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2020NCLEX_TBristol.pdfSite: ncsbn.org
Could the client be septic? 2. Did the catheter get pulled on? 3. When was the last IV antibiotic given? Its all about the CUES Video One hour video with Karin Sherrill 1 ANCC Contact hour help@nursethink.com 30-days mailto:help@nursethink.com CJ ‘learned’ • The doing that happens after Critical Thinking Its all about the CARDS Client Needs Come to Life Management / Coordinated Care Priority Delegation – Create a card For your client today, what are 3 things you can delegate and why?
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2021DCM_JLoper.pdf
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C surrenders his license, on a Board form that says: In situations where the public health is at risk…. 8 • The Medical Board has three options: 1. Allow the licensee to place his/her license on inactive status (private) 2. Allow the licensee to surrender his/her license (public) 3. Summary suspension (very public) [“…effective during the proceedings.” N.C. Gen. Stat. § 150B-3(c)] • All three are means to the same end….a disciplinary hearing. Notice of Charges #2 9 • On 20 April, 2018, the Board amended its Notice of Charges to include allegations that Dr.
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Florida Dept. of Health • No competent substantial evidence at the informal hearing to show the crime directly related to the practice of nursing • Galvan vigorously disputed that her crime directly relates to the practice of nursing • By failing to make any competent and substantial findings of fact on that point, the BON abused its discretion • Reverse and remand; formal hearing on the issue of whether the crime directly related to the practice of nursing Allrich v. Regents Review Comm. • Conv ...
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PowerPoint Presentation GOOD MORAL CHARACTER CRIMINAL BACKGROUND ANALYSIS CREDIT • “Good Moral Character as a Licensing Standard” by Judge Larry Craddock (ALJ for Texas Finance Commission) Journal of the National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary, Vol. 28 Iss. 2, 450-469 (October 15, 2008). • “Virtue and the Law: The Good Moral Character Requirement in Occupational Licensing, Bar Regulation, and Immigration Proceedings by Deborah L. Rhode (Stanford law professor) Law & Social Inquiry, Vol. 43 Iss. 3, 1027-1058 (Summer 2018) WHAT IS A GOOD MORAL CHARACTER (GMC)? • Definition varies • “Ideal state of a person’s beliefs and values that is considered most beneficial to society”? (Wikipedia) • Model human being? • A do-gooder? • A regular, average person?
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2021DCM_ygreen.pdf
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EVIDENCE: Issues and Practical Solutions Yolonda Y. Green Administrative Law Judge Florida Division of Administrative Hearings Evidence: Issues and Practical Solutions Evidence – Black’s Law Dictionary 457 (11th ed. 2019) Something that tends to prove or disprove the existence of an alleged fact. Evidence includes: 1. testimony, 2. documents, and 3. tangible objects.
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JAMA Psychiatry. 2021 Feb 3 6 WHAT ABOUT HEALTHCARE WORKERS? 58% of physicians experiencing burnout compared to 40% in 2018 22% of physicians know a colleague who has committed suicide 36% of frontline healthcare workers reported engaging in risky alcohol use Female nurses are more likely to commit suicide with overdose of opioids and benzodiazepines than firearms • https://physiciansfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/2020-Survey-of-Americas-Physicians_Exec-Summary.pdf • Wright H et al.
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2021NCLEX_JCurrier.pdf
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• Major life activities include, but are not limited to, the following: • Hearing • Walking • Working • Learning NCLEX® Candidate • Contacts NRB to determine accommodation requirements • Requests accommodation to NRB and applies for licensure • Registers for the NCLEX Nursing Regulatory Bodies • Review accommodations requests and supporting documentation •Determine whether the accommodations are appropriate for the candidate’s diagnosis •Approve the appropriate accommodations NCSBN® • Reviews ac ...
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2021NCLEX_LSuvanto.pdf
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Objectives • Describe the NCSBN® Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (NCJMM) • Identify the steps of the NCJMM® Item Types Used in NGN • Extended Multiple Response (EMR) • Extended Drag and Drop • Cloze (Drop-Down) • Enhanced Hot Spot (Highlighting) • Matrix Multiple Choice (Matrix MC) • Matrix Multiple Response (Matrix MR) https://www.ncsbn.org/14156.htm https://www.ncsbn.org/14156.htm Case Study # 1 Mastoiditis Extended Multiple Response (EMR) EMR Cloze (Drop- Down) Matrix Multiple Choice (Matrix MC) Matrix MC Case Study # 2 Autonomic Dysreflexia Extended Drag and Drop Enhanced Hot Spot (Highlighting) Matrix Multiple Response (Matrix MR) Thank you for attending this presentation!
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2021NCLEX_SKao.pdf
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. • Then the computer selects the next item that the candidate has a 50/50 chance of a correct response. o Items are not too easy or too hard o The goal is to get as much information as possible about your true ability o You should find each item challenging as each item is targeted to your ability What is “Adaptive” testing? (Cont.) When you answer more items, the computer re-estimates your ability immediately and the estimate becomes more precise. -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 ...
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2021NCLEX_bhouston.pdf
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• Large scale survey of entry-level incumbents on job activities performed • Newly licensed nurses surveyed on current practice of entry-level nurses • Results guide content distribution of the client needs categories on the NCLEX® Practice Analysis – Main Components PRACTICE ANALYSIS PANEL – SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS (SMES) ACTIVITY STATEMENTS SURVEY DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT Practice Analysis Panel – SMEs •Representation of nurses across the NCLEX® test user areas and various nursing specialties ...