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LOUISIANA STATE BOARD OF NURSING 17373 Perkins Road Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70810 2007 ANNUAL REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA January 1, 2007 - December 31, 2007
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The members of the Louisiana State Board of Nursing acknowledge and express sincere appreciation to the Governor, members of the Louisiana Legislature, state agencies, health care institutions, nursing education programs, registered nurses, and other licensees for their support and assistance in maintaining safe nursing practice for the protection of life and health of the citizens of Louisiana. Further, the Board acknowledges the time and effort of the professional and support staff who compiled the report and all other persons who provided the necessary resources for the compilation of the 2007 report. Barbara L. Morvant, MN, RN Executive Director
This public document was published in the office of the Louisiana State Board of Nursing located at 17373 Perkins Road, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70810 under the Authority of special exception by the Division of Administration for State Agencies, established pursuant to R.S. 43:31 at an approximate cost of $5.84 per copy in electronic format.
Date of Publication: May 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE PAGE Introduction.................................................................................................................................... 1 Board Members and Staff ............................................................................................................. 2 Mission Statement ......................................................................................................................... 3 Activities of Professional Staff ..................................................................................................... 5 Major Actions of the Board .......................................................................................................... 7 Report on Prescriptive and Distributing Authority ............................................ 15 Summary Report of Compliance Activities ....................................................... 16 Recovering Nurse Program Activities Report.................................................... 18 Summary Report on Renewal of Licensees with Default Student Loan .......... 19 Summary Report on Relicensure Audit.............................................................. 19 List of Approved Nursing Programs ............................................................................................ 20 List of Masters Programs .............................................................................................................. 24 List of Continuing Education Approved Providers ..................................................................... 25 Louisiana Nursing Education Articulation Plan………………………………………………27 Tables: Nursing Education Data Analysis.................................................................................... 33 NCLEX Data Analysis ..................................................................................................... 47 Masters in Nursing Programs Data.................................................................................. 48 Registered Nurse Statistical Data Analysis ..................................................................... 51 Appendices - Statistical Computer Data ...................................................................................... 59
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LIST OF TABLES TITLE PAGE Qualified Applicants & Admissions............................................................................................. 33 Male & Female Students Enrolled in Nursing Education Programs in Louisiana .................................................. 34 Ethnic Backgrounds of Students Enrolled in Nursing Education Programs in Louisiana .................................................. 35 Education Status of Students Enrolled in Nursing Education Programs in Louisiana .................................................. 36 Data on Education Status of Enrollment in Clinicals .................................................................. 37 Report of Qualified Applicants Unable to be Admitted to Louisiana Nursing Education Programs.......................................................................... 38 Graduates of Nursing Education Programs in Louisiana for 2004 – 2007................................. 39 Non-Generic Graduates of Nursing Education Programs in Louisiana for 2006-2007........................................................................................40 Applicants, Admissions, Enrollment & Graduates of Nursing Education Programs in Louisiana ................................................................. 41 Budgeted Nurse Faculty Positions and Total Employed Full-Time and Part-Time...................................................................... 42 Nurse Faculty By Earned Credentials .......................................................................................... 43 Academic Credentials of Nurse Faculty, Budgeted and Non-Budgeted .................................... 44 Budgets of State Supported Nursing Programs ........................................................................... 45 Performance of First-Time Candidates of Louisiana Programs on NCLEX-RN ...................... 46 Summary Performance of All Candidates on NCLEX-RN ........................................................ 47 Master’s Programs Enrollment and Graduation Data.................................................................. 48 Master’s Programs......................................................................................................................... 49
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TITLE PAGE Licensure by Endorsement Into Louisiana .................................................................................. 52 Licensure Verification Out of Louisiana...................................................................................... 52 Parish Ranking............................................................................................................................... 53 Registered Nurses Classified by: Gender ............................................................................................................................... 53 Ethnic Origin..................................................................................................................... 54 Age Group......................................................................................................................... 54 Basic Educational Preparation ......................................................................................... 55 Highest Educational Preparation...................................................................................... 55 Field of Employment........................................................................................................ 56 Type of Position................................................................................................................ 56 Major Clinical, Teaching, and Practice Areas................................................................. 57 Advanced Practice ............................................................................................................ 57 Appendices - Statistical Computer Data of Registered Nurses Per 1000 Population ....... 59 Analysis by Parish and Employment Status.................................................................... 60 Demographics ................................................................................................................... 62 Educational Preparation ................................................................................................... 70 Field of Employment........................................................................................................ 74 Major Clinical, Teaching, or Practice Area .................................................................... 76 Type of Position................................................................................................................ 78 Advanced Practice Registered Nurse............................................................................... 80 Analysis by Prescriptive Authority.................................................................................. 82 Years Planned to Work in Nursing.................................................................................. 84
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INTRODUCTION
The Annual Report of the Louisiana State Board of Nursing, for the year beginning January 1, 2007 and ending December 31, 2007, was prepared in accordance with LA R.S. 37:911 et seq., particularly LA R.S. 37:918.10, which provides that the Board shall “publish an annual report for distribution to the Governor and Legislature.” The purpose of this report is to present data on the activities of the Board and to provide data relative to the registered nurse population in Louisiana. In 2007, the Board of Nursing met a total of eight (8) days in Board meetings, including four (4) days of open business sessions and four (4) days of closed disciplinary sessions. Further, the Board met a total of four (4) days in committee meetings, that included four (4) days Administrative Committee meetings, four (4) days Credentialing Committee meetings, four (4) days Education Committee meetings, three (3) days Compliance Committee meetings, and four (4) days Practice Committee meetings. In addition, the Board met a total of two (2) days in Advisory Council meetings and one (1) day in a subcommittee meeting. The actions taken at these meetings are reported among the activities of the Board. This report also presents the current organization of the Board of Nursing as well as the goals and objectives of the Board and the significant activities of the professional staff. Statistical data regarding the admission, enrollment and graduation data from the Board-approved nursing education programs is presented in tabulated form for each reference. Statistical data depicting the characteristics of the licensee population is included. The 2007 Annual Report contains objective data that can be used in planning and decision-making relative to professional nursing in Louisiana.
