Graduates of professional nursing/midwifery academy or faculty are expected to apply an extensive body of scientific and cultural knowledge to help solve client problems. Many clients who enter the health care system, especially those entering hospitals, have serious illnesses that demand a wide array of increasingly complex nursing/midwifery care and services. Ensuring a midwife or nurse’s competence to meet this responsibility has never been more important.
To enter the practice of professional nursing/midwifery, especially for a nurse is required to pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). To achieve this level of preparation requires a well-planned study of nursing basics and a keen understanding of test-taking strategies, with particular awareness of what to expect in test questions on NCLEX-RN.
General Nursing-Midwifery Sciences includes many improvements and new material to keep it abreast of the ever- evolving NCLEX test plan.