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Juan Caluya1, Sunil Thomas, Daniel Alferez

  • 1About the Authors Juan Caluya Jr., DNP, RN, CNE, PCCN, is associate professor, West Coast University, Orange County Campus, Anaheim, California. Sunil Thomas, DNP, RN, CHEP, is associate professor, West Coast University, Orange County Campus. Daniel Alferez, DNP, RN, CPEN, is manager, Nursing Persistence and Outcomes, West Coast University, Orange County Campus. Sherri Barrett, DNP, RN, is senior campus dean, West Coast University, Orange County Campus.

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NCLEX-RNNurse LicensureTesting DelayTime-to-TestWorkforce Readiness

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