King Cynthia R., O'Toole Gerard Sally (eds.) Clinical Nurse Leader. Certification Review

Second Edition. — Springer Publishing Company, 2016. — 533 p.Now in its second edition, this book remains the only comprehensive resource for clinical nurse leaders preparing for certification. The guide stems directly from Dr. King' s acclaimed exam preparation course, which resulted in a 100% pass rate among students who took the course. The second edition reflects the new requirements of Competencies and Curricular Expectations for Clinical Nurse Leader Education and Practice (2013), featuring new and updated chapters with information about risk mitigation, lateral integration, interprofessional skills, care coordination, and evidence-based practice; an updated glossary of key terms; and new multiple choice questions and case studies.The resource mirrors the format of the AACN exam, and continues to cover all aspects of the current test, providing detailed information on taking the exam, how to analyze and interpret exam questions, basic test-taking skills, questions to stimulate critical thinking, a sample exam with answers and rationales, and content review of everything you need to know to succeed on the exam. The review not only helps individuals preparing for the exam, but also provides strategies to help groups make the best use of the book. It offers direction for faculty who are designing review courses and serves as a valuable resource during the CNL program itself.New to the Second Edition:Reflects new competenciesPresents new and updated chaptersIncludes a new glossary of termsProvides new multiple choice questions and case studiesAddresses risk mitigation, lateral integration, interprofessional skills, care coordination, and evidence-based practiceKey FeaturesDelivers top-notch, comprehensive test preparation assistancePresents guidelines on question dissection and analysisIncludes new competencies
Facilitates critical thinking with unfolding case studies
Presents multiple choice questions written by certified CNLs