How the NCLEX-NGN Will Be Scored

When the NCLEX-NGN launches April 1, 2023, candidates are going to see some significant changes. We’ve told you what to expect in these articles: NCLEX Is Changing: Learn More! and NCLEX-NGN and the Six Clinica ...

Resources for NCLEX-NGN

With the launch of the Next Generation NCLEX (NCLEX-NGN), candidates for the new examination are eager to get as much information as possible about the new types of test items and how to practice for the case studies. ...

Telehealth Nursing: What to Know

Medicine and healthcare are always changing. More and more, emerging subspecialties in every area allow for specific and unique focus for patients. That means new opportunities for nurses.One of the newest methods o ...

More On the 6 Components of the Ongoing Case Study

A Deep Dive into the Six Components of the NCLEX-NGN Ongoing Case StudiesNeed help understanding the six components of the Ongoing Case Studies that are part of NCLEX-NGN? We’re here to walk you through eac ...

Next Generation NCLEX Items

What Are the New Test Item Types for NCLEX-NGN?When the new NCLEX-NGN format officially begins in April 2023, licensure candidates will prepare for two new components of the examination:Three evolving ca ...

NCLEX-NGN and the Six Clinical Judgment Skills

When the NCLEX-Next Generation (NCLEX-NGN) launches in April 2023, each examination will include three case studies with six test items. The test items will follow—in order—the six components of Layer 3 o ...

NCLEX is Changing: Learn More!

As of April 1, 2023, the NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN will be adding new types of test items to their licensure examinations. Called NCLEX-Next Generation (NCLEX-NGN), every candidate who sits for the exam can expect to find ...

RN or LPN: Which Is Right for You?

RN or LPN/LVN: Which is Right for YOU?Thinking of going to nursing school? Great! You’re choosing a satisfying career that’s expected to continue to grow for the next decade. The demand for nurses wil ...

Medication Calculations

Oh, those medication and IV calculations!  Whether you’re studying for your NCLEX, or an experienced nurse suddenly faced with figuring a dose manually, it’s important to remember that the final resp ...