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BOARD MEMBERS
Deborah D. Olds, RN, MS President, Nursing Administrator Nora F. Steele, DNS, RN, C, PNP Vice President, Nursing Education James E. Harper, RN, MSN, CFNP Alternate Officer, Advanced Practice Gerald W. Byrant, RN, MSN Nursing Administration Bonnie B. Johnson, RN, MSN Nursing Education Patricia R. Johnson, RN, MN, CNAA Nursing Administration Carlene MacMillan, RN, MN Other Areas of Nursing Michelle T. Oswalt, CRNA Other Areas of Nursing Gail M. Poirrier, RN, DNS Nursing Education
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS William St. John LaCorte, MD Non-Voting Medical Doctor Alan J. Ostrowe, MD Non-Voting Medical Doctor
PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Barbara L. Morvant, MN, RN Executive Director Jeffrey Rice, JD Attorney Thania Elliott, JD, MSH, RN Director of Compliance/Monitoring Peggy Griener, MPH, APRN Director of Credentialing and Practice Joy Peterson, BSN, RN Director of Investigations Elaine C. Vallette, DrPH, RN Director of Education/Licensure Rickie Callegan, MSN, RN RN Regional Manager Melodie S. Knippers, BSN, RN RN Regional Manager Cathy Maher-Storm, MA, RN RN Regional Manager-RNP Danielle Smith, MSN, RN RN Regional Manager Michelle Wells, MSCHM, BSN, RNC RN Regional Manager
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT STAFF
Kevin Brumley Licensing Analyst Patrick Cantin IT Analyst I Crystal Edwards Licensing Assistant Helen Forrest Licensing Analyst Christel Fulton Licensing Analyst Wanda Green Administrative Services Assistant Laura Guillory Licensing Analyst Linda Hines Licensing Analyst Laquita Jackson Licensing Assistant Keywanis Johnson Licensing Assistant Charlann Kable Licensing Analyst Brenda Kelt Licensing Analyst Crystal Kinchen Licensing Assistant Shirley King Licensing Analyst Rhonda Miles Licensing Assistant Carl T. Nagin IT Analyst III Crystal Patterson Licensing Analyst Sabrita A. Pierre Administrative Program Director Stacey Pleasant Licensing Analyst Helen Reneau Licensing Analyst Lillie Rodgers Licensing Analyst April Romero Administrative Coordinator Deborah Sands Licensing Analyst Lanetta B. Smith Accountant Technician Esparonzia Spooner Licensing Analyst Lenora Thomas Licensing Analyst William Wilson Licensing Analyst
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LOUISIANA STATE BOARD OF NURSING
STRATEGIC PLAN FOR 2007 TO 2010
MISSION STATEMENT
To safeguard the life and health of the citizens of Louisiana by assuring persons practicing as registered nurses and advanced practice registered nurses are competent and safe.
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES Goal I: Promote regulatory effectiveness. Objectives: 1. Identify performance indicators for each major function, incorporating national
benchmarking: licensing (RN & APRN); approval of educational programs; practice standards; compliance processes; and Recovery Nurse Program.
2. Develop and implement tools for measuring performance and continuous quality
improvement. 3. Develop business continuation/disaster plan. 3. Collect and analyze the criminal background data on student nurses to evaluate the
regulatory effectiveness of jurisdiction over student nurses. 4. Provide guidance and consistency to nursing schools regarding the denial of students
entering clinicals. 5. Establish permanent headquarters in Baton Rouge metropolitan area to promote
regulatory effectiveness that meets staff and board needs. 6. Recruit qualified staff to fill vacancy. Goal II: Assure efficient and timely responses to nursing issues affecting patient safety. 1. Develop and implement tools to facilitate investigative process and establish better staff
workloads.
2. Revise policy regarding delay/denial of licensure enhancing the disciplinary process and student nurses. 3. Evaluate the remote placement of Regional Managers.
