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Chapter 1 Introduction to the Cognitive Skills of Clinical Judgment |
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What Are the Purpose and Design of the Current NCLEX®? |
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Why Is There a Need for NCLEX® Change? |
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What Is the NCSBN'S Definition and Model of Clinical Judgment? |
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What Are the Six NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model Cognitive Skills? |
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How Will the Six Clinical Judgment Skills Be Measured on the NGN? |
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How Can You Prepare for the NGN? |
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Chapter 2 Introduction to the NGN and the New NGN Item Types |
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Test Item Types Used for Unfolding Case Studies |
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Test Item Types Used for Stand-alone Items |
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Chapter 3 Strategies for Answering NGN Questions: Recognize Cues |
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How Are Client Findings (Cues) Presented in an NGN Clinical Scenario? |
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Which Client Findings Are Relevant? |
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Which Relevant Client Findings Are of Immediate Concern to the Nurse? |
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What Types of Clinical Scenarios May Be Included on the NGN? |
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What NGN Item Types Optimally Measure Recognize Cues? |
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Chapter 4 Strategies for Answering NGN Questions: Analyze Cues |
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How Does Analyzing Cues Help You Guide Client Care? |
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How Do You Analyze Cues in an NGN Clinical Situation? |
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What Will You Think About to Analyze Cues in This Clinical Scenario? |
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Which Client Findings Are Most Important When Analyzing Cues? |
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When Might You Need to Analyze Cues in a Clinical Situation? |
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What NGN Item Types Optimally Measure Analyze Cues? |
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Chapter 5 Strategies for Answering NGN Questions: Prioritize Hypotheses |
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What Does Prioritizing Mean? |
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What to Consider When Prioritizing Hypotheses |
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External Factors and Prioritizing Hypotheses |
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How Do You Know That You Need to Prioritize? |
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What Three Strategies Can You Use to Prioritize Hypotheses? |
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How Do You Prioritize Hypotheses in an NGN Clinical Situation? |
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What Will You Think About to Prioritize Hypotheses in This Clinical Scenario? |
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What NGN Item Types Optimally Measure Prioritize Hypotheses? |
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Chapter 6 Strategies for Answering NGN Questions: Generate Solutions |
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What to Consider When Generating Solutions |
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The Plan of Care and Generating Solutions |
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How Do You Know That You Need to Generate Solutions? |
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How Do You Generate Solutions in an NGN Clinical Situation? |
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What Will You Think About to Generate Solutions in This Clinical Scenario? |
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What NGN Item Types Optimally Measure Generate Solutions? |
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Chapter 7 Strategies for Answering NGN Questions: Take Action |
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How Do You Know What Actions to Take? |
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How Will Nursing Actions Be Tested? |
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What NGN Item Types Optimally Measure Take Action? |
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Chapter 8 Strategies for Answering NGN Questions: Evaluate Outcomes |
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How Do You Evaluate Outcomes? |
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How Will Evaluate Outcomes Be Tested? |
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NGN Question Stems Addressing Evaluate Outcomes |
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What NGN Item Types Optimally Measure Evaluate Outcomes? |
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Chapter 9 Strategies for Answering NGN Stand-alone Items and Unfolding Case Studies |
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What Are Stand-alone Items? |
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What Are Unfolding Case Studies? |
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How Are Stand-alone Items and Unfolding Case Studies Different? |
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Chapter 10 NGN Practice Test: Putting It All Together |
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Answers to Practice Questions |
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References and Bibliography |
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