Congratulations to the 27,823 examinees who passed the July 2012 Nursing Board Exam. Here's the complete list of passers:
July 2012 Nursing Board Exam Results - www.PinoyRN.co.nr
July 2012 Nursing Board Exam Results - Complete
Posted by Lyle, RN Labels: July 2012 Nurse Licensure Examination Results, July 2012 Nursing Board Exam Results
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27,823 Examinees Pass July 2012 Nursing Board Exam
Posted by CyNurse Labels: July 2012 Nurse Licensure Examination Results, July 2012 Nursing Board Exam Results
The Professional Regulation Commission - Board of Nursing announced today that 27,823 examinees passed the July 2012 Nurse Licensure Examination.
The complete list of passers in the July 2012 nursing board exam is now posted.
COMPLETE LIST OF PASSERS IN THE JULY 2012 NURSE LICENSURE EXAMINATION
COMPLETE LIST OF PASSERS IN THE JULY 2012 NURSE LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Even though we might not want to admit it while we are still in our swimsuits and shorts, fall is just around the corner. Pretty soon back to school clothes and supplies will be the focus, so we’re here to lighten your load by making an easy scrub uniforms fall fashion guide! We’ll highlight the season’s hottest trends and ways that you can look stylish while still wearing medical uniforms.
Tangerine Hues: Bright orange was dubbed the “it” color for summer, and lucky for our wallets it’s not going anywhere this fall. If bright orange is too loud for your personal style, try a muted version, but don’t blame us when you start craving pumpkin pie! Try:
- Koi Scrubs Crush Print Top ~The perfect combination of festive fall and style. This top has a floral design in autumn’s classic colors, and a fashionable mock wrap to keep the fit feminine and tailored just for you!
- Butter-Soft Scrubs by UA 3-Pocket Wrap Top in Pumpkin~ With Butter-Soft fabric, you’re guaranteed to be cozy and comfortable, which is crucial for a (seemingly) never-ending workday! The muted orange color is a great way to wear orange without it being overpowering.
Plaid Power: This fall classic is a great investment, since it is a timeless piece that never goes out of style and can work from season to season. Best part about these scrub top versions is that they are fitted just for women, to put a modern and flattering twist on this style staple. Try:
- Barco NRG Plaid Mandarin Collar Top in Black Plaid or Cayenne Plaid ~ This junior fit top has a fitted back and v-neck so the plaid style has a feminine touch. It comes in either black plaid or maroon/red plaid, so you can mix and match with your favorite fall scrub pants!
- Cherokee Flexibles Wild About Plaid Scrub Top ~ Combining two of our favorite fall trends, animal prints and plaid, this scrub top is modern and ultra-trendy!
Fierce Felines: When every season’s runway looks come out, there always seems to be a common theme, and that’s animal prints, whether they’re in apparel, shoes, or accessories. So, channel your inner feline and you’ll be ready to prowl down the catwalk in these animal print scrub tops. Try:
- Koi Scrubs Lovely Cheetah Print Top ~ Classic cheetah print paired with a rounded v-neck, gathered front, and raglan sleeves make this top super flattering and versatile.
- Koi Scrubs Leopard Print Top ~ A contemporary take on traditional leopard, with light purple trim this top is the perfect mix of edgy print and soft, feminine colors.
Missoni: Prints inspired by this famed designer and similar chevron styles are in home décor and clothing stores everywhere these days. It’s a timeless zig zag pattern combined with bold colors and flamed stitching. Rock these scrub top versions of this popular runway look to stay stylish even at work!
- Healing Hands Scrubs Winding Road Terracotta/Chocolate Madeline Top ~ A smocked neckline and button detailing are great accents to this scrub top. Its quintessential fall colors of chocolate brown and terracotta orange make it a fall must-have!
- Crocs Scrubs Missoni Emily Top ~ This trendy Missoni inspired print gets a new twist with this top which features neon colors (perfect if you’re still trying to hang onto summer!)
Uniform Advantage is a leading retailer of scrubs and medical uniforms. Founded in 1985, the company operates out of Plantation, Florida and ships from their distribution center near Atlanta, Georgia. It has grown to include 27 scrubs stores located in key cities across the US and Canada, a catalog division and an entity dedicated to the online market.
The nursing profession has a very rich and colorful history. Long before the era of modern nursing, the military and religious orders already provided nursing care to individuals and families, focusing on hygiene and comfort. This practice of providing nursing-like activities flourished until the 16th century when the world witnessed the breakdown of many religious orders resulting in the deterioration of nursing care.
As soon as we started nursing school, we acquainted ourselves with the most popular women in nursing history. Florence Nightingale, Dorothea Dix, Virginia Henderson, and Clara Barton are immortalized in nursing textbooks. We are not only familiar with these women leaders but we studied their contributions to the nursing profession as well.
Unknown to many, there were men who helped make the nursing profession become what it is today. As early as 300 A.D., a group of male nurses called the parabolani (or parabalani) devoted their lives to providing direct nursing care to those who needed it. These selfless men established a hospital and cared for the sick and buried the dead during various plagues that swept Europe.
Male nurses from various religious orders practiced nursing throughout the Middle Ages. Benedict of Nursia or St. Benedict, founded the Benedictine Order, a religious organization devoted to the care of the sick.