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4. Provide presentations to undergraduate and graduate students in nursing programs and licensees.
5. Evaluate the regional system. Goal III: Enhance image and visibility of the Board.
1. Provide presentations to undergraduate and graduate students in nursing programs and licensees.
2. Participate in liaison activities with other interested groups.
3. Collaborate with the Board of Regents and LPN board to expand the nursing programs in
order to alleviate the nursing shortage crisis that exists in Louisiana as mandated by SCR 134.
Goal IV: Identify and regulate evolving role of the registered nurse and advanced practice registered nurse as a professional while protecting the public.
1. Monitor the emerging roles of APRNs.
2. Identify critical data related to the accessibility of properly prepared registered nurses and advanced practice registered nurses and work collectively with nursing organizations, healthcare providers, and other regulatory agencies to resolve needs.
3. Continue to develop consumer information section on website, and more timely updates
to the website.
Goal V: Facilitate board and staff development.
1. Support the continuous development of board and staff. 2. Support and embrace the strategic plan.
3. Establish mechanisms for improving internal communications.
4. Train new staff and stabilize the workforce.
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ACTIVITIES OF PROFESSIONAL STAFF REPRESENTED THE BOARD AT THE FOLLOWING PROFESSIONAL CONVENTIONS/CONFERENCES/MEETINGS:
- CLEAR-Council on Licensure Enforcement and Regulation - National Certified Investigator/Inspector Training Basic Program - Emergency Nurses Association National Conference - Link to Legislature, Baton Rouge, LA - Louisiana Association of Nurse Practitioners Meeting - Louisiana Council of Administrators of Nursing Education Meetings - Louisiana Health Works Commission and Executive Committee Meetings - Louisiana Organization of Nurse Executives Board Meeting - Louisiana State Board of Practical Nurse Examiners - Louisiana State Nurses Association - National Council of State Boards of Nursing - Annual Meeting, Delegate Assembly - Investigator Summit - Mid-Year Meeting - Resources Advisory Panel
- TERCAP Committee Meeting - Institute of Regulatory Excellence Committee
- New Orleans District Nurses’ Association - New Orleans Area Nurse Executives - Summit Seminar on Trauma, Anger, Anxiety, and Addiction
CONFERENCE, WORKSHOP AND MEETING PRESENTATIONS: - Grambling State University – Presentation on Law - Intercollegiate Consortium for a Master of Science in Nursing – Presentation on
Role and Scope of Practice of APRN - Louisiana Organization of Nurse Executives Presentation at Fall and Spring
Conference - Louisiana State Nurses Association Link to Legislature Conference Presentation - Louisiana State University at Eunice - Presentation on Law - Louisiana State University Health Science Center-Presentation on Law - Louisiana Tech University – Presentation on Law - Loyola University-Presentation on Role and Scope of Practice of APRN - Northwestern State University – Presentation on Role and Scope of Practice of
APRN - McNeese State University - Presentation on Law - Our Lady of Lake College - Presentation on Law - Recovering Nurse Program Presentations
- Our Lady of Holy Cross College - Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center - Lafayette General Medical Center - Nicholls State University - Thibodaux Regional Medical Center
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- Touro Infirmary - New Orleans recruiters Association - Greater New Orleans Society for Healthcare Human Resources
Administration - Louisiana State University Health Science Center - Southern University at Baton Rouge
- Southeastern Louisiana University - Presentation on Law - Southern University Baton Rouge– Presentation on Role and Scope of Practice of
APRN - University of Louisiana at Lafayette – Presentation on Law - University of Louisiana at Monroe-Presentation on Law
OTHER ACTIVITIES OF PROFESSIONAL STAFF:
- Visit to Texas Board of Nursing to review disciplinary/investigation processes - Met with representatives of the Louisiana Department of Corrections - Attended the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals Orientation for Boards - Attended the Louisiana State Legislature Senate and House Health and Welfare
Committee Meetings - Met with DHH staff regarding nursing delegation to direct service workers - Met with representatives of the following groups relative to the Board function,
rules, and/or policies: - Louisiana Council of Administrators of Nursing Education - Louisiana Organization of Nurse Executives - Louisiana State Nurses Association
- Monitored 2007 Legislative Session - Site Visits to 5 Nursing Programs - Staffed Advisory Council Meetings
- Staffed the Nursing Supply and Demand Commission Meetings - Participated in National Council of State Board of Nursing conference calls on
Education and on Compliance - Joint Meeting of the Louisiana State Board of Practical Nurse Examiners and the
Louisiana State Board of Nursing
MEMBERSHIP AND OFFICES HELD IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: - American Nurses Association - Louisiana State Nurses Association - New Orleans District Nurses Association - Sigma Theta Tau, The International Honor Society of Nursing
- American College of Nurse Practitioners - American Academy of Nurse Practitioners - Louisiana Association of Nurse Practitioners - Emergency Nurses Association - Louisiana Organization of Nurse Executives
- Louisiana State University Health Science Center School of Nursing Alumni Association Board Member
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MAJOR MOTIONS AND OTHER ACTIONS OF THE BOARD IN 2007
ADMINISTRATIVE ISSUES: Adopted a resolution that the Executive Director can sign checks or in her absence, any two of the following directors: Thania Elliott, Elaine Vallette or Peggy Griener. Approved charging the verification fee of $25.00 for public document requests for non-governmental entities. Approved Imagenow proposal and recommended further negotiations for the implementation of document management, imaging, and work flow technology for LSBN. Approved to direct board staff to implement the distribution of “The Examiner” via electronic format to all licensees for whom the board has email addresses. Approved budget adjustments for Fiscal Year July 1, 2006- June 30, 2007. Adopted and signed the Louisiana Compliance Questionnaire for audit engagements of government entities. Accepted the Vice-President’s Report and First Quarter Financial Statement Report for (July 1, 2007 – September 30, 2007). Accepted the Executive Director’s Report and First Quarter (July 1, 2007 – September 30, 2007). Granted proposed Amendments to 2007 – 2008 budget. Approved proposed 2008 – 2009 Fiscal Budget. Accepted the 2008 Louisiana State Board of Nursing Meeting Dates. Approved proposed revisions to Rule LAC 46:XLVII.3335 Continuing Education.
