The NCLEX Practice Exam (NPE) is a computerized adaptive testing (CAT) experience that simulates taking the NCLEX, with real retired items (questions). It includes two exams with 125 questions each, six continuous hours to take each RN practice exam, five continuous hours to take each PN practice exam, a tutorial to demonstrate different question types, and a score report with the percentage of questions answered correctly. While not a review or predictor of success, the NPE can help reduce appr

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The NCLEX Practice Exam simulates taking the NCLEX, with real retired items. While not a review or predictor of success, it can help reduce apprehension about taking the NCLEX. Learn more: https://www.nclex.com | National Council of State Boards of Nursing NCSBN

The GSU Nursing program is contributing to solving the nursing shortage in a major way. Just recently, the 16 class of 2022 Nursing Graduates found out they were the first class to have a 100% passing rate on the National Council State Board of Nursing Exam (NCLEX) on the first try. Current students, Jimmitriv Roberson and Natasha Bagley say this lets them know they chose the right program and that they too will ace the test when their time comes. Read the full story at https://link.gram.edu/nur

4.9K views · 33 reactions | Maintain professional boundaries and strengthen the therapeutic nurse-patient relationship. This video helps explain the continuum of professional behavior and the consequences of boundary crossings, boundary violations and professional sexual misconduct. Internal and external factors that contribute to professional boundary issues, including social media, are explored. | National Council of State Boards of Nursing NCSBN | Facebook

NCSBN CEO David Benton on the importance and impact of nursing regulation: “We do need to strengthen our communication with the public, so that they inform us about the things that are really important to them.” Read the full interview: https://www.ncsbn.org/InFocus_Spring_2021.pdf#page=8 | National Council of State Boards of Nursing NCSBN | Facebook