<3-min. read> Nurses Month’s theme for Week 1 is self-care, an area in which Larissa Bair provides some important advice on why you can’t ignore it.

<1.75-min. read> Generation Z nursing students will be more responsive to an educator who applies a coach approach and applies effective listening skills.

<2-min. read> Finding the appropriate footing with Gen Z learners requires a facilitative coach approach.

<5-min. read> One hopeful prospect from the pandemic? Greater interest in nursing careers, which means admission exams are more important than ever.

<1.75-min. read> The National Council of the State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) took an analytical look at the NCLEX. Its research revealed the need to assess clinical judgment.

<1-min. read> If you’ve been concerned about the impact of NCSBN’s changes to the NCLEX — coming in 2023 — Dr. Sheryl Sommer offers some reassurance.

|3.5-min. read| ATI has gathered everything you need to learn about and stay up to date on the Next Generation NCLEX. It's available in a single online resource from NCSBN & more.

<2.5-min. read time> Educators are concerned about the changes to come in the Next Generation NCLEX. Its chief architect wants to allay those fears.

<10-min. read time> What will the NGN include? How will it be different from the current NCLEX? The answers define the future of the nursing profession.

<2-min. read> Multitasking is another way to describe Gen Z’s inability to focus. But combining teaching techniques can keep their attention.

|3-min. read| Need a refresher on why the NCSBN decided a new version of the NCLEX was needed? This summary will provide the salient details.

<1-min. read> In a video interview, we probed for details on the crucial issue of clinical judgment to learn how it became the foundational core of the Next Generation NCLEX.

<2-min. read> The pandemic impacted nearly every aspect of life, and that included the ongoing development of the Next Generation NCLEX.

|14-min. read| Review important skills related to clinical judgment, activities that indicate whether a nurse possesses those skills, and 5 new item types that will be used to assess this crucial ability.

<2-min. read> You can’t use the same approach for teaching Gen Z students that you used with Millennials. You must adapt to be most effective.

|4-min. read| Testing nursing graduates for licensure no longer needs to measure their ability to memorize long lists of facts. Instead, different item types are needed to measure clinical judgment.

<8-min. read> Dr. Phil Dickison recently joined hundreds of ATI clients to share the latest news about Next Generation NCLEX, including a new item type.

<1.25-min. read> NCSBN will launch the Next Generation NCLEX in 2023. Need a refresher of what it's all about? Watch this quick video.

<4-min. read> Dr. Stephens describes some negative personal experience in her career you’ll likely find familiar — and that she’s determined to change.

| 3-min. read | An NCSBN expert on the Next Generation NCLEX shares insight on the exam's purpose: assessing clinical judgment in new nursing graduates.