<7-min. read> No aspect of nursing today is more important than developing the skill of clinical judgment. NCSBN has zeroed in on this skill as the reason behind creating a new version of the NCLEX (commonly referred to as Next Generation NCLEX).

|6-min. read | Do your students respect you? Or are they afraid of you? There’s a difference. And nurse educators who don’t understand that difference can impact students in extremely harmful ways.

<13.45-min. read> A lot of questions — and misinformation — is flying around about the Next Generation NCLEX. We've got answers.

<4.5-min. read> The award pays tribute to the measurable value, collaboration, and responsiveness ATI provides the college.

<5-min. read> Undoubtedly, you’re familiar with the crucial benefits of debriefing, the critical conversation that takes place after an exercise that helps reframe a situation for students. Debriefing serves multiple purposes: facilitating reflection, assessing critical thinking, evaluating learning, and improving future performance.

<3.5-min. read> Motivational interviewing isn’t new. It’s been around since 1983, when it was first described in an article published in "Behavioural Psychotherapy." But its use has evolved since its original focus on treating problem drinkers. Have you missed out on the benefits this counseling approach can provide in helping students improve client safety?

<1.25-min. video> Nursing challenges aren't getting any easier. So ATI is creating new solutions to help. Here's a preview of what you can expect in 2019:

<2-min. video> Are you taking advantage of the latest solutions ATI introduced over the last year? Here’s a quick overview.

<30-sec. read> Tracking positive outcomes and successes is an area in which ATI takes particular pride – and it underscores why we retain 97% of our clients. They recognize quality and exemplary customer service.

<1.5-min. read> The need for stronger clinical judgment skills in nursing students has researchers worldwide searching for answers. Here, we gather a selection of journal articles published in 2018 to provide further reading and help you identify opportunities to strengthen students’ clinical judgment skills.

<.45-min. read> Know someone who has created an active-learning teaching strategy using ATI's Tutorial Solutions: Real Life™, Nurse’s Touch™ or ATI Video Case Studies? Nominate that person (or nominate yourself!) for ATI’s Teaching Forward Award!

| 5.5-min. read time | Alex is a newly licensed nurse, and he’s thrilled to have recently landed his first nursing position in a med-surg unit. He’s still adapting to being a nurse and working on a large team, and his charge nurse, Rio, isn’t making it easy for him.

| 8-min. read | Whose responsibility is it to ensure you work in an environment free of uncivil behaviors? Yours, of course — and everyone with whom you work. We all play a crucial role.

<7-min. read> In your gut, you may know that teaching students about civility is the right thing to do. But if you need convincing, consider the following noteworthy reasons. Their totality will ensure civility plays a central role in your curricula.

|2.5-min. read| Teaching nursing students about civility is a critical step toward fostering healthy work environments and ensuring safe client care. And while striving to achieve that outcome for your protégés’ professional careers, you can implement additional tactics to help create a healthy collegiate environment, as well — beginning on the first day of class.

<1-min. read> The knowledge is now widespread: The NCSBN has embarked on a groundbreaking study to determine whether to launch the Next Generation NCLEX.

<1-min. read time> You've likely heard about the variations in nursing-workforce projections across the country. A mix of shortages and surpluses in RN and PN personnel are anticipated.

<1.5-min read> The NCSBN is undertaking a groundbreaking path with its Next Generation NCLEX for assessing clinical judgment in student nurses.

| 7-min. read | Can an eye roll put patient safety at risk? Definitely.