CREDENTIALING ISSUES: Approved Board staff to initiate the rulemaking process for the change of rules in Chapter 45 (Advanced Practice), specifically the rule requirement for 500 clinical hours for initial prescriptive authority as written in the presented draft for rule change.
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Approved the Hospice and Palliative Nurse certification from the National Board for Certification of Hospice and Palliative Nurses (NBCHPN) as a Louisiana State Board of Nursing (LSBN) approved Continuing Education requirement. Approved Credentialing Committee’s recommendation to the Board to direct staff to initiate rule-making and change for the 1st offense for continuing education non-compliance of annual license renewal to be an informal reprimand. Approved to direct Board staff to gather the following information about reinstatement statistics to present at the October 2007 Credentialing Committee:
• Total number of reinstatement nursing licenses issued in 2006 for applicants who had not worked in nursing for 5 years or more.
• Of that total number, how many completed only the 60 contact hour, and how many completed an RN Refresher Course.
• Provide a count of the number of inquiries received from nurses asking about reinstatement of their Louisianan license who have been inactive or delinquent for 5- years or more that have not been practicing/working in nursing elsewhere.
• Furthermore, the committee directs Ms. Morvant, Ms Griener and Dr. Vallette to meet and review the current rules regarding continuing education requirements for reinstatement and make recommendations at the next Credentialing Committee meeting.
Accepted the Credentialing Committee’s recommendations to the Board approval of the certification by the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board (PNCB) for the APRN role of Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner – Acute Care (CPNP-AC) and for the Louisiana State Board of Nursing to recognize and license nurse applicants applying for the specialty.
EDUCATION ISSUES: Accepted the site visit report and full approval of the baccalaureate program at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette with the following commendations:
1. Commend the ULL Department of Nursing for achievement of the NLN Center of Excellence in Nursing Education designation.
2. Commend the faculty for strong community relationships 3. Commend the faculty and program for successful implementation of major
curriculum revisions and institution of creative curriculum options to meet community needs.
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Accepted the site visit report and continue full approval of the Associate Degree in Nursing program at Northwestern State University with the following commendations:
1. Support of the President for the College of Nursing 2. Education preparation and experience of the Dean and Director 3. Preparation of the faculty and their work within the University 4. Committed and supportive students 5. Availability and use of extensive learning resources including distant learning
technology 6. Availability of fiscal and physical resources 7. Reputation and excellence since 1952 8. Interface of the CON with the community 9. Performance of the graduates 10. Plans for continued excellence
Accepted the site visit report and continue full approval of the Associate Degree in Nursing program at McNeese State University with the following commendations:
1. Educational preparation of the Dean and faculty and their commitment to excellence
2. The availability and use of extensive technological learning resources 3. Support of the University and of the community at large for the program 4. Commitment of faculty and students to the purposes of the program
Approved that LSU Health Sciences Center’s RN to MSN program be recognized as equivalent to a BSN and a MSN and the BSN equivalency is reflected on the transcript.
Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the diploma program in nursing at Baton Rouge General Medical Center. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the associate degree in nursing program at Delgado Community College/Charity School of Nursing. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the associate degree in nursing program at Louisiana State University at Alexandria. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the associate degree in nursing program at Louisiana State University at Eunice. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the associate degree in nursing program at Louisiana Tech University and recommend they seek to add a masters in psych/mental health nursing prepared faculty. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT from the associate degree in nursing program at Nicholls State University, continue full approval, and commend them for 100% NCLEX-RN pass rate. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the associate degree in nursing program at McNeese State University and notify LSBN when NLNAC acts on accreditation.
