| 12-min. read | Many providers barred students from nursing clinicals last spring due to COVID-19. But academic-practice partnerships put students back in clinical settings. Learn how it happened.

<6-min. read> The pandemic has changed the format of nursing education. Students are dealing with tremendous stress and uncertainty in continuing their education via online learning while trying to overcome an old recurring struggle: test anxiety.

<8.5-min. read> Students fearful of clinical can be a hazard to themselves and clients. But expert educators offer tips to help, such as using debriefing and nursing simulation.

<8.5-min. read> Not even the NCLEX could escape the pandemic’s impact. But NCSBN identified how to shorten the test while preserving its rigor and integrity.

<7-min. read> The NCLEX test evaluates candidates’ ability to think like a nurse. ATI’s psychometricians do that by turning NCSBN research into assessments.

<6.5-min. read> Remote proctoring became commonplace during the pandemic. But its use also raised some questions. We researched answers to allay concerns.

<3.5-min. read> Clinical replacement has worried many nursing programs during the pandemic. But online simulation — with a handy guide — can ease anxieties.

|5-min. read| The NCLEX is more than the exam students must take to be licensed as nurses. This crucial test also impacts nursing programs in profound ways.

|3-min. read| The NCSBN — the National Council of State Boards of Nursing — impacts your nursing program on multiple levels. These FAQs explain how.

<4-min. read> When the pandemic began, nurse educators didn’t waver. They set up virtual office hours so they were there when students needed them most.