In the 14th century, the Alexian Brothers cared for those who were sticken with the bubonic plague. The Alexians are widely recognized for helping many communities survive the Black Death, the most vicious pandemic in human history.
St. John of God and St. Camillus of Lellis were also nurses. St. John of God was a Portuguese-born priest who devoted his life to caring for the sick and poor. He is the patron saint of hospitals, the sick, and nurses. St. Camillus, on the other hand, was a military man who established the Order of Clerks, Minister of the Sick. He was also the first to use the red cross as a symbol charity and service. Other military and lay orders were also involved in the practice of nursing during these times.
In the 14th century, the Alexian Brothers cared for those who were sticken with the bubonic plague. The Alexians are widely recognized for helping many communities survive the Black Death, the most vicious pandemic in human history.
St. John of God and St. Camillus of Lellis were also nurses. St. John of God was a Portuguese-born priest who devoted his life to caring for the sick and poor. He is the patron saint of hospitals, the sick, and nurses. St. Camillus, on the other hand, was a military man who established the Order of Clerks, Minister of the Sick. He was also the first to use the red cross as a symbol charity and service. Other military and lay orders were also involved in the practice of nursing during these times.
During the 18th century, a slave named James Derham, purchased his freedom by becoming a nurse. Although he did not have a medical degree, he proceeded to practice medicine and became the first African-American to formally open a medical practice in the United States. During the Civil War, a poet named Walt Whitman volunteered to work as a hospital nurse in Washington, D.C.
There may be a few men who became popular in nursing history but their contributions undeniably helped nursing evolve into a highly specialized profession devoted to the delivery of sustainable healthcare to individuals, families, and communities. And like Florence Nightingale, they practiced nursing because they wanted to care for the sick and provide comfort for the poor.
We hope that when asked who were the famous male nurses in nursing history, you can now confidently give an answer. You are not expected to remember all the names mentioned in this article, but perhaps, you can at least name one.
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When it comes down to the prints vs. solids debate, most everyone in the medical field has their own opinion. Some think that printed, cartoon scrubs are silly and unprofessional and others insist that these tops can have an overwhelming positive effect on their patients (even those medical professionals who aren’t in pediatrics!)
Those in favor of unit-wide matching solids argue that having different departments and titles (CNA, RN, etc.) wearing matching scrub colors makes it easier for patients to recognize who’s who and that also aids in improving staff unity. Many also believe that this sleek, unified look enhances professionalism. Some think that a standardized uniform is worth it just to not have to worry about anything in the morning while you’re getting ready for your shift! But does someone’s outfit dictate their ability to do their job, or does their job performance display that? It’s a heavily debated question.
Those who dispute this theory that matching improves patient perception and staff morale think that choice in scrubs allows for individual expression through medical uniforms and serves as a mood booster, even for adults! These healthcare workers claim that in a stark-white, sterile hospital environment, a cheery nurse in printed scrubs may be just the ticket for bringing a mood-lifting smile to a patient’s face. These supporters believe that if they are happy as employees, it will increase their job satisfaction and patient care. Their behavior and skills should speak for their ability to perform their job, not their scrub top. If you were a patient in a hospital unit around Halloween or Christmas, would a nurse in a festive holiday scrub top be a welcome distraction to temporarily take the patient’s focus off of being sick, or would it be a display of unprofessionalism? Some even support this side for a different reason altogether; that since the hospital isn’t paying for the scrubs, and the employee is, they shouldn’t be told what they have to spend their money on.
How do you feel about this hot-button topic for the medical field? Are you required to adhere to a dress code, and if so, are you happy with this?
For more information, visit http://www.UniformAdvantage.com, your one-stop shop for all of your nursing scrubs and medical uniforms needs. Uniform Advantage is a leading retailer of scrubs and medical uniforms. Founded in 1985, the company operates out of Plantation, Florida and ships from their distribution center near Atlanta, Georgia. It has grown to include 27 scrubs stores located in key cities across the US and Canada, a catalog division and an entity dedicated to the online market.
PRC Room Assignments for June 2012 Nursing Board Exam in MANILA
Posted by Lyle, RN Labels: June 2012 Nursing Board Exam, June 2012 Nursing Board Exam School and Room Assignments, Manila Room Assignments, NLE 2012 Room Assignments, PRC Manila Room Assignments, PRC Room Assignments
Examinees for the June 2012 Nurse Licensure Examination in Manila may now check their room assignments online.
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PRC Room Asssignments for June 2012 Nursing Board Exam in Tacloban
Posted by Lyle, RN Labels: June 2012 Nurse Licensure Examination, June 2012 Nursing Board Exam, PRC Room Assignments, PRC Room Assignments for Tacloban
Here's the PRC Assignments for June 2012 Nurse Licensure Examinees in Tacloban. Examinees are advised to visit their room assignments at least a day before the exam.
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June 2012 NLE Room Assignments for CDO and Pagadian
Posted by Lyle, RN Labels: Cagayan de Oro PRC Room Assignments, June 2012 Nursing Board Exam School and Room Assignments, PRC Room Assignments
Nursing board examinees in the cities of Cagayan de Oro and Pagadian may now view their PRC Room Assignments for the June 30 - July 1, 2012 Nurse Licensure Examination online.
We have attached the document below for easier viewing:
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