Mometrix Test Preparation's Nurse Executive Exam Secrets Study Guide is the ideal prep solution for anyone who wants to pass their Nurse Executive Board Certification Test. The exam is extremely challenging, and thorough test preparation is essential for success. Our study guide includes:
- Practice test questions with detailed answer explanations
- Tips and strategies to help you get your best test performance
- A complete review of all Nurse Executive test sections
- Structures and Processes
- Professional Practice
- Leadership
- Knowledge Management
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The Mometrix guide is filled with the critical information you will need in order to do well on your Nurse Executive exam: the concepts, procedures, principles, and vocabulary that the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) expects you to have mastered before sitting for your exam.
The Structures and Processes section covers:
- Federal and state laws
- Basic financial and budgeting principles
- Legal issues
- Emergency planning and response
The Professional Practice section covers:
- Healthcare delivery models and settings
- Laws, regulations, and accrediting bodies
- Professional practice models
- Conflict management
The Leadership section covers:
- Leadership concepts, principles, and styles
- Strategic planning principles
- Ethical principles
- Advocating for the nursing profession
The Knowledge Management section covers:
- Systems theory
- Culture of safety
- Evaluating and prioritizing outcomes of care delivery
- Clinical practice innovation
...and much more
Our guide is full of specific and detailed information that will be key to passing your exam. Concepts and principles aren't simply named or described in passing, but are explained in detail. The Mometrix Nurse Executive study guide is laid out in a logical and organized fashion so that one section naturally flows from the one preceding it. Because it's written with an eye for both technical
