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Member Board Profiles Custom Report Tool

Member Board Profiles is a comprehensive database which provides detailed information about the National Council of State Boards of Nursing's (NCSBN) Member Boards.

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Licensure Statistics (United States)

Global Regulatory Atlas

From the NCSBN:

A report can be customized by jurisdiction(s), umbrella or independent boards, RN-only or PN-only boards and/or question(s). The information contained in the reports is subject to change in the intervening time between survey of member boards. Specific verification of state data should be completed through comparison with the

state nurse practice act and regulations⁠

contacting the state board of nursing⁠

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Generate Custom Reports for NCSBN Member Boards

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Watch the

custom report tool tutorial⁠

to see how to create custom reports in the Member Board Profiles tool.

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NCSBN’s Posted Reports for 2021

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2021 Advanced Practice⁠

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2021 Asistive Personnel⁠

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2021 Board Structure⁠

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2021 Discipline⁠

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2021 Education⁠

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2021 Licensure⁠

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This data is collected through survey of the 59 Member Boards and last updated in March 2022. The data includes a snapshot of the boards.

Structure and Governance

Licensure Requirements and Operations

Education Requirements

Discipline Practices

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Regulation

Assistive Personnel Regulation

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Journal of Nursing Regulation

NCSBN's official journal, the Journal of Nursing Regulation, is dedicated to advancing regulatory excellence for the public’s protection and providing a worldwide forum for sharing research, evidence-based practice, and innovative strategies and solutions related to nursing regulation and practice, with the ultimate goal of safeguarding the public.

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Journal of Nursing Regulation

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From the NCSBN:

NCSBN’s Posted Reports for 2021

Journal of Nursing Regulation

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