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NCSBN Learning Extension: Learning Together
NCSBN keeps nursing continuing education all about nurses with:
The most comprehensive NCLEX® review available... Join the thousands of student nurses who've ta
outstanding benefits of NCSBN's Review for the NCLEX Examination.
• Content organized in the same categories as the NCLEX®.
• Quick responses to your questions from an instructor via email.
Poll • A free subscription to Taber's Online® to clear up confusing concepts.
• Over 1,100 "NCLEXstyle" practice questions to build your confidence.
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• What should you look for in an NCLEX review?
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Of the topics listed below, which would be the
priority for you to study/review? More than just NCLEX preparation... Move your career forward with progressive nursing continuing educa
• Developed by nurses Gain situationspecific learning from nursing experts.
• Better advocate for patients and improve client outcomes Learn from a notforprofit devoted to p
Patient Advocacy
standards to advance the practice of nursing at every level.
Building a Better Workplace • Reinforce knowledge Complete interactive online exercises and apply learning to your nursing practice
Management and Supervision workbook.
Announcements
last updated 03.31.06
New Look for www.learningext.com
NCSBN Learning Extension has a new look intended to help learners easily find information about cours
provide fast and stress free access to online courses. We hope you like the new face of learningext.com. Pl
comments.
New Course Subscription Lengths for NCLEX Review Courses
Based on student and administrator feedback, NCSBN Learning Extension has new subscription lengths av
courses. All subscription options have the exact same content. The only difference is the length of time av
course materials. The new options are:
• 3 weeks for $49
• 5 weeks for $69
• 8 weeks for $99*
• 15 weeks for $159*
*eligible for multiuser 10% discount
Note that the 7 week option is no longer available. Enroll in one of the new convenient options today.
Introducing the First New CE Course of 2006: Delegating Effectively
This selfpaced online course was developed for nurses, both RNs and LPN/LVNs, who delegate nursing
course is designed to break down and clarify the process of delegation — who can delegate, who can b
nursing tasks can be delegated — and to alert nurses to the red flags of inappropriate delegation. (4.2 conta
in the course or learn more about it.
Acclimation of International Nurses into U.S. Nursing Practice Now Open for Enrollment
This selfpaced course is designed for international nurses already practicing or preparing to practice in
helps facilitate a successful professional and personal acclimation by providing key information and by
additional resources for a more indepth understanding of the various aspects of transitioning into the U.S
$40) Enroll in the course or learn more about it.
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3. Does NCSBN Learning Extension offer any other courses tailored for
nurses?
NCSBN Learning Extension is a great way for nurses to continue their education online, and offers an
array of courses geared specifically toward nursing professionals, students and educators. Whether you
are looking for a course about a specific aspect of nursing, or need help to study for your NCLEXPN®
or RN examination, NCSBN offers one of the best nursing educational resources available. If you would
like to see a complete list of NCSBN’s courses and other products and services, visit the Resources
section of this Web site.
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