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Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the associate degree in nursing program at Northwestern State University. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the associate degree in nursing program of Our Lady of the Lake College School of Nursing. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue initial approval of the associate degree in nursing program at Southern University at Shreveport. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT from Louisiana College and continue full approval. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT from Louisiana State University Health Science Center and continue full approval of the baccalaureate program in nursing. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the baccalaureate program in nursing at McNeese State University. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the baccalaureate program in nursing at Nicholls State University. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the baccalaureate program in nursing at Northwestern State University. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the baccalaureate program in nursing at Our Lady of Holy Cross College. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the baccalaureate program in nursing at Southeastern Louisiana University. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval of the baccalaureate program in nursing at University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT and continue full approval from the baccalaureate program in nursing at University of Louisiana at Monroe. Accepted the ANNUAL REPORT from the following graduate programs preparing candidates for Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Licensure and continue full approval status:
Grambling State University Louisiana State University Health Science Center Loyola University McNeese State University Northwestern State University Southeastern Louisiana University Southern University University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Approved that the Board establish a written procedure that will give guidance to schools who are placed on conditional approval. During the first year the school is placed on conditional
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approval, the Board staff will conduct a formal meeting with the nursing program regarding the area of deficit and request a written report to be submitted to the Board. During the second consecutive year the school is placed on conditional approval, there will be a site visit conducted by the Board staff. During the third consecutive year of conditional approval, the school will be requested to provide a focused self-study in writing, and the Board will conduct a site visit at that time. Approved that Southern University Baton Rouge submit a written report by June 15, 2007 in accordance with LAC 46:XLVII.3535.I., relative to their plans for meeting LAC 46:XLVII.3523.B due to second year conditional approval; and in addition request that the annual report be accepted and place them on second year conditional approval. Approved that Grambling State University submit a written report by June 15, 2007 in accordance with LAC 46:XLVII.3535.I., relative to their plans for meeting LAC 46:XLVII.3523.B due to second year conditional approval; and in addition request that the annual report be accepted and place them on second year conditional approval. Approved to accept the annual report as presented from Dillard University and place Dillard University on third consecutive year conditional approval status; and recommend that Dillard University submit a focused self-study according to the standards in LAC 46:XLVII.3535, and that a site visit be scheduled no later than August 1, 2007 due to third year conditional approval status. Approved to consider NCLEX-RN pass rate of those New Orleans campus students who graduated from a Mississippi William Carey campus as the 2006 percentage pass rate for William Carey University which would bring the pass rate to 82% for the calendar year 2006, and consequently restore full approval and to accept the annual report including the addendum presented. Approved the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center BSN Program Major curriculum change. Accepted notification that the Intercollegiate Consortium for a Master of Science in Nursing (ICMSN) has changed structure to include only three schools: McNeese State University, Southeastern Louisiana University, and the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, and approved the ICMSN request that the three schools be referenced as one entity for all Louisiana State Board of Nursing matters, including annual reports. Recommended appointment of a task force and invite chairs and/or department heads or the appropriate resource person from the schools to a meeting to revise the annual report form and that is subsequently be reproduced in an electronic format. Further, the task force should include Dr. Donnie Booth as the representative from the Nursing Supply and Demand Commission and the President of LaCane (or their representative). Recommended to initiate rulemaking for use of a 60 minute period to equal one (1) contact hour of continuing education.
Approved policy and procedure for “Conditional Approval for Programs in Nursing”.
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Accepted the proposal for an externship elective as presented by William Carey University School of Nursing. Approved the request by Delgado Community College/Charity School of Nursing for an RN Refresher Course with an addendum that the grading criteria be reviewed along with the theory passing standard and the textbook Approved the following recommendations:
1. Recommend that the LSBN representatives on the current joint LSBN and LSBPNE sub-committee bring forward a motion to examine the possibility of an LPN Exit Option for students enrolled in RN programs of nursing.
2. Recommend that the Board establish a task force to examine the accessibility of general education courses across Louisiana nursing programs to promote faster completion of LPN to RN tracks.
Approved that the Board establishes a task force to examine the accessibility of general education courses across the Louisiana nursing programs in order to promote faster completion for LPN to RN tracks. Approved the removal of Southern University BSN Program from conditional approval status and restore to full approval status. Approved to grant initial approval to Fletcher Technical Community College for the Associate of Science in Nursing Program and approve admission of students for January 2008 with the following recommendations and one suggestion:
1. That Fletcher Technical Community College acquire on-site secretarial support staff for the Division of Nursing and Allied Health.
2. That Fletcher Technical Community College acquires a Skills Laboratory Coordinator in the near future.
COMPLIANCE ISSUES: Approved Drug Testing Policy which will provide guidelines in processing and handling drug testing and failure to comply with the requirements for drug testing.
Approved the policy on Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) in the Recovering Nurse Program (RNP) and changes to the RNP program specifications.
Approved the revised Evaluation Policy. Approved the revisions in LAC 45:XLVII.3331 Denial or Delay of Licensure, Reinstatement, or Right to Practice Nursing as a Student Nurse with Corrections.
