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Getting Ready for the Next-Generation NCLEX®: Transitioning From the Nursing Process to Clinical Judgment
NGN Experts Donna Ignatavicius and Linda Silvestri share how to transition from the nursing process to clinical judgment.
Getting Ready for the Next Generation NCLEX®: Frequently Asked Questions
In this Q&A, Elsevier NGN experts Donna Ignatavicius and Linda Silvestri answer common faculty questions regarding the Next Generation NCLEX.
Using Graphic Organizers to Develop Clinical Judgment in Prelicensure Nursing Students
Learn how graphic organizers can be used to enhance learning and/or critical thinking, especially skills needed to make appropriate and safe clinical judgments.
Next Generation NCLEX by the Numbers
See how the Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) is shaping the future of nursing.
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Preparing for Next Generation NCLEX® Test Items: a Best-Practice Approach Across the Curriculum
In this recorded live webinar, faculty will learn best practices for approaching NGN item development and facilitating knowledge acquisition and retention as a foundation for clinical judgment from Elsevier’s NGN experts Donna Ignatavicius, and Linda Silvestri.
Author Chat: Developing Clinical Judgment for Professional Nursing and the Next-Generation NCLEX-RN® Examination
Elsevier NGN Expert Donna D. Ignatavicius shares how faculty can help students develop the clinical reasoning skills needed for success on the NGN and in clinical practice.
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NCSBN Educator Resources
The Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) exam asks better questions to help ensure candidates are able to think critically and make sound patient care decisions. NGN is about protecting the public and achieving the best outcomes for clients, nurses, and institutions. Check out these resources from the NCSBN to learn more about their approach to creating the NGN.