When new graduate nurses fail the NCLEX: what role can the hospital play?
New graduate nurses employed at a hospital who have failed the National Council Licensure Examination are in need of guidance. They are no longer a part of the academic system, and hospital educators are often at a loss as to how to assist them in successful completion of the licensing exam. This article provides information on how to support and guide the new graduate during this difficult time.
Spencer
Janine A
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Department of Nursing, California State University, Fresno, California 93740-8031, USA. jspencer@csufresno.edu
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