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NURSE PRACTICE ISSUES: Accepted the recommendation from the Practice Committee that it is within the scope of practice for an RN to delegate to an LPN the counting of carbs and the administration of insulin via the insulin pump. Approved that it is not within the scope of practice for an RN to insert the flexible endoscopes into an orifice; gastroscope in the mouth and esophagus, the colonoscope or sigmoidoscope into the rectum. Recommended the establishment of a Task Force to identify the RN role in the assessment to determine/certify false labor. The Task Force will include:
• Board Member as Chair, and two Board Members (Gerald Bryant, James Harper, and Deborah Olds)
• One (1) RN from Woman’s Hospital • Two (2) APRNs, one a Women’s Healthcare Nurse Practitioner (WHNP) and the second
a Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) • One (1) RN from LSNA • One (1) Obstetrical staff Registered Nurse • One (1) Obstetrician, recommended by Louisiana State Medical Society (LSMS) • One (1) MD, recommended by the LA Medical Board • One (1) Nursing Administrator, recommended by Louisiana Organization of Nurse
Executives (LONE) Accepted the recommendation from the Practice Committee to the Board that it is within the scope of practice for an RN to delegate to an LPN the counting of carbs and the administration of insulin via the insulin pump. Accepted the recommendation from the Practice Committee that the Practice Committee recommends to the Board that this request for opinion is referred for consideration at the next meeting and direct the staff to research other state boards of nursing opinions and information about this issue. Also, that the hospital requesting the opinion provide proposed policies for the training for the specialty trained PICC line nurses
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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF STATE BOARD’S OF NURSING (NCSBN) ISSUES: Approved to assign Deborah Olds, President and Barbara Morvant, Executive Director and their designees as delegates for the NCSBN’s Annual Meeting. OTHER ISSUES: Accepted update of the 2007 Regular Legislative Session and tracking report of all bills currently being monitored by Louisiana State Board of Nursing. Accepted the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Department of Health and Hospitals (DHH) and the Louisiana State Board of Nursing regarding licensing and registration of health professionals in a disaster and authorized the Executive Director of the Louisiana State Board of Nursing to enter into an agreement with DHH. Approved the addendum for Datacenter Virtual Hosting Services proposal as a component to ensure business continuation in the event of a disaster. .
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REPORT ON PRESCRIPTIVE AND DISTRIBUTING AUTHORITY FOR ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES
The following table reflects the number of APRNs with Prescriptive and Distributing Authority in compliance with the Board’s rules on January 31, 2008.
PARISH OF RESIDENCE NUMBER OF APRNs WITH PRESCRIPTIVE AND DISTRIBUTING
AUTHORITY
PARISH OF RESIDENCE NUMBER OF APRNs WITH PRESCRIPTIVE AND DISTRIBUTING
AUTHORITY Ouachita E. Baton Rouge St. Tammany Jefferson Lafayette Orleans Calcasieu Rapides Caddo Terrebonne Bossier Ascension Tangipahoa Livingston Lincoln Lafourche St. Landry Evangeline Vermilion Webster Acadia Jefferson Davis St. John Baptist St. Martin E. Feliciana Iberville Madison Richland DeSoto Iberia Natchitoches St. Charles Claiborne Franklin Allen W. Feliciana Avoyelles Plaquemines Washington Sabine Union Morehouse Pointe Coupee St. Mary Vernon Cameron
105 102 101 95 83 77 66 57 49 42 36 33 25 25 16 15 14 11 10 9 9 8 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3
Concordia Grant Catahoula Red River W. Carroll St. Helena Assumption Caldwell W. Baton Rouge Jackson Beauregard La Salle Bienville St. Bernard St. James E. Carroll Tensas Winn Total Out of State Grand Total
3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0
1,127 58
1,185
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SUMMARY REPORT OF NURSING COMPLIANCE ACTIVITIES - 2007
In 2007, during four (4) scheduled formal disciplinary hearings, the Board heard 383 disciplinary cases during closed Board Hearings. These cases involved: formal complaints against licensees, applicants or students; reinstatement requests from licensees with suspended licenses; consent agreements; ratification of staff actions for automatic/summary suspensions, denial/delay of licensure or students for clinical nursing courses, and review of Settlement Orders. During 2007, the disciplinary section received 1212 complaints against registered nurses, registered nurse applicants, or students requiring preliminary investigation. Not counted as complaints are anonymous letters and telephone calls received each month which involve disciplinary matters, but which fail to produce sufficient evidence to begin an investigation. The types of complaints received during 2007 against nurses or applicants were: PERCENTAGE TYPES OF COMPLAINTS
58.75% Criminal Conviction 7.10% Inability to Practice Safely 7.01% Malpractice 6.93% Drug Related 6.85% Unprofessional Conduct 3.96% Other 3.71% Misconduct 3.38% Action in another jurisdiction 1.82% Practicing without a license/failure to renew 0.50% Fraud, Deceit
After investigating the various complaints and based on the information received, a total of three hundred ninety-eight (364) disciplinary actions were taken. Of this number, a total of one hundred sixteen (116) students or applicants for NCLEX-RN came before the Board, primarily to respond to prior criminal convictions. During this year, a total of thirty-four (34) individuals requested reinstatement of suspended licenses. Of these, twenty-six (26) licenses were reinstated, four (4) delay/denied and four (4) granted “inactive”. Also during the year, 1103 investigations were closed without formal disciplinary action.
