NCSBN ID: The only Unique Nurse Identifier (UNI) you need Nursys is a primary source equivalent. The Nursys licensure and disciplinary database is the repository of the data provided directly from state boards of nursing. Everything you need to know in a single number. That’s NCSBN ID! Learn more and enroll in Nursys e-Notify for FREE nursys.com The NCSBN ID is a unique nurse identifier (UNI) assigned to every nurse upon initial licensure with any U.S. board of nursing (BON).
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transcript_2025-awards-bungay.pdf
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Going beyond the mainstream, he offers inventive and innovative solutions. To this end, Douglas identified a need for regulators to have a well-defined direction to navigate an evolving landscape. His action plan for the organization sparked a change that empowers all staff to make consistent, principled choices to meet the needs of diverse communities. Douglas also championed an expedited registration and licensure model for nurses, streamlining the process for international nurses, and was recently appointed CEO and registrar of the college.
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Transcript_2021awards_kglazier.pdf
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She ensures her staff members have the appropriate knowledge and expertise to effectively perform their duties. Her staff is also actively involved in a state committee that works to decrease prescription drug abuse. Kim's exemplary work and service was recognized in 2014 by The Journal Record as one of 50 women making a difference in the state. Also in 2014, she was named one of the great 100 nurses in Oklahoma.