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Monitoring Entry-Level Practice: Keeping the NCLEX-RN® Examination Current

Monitoring Entry-Level Practice: Keeping the NCLEX-RN® Examination Current Monitoring Entry-Level Practice: Keeping the NCLEX-RN® Examination Current Anne Wendt, PhD, RN, CAE, Lorraine Kenny, MS, RN Authors’ Affiliations: Director (Dr. Wendt), Content Manager (Ms. Kenny), NCLEX® Examinations, National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc., Chicago, Ill Abstract The National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX- RN®) assesses whether or not a candidate has the ab ...

transcript_2025-awards-bradywood.pdf

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In addition to reexamining underlying assumptions, she is quick to innovate in the face of an ever- changing healthcare landscape. Alison shepherded successful legislation, giving APRNs title protection in Washington, aligning the state with the APRN consensus model. Alison was also instrumental in creating interactive nursing regulation dashboards for her board. She has graciously shared that work with NCSBN colleagues, showcasing the transformative way sharing data drives regulatory decisions. As a rising star in nursing regulation, Alison is presented with this year's first-ever Nova Award. ♪ [music] ♪

2019MYM_AFitzhugh.pdf

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. • Current Regulatory Environment • NC Dental • Deregulatory efforts • Criminal justice reform • Promoting workforce mobility • Public Safety • Student Loan Default • Temporary Licensure • Criminal justice reform Overarching Considerations Committee Work So Far • 3 Meetings • Model Act through Article X • LPN panel • Education and long-term care practice • Utilization of resources from FARB, CLEAR, CAC, etc. • New research in regulation and nursing practice Next Steps • Finish review of Model Act • Begin working through Model Rules • Prepare documents and analysis for review by BOD in February 2020 • Present committee work to membership Thank You

2021SciSymp_jcimiotti.pdf

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Patient Outcomes, Inpatient Costs, and Hospital Performance During a Disaster: Implications for the Nurse Licensure Compact Jeannie P. Cimiotti, PhD, RN, FAAN Associate Professor Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing NCSBN Scientific Symposium – March 22, 2021 Background Hurricane Sandy Timeline October 29th 2012 Hurricane Sandy Hurricane Sandy Timeline NJ Counties and Storm Severity (n = 21) Study Aims Methods Variables and Measures Statistical Analysis *Based on the work of Spetz (2015).

25eNotify%20Flyer-NCSBNID-NRB.pdf

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. • Promote the use of NCSBN ID to employers in your jurisdiction. • Include NCSBN ID in communications to nurses in your jurisdiction. 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). NCSBN ID numbers are free to access and available exclusively through the Nursys system.

ORBS-Back-Office-QRG-Bypass-Payment-Mode.docx

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ORBS Back Office Quick Reference Guide Bypass Payment Mode This is a quick reference guide (QRG) on Bypass Payment Mode. Using Bypass Payment Mode ORBS Criteria for Using Bypass Payment Mode: 1. Applicant submits an application via Nurse Portal, without payment i. Payment should be collected prior to application submission Bypass Payment Mode Process: 1. In the Individual’s Profile, select the Action Gear 2. Select Turn On Bypass Payment Mode a.

ORBS-Nurse-Portal-QRG-TroubleshootingPaymentIssues.docx

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ORBS Nurse Portal Quick Reference Guide Troubleshooting Payment Issues This is a quick reference guide (QRG) on troubleshooting payment issues. ORBS Criteria for Troubleshooting Payment Issues: 1. Application was exited during Fee Payment segment 2. Applicant did not receive Application Submission Receipt 3. Funds have not left the nursing applicant’s bank account 4. ORBS Back Office has no record of the application 5.

ORBS_Back_Office_QRG-Changing_Application_Status_Post_Ready_to_Issue.docx

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ORBS Back Office Quick Reference Guide Changing Application Status Post Ready to Issue This is a quick reference guide (QRG) on the Changing the Application Status, Post Ready to Issue. Changing the Application Status, Post Ready to Issue ORBS Criteria for Changing the Application Status, Post Ready to Issue: 1. All Checklist Items are in a Completed State 2. Application Status displays Ready to Issue 3. Additional work is necessary before the license is issued Changing the Application Status, Post Ready to Issue Process: 1.

2021SciSymp_bmartin-Discipline-Effeciency.pdf

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Discipline Efficiency Study By: Brendan Martin, PhD Nicole Kaminski-Ozturk, PhD Agenda • Background • Methodology • Results • Key Takeaways Background • Population aging • Workforce shortages • Mobile professional class Agile regulatory systems Objectives 1) Identify efficient and effective models for case management 2) Develop evidence-based guidelines Methodology • Design: Cohort study • Sample: 10 nursing regulatory bodies Participating States Methodology • Data Collection: Microsoft Forms • Analysis: GEE & NLP Demographics • Participants were only asked to provide data on up to five cases. • Some voluntarily exceeded this total (MN, GA, OR), while one (NM) fell just short.

transcript_2024_awards_bccnm.pdf

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The College has the distinction of being NCSBN's first associate member and one of the first exam user members. The College also championed adopting the NCLEX-RN as Canada's entry-to-practice exam. Open to change and improvement, the College consistently adopts new approaches, tools and systems reflecting best practices in regulation. For making significant and lasting contributions to nursing regulation and advancing NCSBN's mission, the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives is honored with the Regulatory Achievement Award in 2024. ♪ [music] ♪