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2007 BOARD ACTION SUMMARY MAR JUNE SEP DEC TOTAL
Days of hearings 1 1 1 1 4 ---------------------------------------------------------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- ------------ Reinstatements 8 6 14 6 34
Granted/Stipulations/Probation 6 5 11 4 26 Granted Active 0 0 0 0 0 Granted Inactive 1 1 1 1 4 Denied/Delay/Ratified 1 0 2 1 4
---------------------------------------------------------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- ------------ Discipline Action 101 76 95 92 364
Revoked 0 0 0 0 0 Automatic Revoke/Ratified Staff Action 0 0 0 0 0 Summary Suspension/Ratify 7 1 2 2 12 Inactive 0 0 1 1 2 Voluntary Surrender 2 2 5 8 17 Suspended/Stipulations 6 3 7 13 29 Automatic Suspension/Ratify Staff Action 14 20 28 15 77 Suspend with Stay/Probation 17 6 10 12 45 Renewed License W/Probation 0 0 0 0 0 Retain License with Probation 0 0 0 0 0 Reprimand 19 11 4 22 56 Action Cleared 0 0 0 0 0 Charges Dismissed 0 0 0 1 1 Other 1 0 0 1 2 Endorsement: Granted/Probation/Stipulations 0 0 1 0 1
Deny/Ratify Staff action 1 0 0 1 2 App: NCLEX-Deny/Delay/Stipulations 2 0 1 3 6 App: NCLEX-Deny/Delay-Ratify 0 0 0 0 0 App: NCLEX-Approved/PB/Stips 3 4 7 5 19 App: Approved/Stips 0 1 0 0 1 App: Denial/Delay/Suspension 2 1 0 0 3 Stud: Auto Suspend/Student Clinicals 0 0 0 1 1 Stud: Clinicals-Approve/Stips/Probation 10 18 17 5 55 Stud: Clinicals-Deny/Delay/Stipulations 17 9 12 2 40
---------------------------------------------------------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- ------------ Total Board Actions 109 82 109 98 398 Total Individuals 104 80 105 94 383 Special Statistics included in above: Consent Orders 65 42 60 67 234 Settlement Orders 3 9 6 8 26 Applicants-NCLEX 5 5 8 8 26 Students Clinical 27 26 29 8 90 ---------------------------------------------------------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- ------------ Number of Complaints received (total for year) 1212
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Recovering Nurse Program Activities Report
2007 I. Nurses Reported 173 II. Active Participants 394 (237 of these confidential) III. New Entries 91 IV. Re-entries 30 V. Active Participants Relapsed 48 VI. Compliant Releases 29 VII. Non-Compliant releases 20 VIII. Released deceased 0 IX. Refused RNP 82 X. Transferred out-of-state 0 Group Facilitators 15 Facilitated Groups 36 Educational Programs Presented 14 In office Conferences with participants 41 Site Visits to Treatment Facilities 1 Meetings with Treatment Professionals 6
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G: BoardAgendItems
SUMMARY REPORT ON RENEWAL OF LICENSEES WITH DEFAULTED STUDENT LOANS
In accordance with Louisiana Revised Statute 38:2951, the Louisiana State Board of Nursing withheld the 2008 licensure renewals on thirty-seven (37) registered nurses who were deemed by the Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance (LOSFA) to be in default of a student loan. Certified letters were mailed notifying these registered nurses that their 2008 renewal could not be processed until the Board received notification from LOSFA that payment arrangements had been made. As of February 6, 2008, twenty-eight (28) of the thirty-seven (37) individuals had complied with LOSFA and were permitted to seek licensure renewal. One (1) nurse of the remaining nine (9) had her license suspended for non-compliance, and the remaining eight (8) were placed on a delinquent licensure status and were not able to practice as a registered nurse in Louisiana.
SUMMARY REPORT ON RELICENSURE AUDIT
In accordance with LAC 46:XLVII.3335.I.2, the Louisiana State Board of Nursing performed an audit on the continuing educational requirements for 2007 license renewal on one-thousand-two-hundred-twenty-six (1226) registered nurses. Letters were mailed to these nurses advising that they had been selected for the random audit. Of the one-thousand-two-hundred-twenty-six (1226) registered nurses selected, one-thousand-one-hundred-thirty-five (1135) were compliant. Ninety-one (91) nurses were non-compliant with the following breakdown:
- Sixteen (16) signed Consent Orders for audit non-compliance - Ten (10) nurses went Inactive - Twelve (12) submitted explanation and given 30 days to complete CEs and met
that deadline - Forty-eight (48) provided written explanation for cause in not meeting audit and
waived - Two (2) had already been disciplined for other cause - Two (2) were deceased - One (1) retired
In accordance with LAC 46:XLVII.4513.D.5, the Louisiana State Board of Nursing performed an audit on the continuing competency for prescriptive authority for 2007 license renewal on thirty (30) advanced practice nurses. Letters were mailed to these nurses advising they had been selected to audit the additional hours of pharmacology needed for their prescriptive authority privileges. All thirty (30) APRNs were compliant.
