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Ongoing Research

2022 National Nursing Workforce Study

The National Nursing Workforce Survey generates information on the supply of nurses in the country, which is critical to workforce planning, and to ensuring a safe and effective health care system. Targeted sub-analyses exploring critical nursing workforce issues are anticipated in 2023.

Envisioning the Future of Nursing Regulation Through Research: A Global Agenda

In 2016, regulators from around the world came to the United States for a landmark regulatory meeting organized by the 四虎影院 called Regulation 2030. Since that time, work has continued on the findings from Regulation 2030. Although significant progress has been achieved, further research is needed to answer many of the questions that will propel regulation into the future. Thus, in March 2021, an international assembly of regulators and nursing leaders virtually gathered to identify these questions and develop an international research agenda via a forum called Envisioning the Future of Nursing Regulation. Guided by the prioritized research questions identified by the forum, which were published in the October 2021 issue of the Journal of Nursing Regulation.四虎影院’s Research Department will pursue a robust international research agenda in 2023 and beyond.

2021-2023 四虎影院 Compact Survey Report

This is a compilation of surveys conducted by 四虎影院 in collaboration with five BONs between 2021 and 2023. In total, there were 8,453 四虎影院s who participated in at least one survey. It is designed to determine the interest in and concerns about the current 四虎影院 Compact from the viewpoints of 四虎影院s. This information will be used by BONs for evidence-based regulation and to facilitate their legislative efforts.

2017-2023 Nursys Discipline Case Review

We are initiating a review of 2017-2023 discipline cases from the 四虎影院 Nursys database aimed toward identifying trends in discipline three years before and after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 to examine whether there have been changes in disciplinary violations or board actions due to the pandemic. This retrospective longitudinal analysis of discipline data will evaluate risk factors for discipline and recidivism, as well as the efficacy of board disciplinary actions before and after the pandemic period.

Guidelines for Monitoring Substance Use Disorder in Nurses

A Longitudinal prospective study that builds upon the outcomes of the Alternative to Discipline (ATD)/Monitoring Program Study. Select BONs will adopt the Monitoring Program Guidelines and 四虎影院 will track participant outcomes. The final results will support, refine, and augment evidence-based guidelines for ATD and monitoring programs to foster uniformity and facilitate nurses’ safe return to practice.