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2009.08_Wendt_-_CAT_conference_-_Item_variant.pdf

Item Model Item Type Yes No Total Key MC 0 1 1 MC 7 32 39 MC 2 8 10 MC 0 11 11 MC 0 2 2 MC 1 6 7 MC 1 0 1 Stem MC 2 21 23 MC 8 6 14 MC 6 9 15 MC 4 4 8 FC 15 18 33 MC 4 5 9 MC 0 3 3 Distractor MC 2 25 27 MC 7 16 23 MC 6 19 25 MC 2 11 13 MC 1 6 7 MR 0 1 1 MC 0 1 1 MC 2 2 4 Other MC 1 1 2 MC 2 2 4 MC 1 0 1 MC 0 7 7 MR 2 24 26 FC 2 4 6 MC 1 6 7 MR 0 6 6 MC 0 1 1 MC 0 4 4 Key Total 11 60 71 Stem Total 39 66 105 Distractor Total 20 81 101 Other Total 9 55 64 0 1 1 12 79 79 19 32 32 13 39 39 0 2 2 9 52 52 24 46 46 -9- Table 10, continued Item-Level Significant Tests of b-Value Differences Sig.

RB_Vol9_RN_PA.qxd

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An average of 3.14 years of work as a nurse aide was reported by 55.6% of survey respondents, and 22.1% reported working an average of 7.15 years as an LPN or LVN. See Figure 5. The percentage of respondents from each NCSBN Area was directly proportional to the percentage of respondents in the population and the sample (Area I: 25% pop., 25% sample, 26% responses; Area II: 22% pop., 22% sample, 23% responses; National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. (NCSBN) ◆ 2003 1144 2002 RN PRACTICE ANALYSIS Study Participants Demographics, Experiences and Practice Environments of Participants National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc.

02LicExamStats_13.qxd

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(NCSBN) u 2003 14 2002 LICENSURE & EXAMINATION STATISTICS National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. (NCSBN) u 2003 15 PART I: 2002 LICENSURE STATISTICS N H 94 22 9 11 17 6 85 0 1 39 7 0 26 18 75 12 0 2 0 0 1, 23 4 N M 23 8 13 2 59 4 96 4 N V 90 36 1 45 1 N Y 15 1 3, 21 7 1, 33 0 1 3, 46 0 48 0 20 7 92 1 69 0 28 77 10 ,5 62 OH 26 0 1, 77 4 1, 66 0 2, 27 8 5, 97 2 OK 30 40 9 14 0 9 16 80 25 0 1 34 12 6 0 0 1, 09 5 OR 20 3 31 9 11 0 19 29 5 14 8 2 63 9 37 26 14 3 ...

Vol 17_03PNPractAnal.qxd

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Of those currently enrolled, 84% were in associate degree programs, 10% were in baccalaureate programs and 6% were in diploma programs. Of those who had applied but were not enrolled, 47% were completing prerequisite courses; 20% were on waiting lists; 26% could not afford the tuition; 3% were turned away because classes were full; and only 1% failed to meet program require- ments. About 18% of respondents reported holding non-nursing college degrees. National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc.

vol_25_web.pdf

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(NCSBN) | 2006 2 PART I: 2005 LICENSURE STATISTICS Table 5. Number of Graduates of Foreign Nursing Programs Licensed, by Jurisdiction JD RN Graduates of Foreign Nursing Programs LPN/VN Graduates of Foreign Nursing Programs AL 58 5 AR 15 AZ 401 CA 5,429 CT 434 97 DE 3 GA 125 IA 5 ID 6 KS 40 10 KY 92 13 LA 66 MA 205 ME 63 3 MN 808 5 MO 122 1 MP 187 22 NC 193 2 ND 23 2 NH 115 11 NM 840 2 OR 162 10 PA 577 24 TX 1,621 75 WVPN 31 20 WY 2 Total 11,620 305 Information provided by 26 boards. National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc.

WHO_Cannabis_and_its_medical_use.pdf

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The use of cannabis for medical purposes ................................................................................. 16 Summary and Conclusions ......................................................................................................................... 26 References ................................................................................................................................................... 27 37 th ECDD (2015) Agenda item 6.2 Cannabis Page 3 of 41 Preface This update of cannabis and its medical use was commissioned by the Secretariat of the Expert Committee on Drug Dependence, Department of Essential Medicines and Health Products, World Health Organization.

13_MYM_SessionBook.pdf

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Th e pr es id en t s ha ll ha ve se rv ed N CS BN a s e ith er d el eg at e, a co m m itt ee m em be r, a di re ct or o r a n of fic er b ef or e be in g el ec te d to th e of fic e of P re sid en t. Se ct io n 4. Q ua lif ic at io ns fo r Pr es id en t‐ el ec t. Th e pr es id en t‐ el ec t sh al l h av e se rv ed N CS BN a s e ith er a de le ga te , a c om m itt ee m em be r, a di re ct or o r a n of fic er b ef or e be in g el ec te d to th e of fic e of P re sid en t‐ el ec t.

04Licensure_Exam_Stats_inside_final.indd

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T ot al N um be r o f A ct iv e Li ce ns es : R eg is te re d N ur se s an d Li ce ns ed P ra ct ic al /V oc at io na l N ur se s, 1 99 4 –2 0 0 4 Number of Active Licenses Ye ar PART I: 2004 LICENSURE STATISTICS N o in fo rm at io n av ai la bl e fo r A m er ic a Sa m oa , D el aw ar e, G eo rg ia P N a nd R N , G ua m , I lli no is , a nd P ue rt o Ri co . RN to ta l i nc lu de s 70 ,1 9 9 a ct iv e RN li ce ns es a nd 1 4, 0 37 P N a ct iv e lic en se s re po rt ed in 2 0 0 3 fo r Co nn ec ti cu t a nd R ho de I sl an d.

bb_2002.pdf

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The decision to accept the mutual recogni- tion model of nursing regulation was made with the understanding that development of an APRN compact would proceed at a later date and as a separate compact than that for Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses/Vocational Nurses. The Uniform APRN Licensure/Authority to Practice Requirements approved by the 2000 Delegate Assembly establish the foundation for the APRN com- pact in order to promote quality, consistency and accessibility of ...

All_Active_Inactive_Program_Codes_October_2024.xlsx

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SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE - PN 12/21/2023 OPEN CA SYLMAR US04115000 PN LOS ANGELES MISSION COLLEGE - PN 1/16/2024 OPEN CA NORTH HOLLYWOOD US04204900 PN CONCORDE CAREER COLLEGE - WOODLAND HILLS 1/31/2002 OPEN CA PANORAMA CITY US04110700 PN NATIONAL CAREER COLLEGE 2/9/2016 OPEN CA SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO US04204700 PN UNITEK COLLEGE - SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO 12/1/1997 OPEN CA TULARE US04006700 PN TULARE ADULT SCHOOL 9/12/2006 OPEN CA NATIONAL CITY US04111300 PN THE NURSE ACADEMY 12/11/2019 OPEN CA ONTARIO US042 ...