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LSBN APPROVED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAMS DIPLOMA PROGRAM Baton Rouge General Med. Center School of Nursing 3616 North Boulevard Baton Rouge, LA. 70806 225-387-7623 FAX 225-381-6168 Director: Carol Tingle, MSN, RN Approval Status: Full ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Baton Rouge Community College Nursing & Allied Health 5310 Florida Blvd. Baton Rouge, LA 70806 225-216-8402 FAX 225-216-8100 Dean: Toni Manogin, DHSc, RN Approval Status: Initial Delgado Community College/Charity School of Nursing 450 South Claiborne Avenue New Orleans, LA. 70112 504-568-6411 FAX 504-568-5494 Provost: Patricia Egers, RN, MS Approval Status: Full Fletcher Technical Community College Nursing and Allied Health 310 St. Charles Street P.O. Box 5033 Houma, LA 70360-5033 985-876-8900 Ext. 110 Fax 985-876-8961 Division Chair: Marcie Guidry, RN, MSN Approval Status: Initial LSU at Alexandria Division of Nursing and Health Sciences 8100 Highway 71 South Alexandria, LA 71302 318-473-6458 FAX 318-473-6567 LINC 223-6458 Department Chair: Dorothy B. Lary, DNS, MSN, RN Approval Status: Full LSU at Eunice Division of Nursing & Allied Health P.O. Box 1129 Eunice, LA. 70535 337-457-7311, Ext. 311 FAX 337-550-1289 Program Director: Bonnie Johnson, MSN, RN Approval Status: Full
Louisiana Tech University Division of Nursing P. O. Box 3152 Ruston, LA. 71272 318-257-3101 or 318-257-3103 FAX 318-257-4569 Director: Pamela Moore, RN, C, MSN, CNS, CPN Approval Status: Full McNeese State University College of Nursing P.O. Box 90415 Lake Charles, LA 70609 337-475-5821 FAX 337-475-5924 Department Head: Rebecca Riley, MS, RN Dean: Peggy Wolfe, PhD, RN Nicholls State University Department of Nursing University Station - Box 2143 Thibodaux, LA. 70310 985-448-4696 FAX 985-448-4932 ASN Program Director: Cheryl Franklin, DNS, RN Department Head and BSN Director: Rebecca Lyons, MSN, RN Dean: Velma Westbrook, DNS, RN Approval Status: Full Northwestern State University College of Nursing Nursing Education Center 1800 Line Avenue Shreveport, LA. 71101-4612 318-677-3100 FAX 318-677-3127 Director Undergraduate Studies: Shirley Cashio, MSN, RN Dean: Norann Y. Planchock, PhD, RN, CS, RNP Approval Status: Full
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Our Lady of the Lake College Undergraduate School of Nursing 7500 Hennessy Boulevard Baton Rouge, LA. 70809 225-768-1700 FAX 225-768-1760 Dean: Melanie Green, PhD, RNC Approval Status: Full Southern University at Shreveport Division of Allied Health and Nursing Metro Center-610 Texas St., Ste. 500D Shreveport, LA 71101 318-678-4641 FAX 318-678-4639 Dean: Sandra Tucker, PhD, RN, JD Approval Status: Initial
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BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS Dillard University Division of Nursing 2601 Gentilly Blvd. New Orleans, LA. 70122-3097 504-816-4717 FAX 504-816-4861 Dean: Betty P. Dennis, DrPH, RN Approval Status: Conditional Grambling State University School of Nursing Box 4272 Grambling, LA. 71245 318-274-2672 FAX 318-274-3491 Associate Dean: Afua Arhin, PhD, RN BSN Program Director: A. Karin Jones, PhD, RN Approval Status: Conditional Louisiana College Division of Nursing 1140 College Drive - Box 556 Pineville, LA. 71359-0556 318-487-7127 FAX 318-487-7488 Chair: Oswald Alex Ferry, EdD, CRNA Approval Status: Full LSU Health Sciences Center School of Nursing 1900 Gravier New Orleans, LA. 70112 Assistant Dean for Student Services: Kay Lopez, DSN, RN 504-568-4180 FAX 504-568-5154 Dean: Demetrius Porche, DNS, RN Approval Status: Full McNeese State University College of Nursing P.O. Box 90415 Lake Charles, LA. 70609 337-475-5821 FAX-337-475-5924 Department Head for Undergraduate Nursing Programs: Rebecca Riley, MS, RN Dean: Peggy Wolfe, PhD, RN Approval Status: Full Nicholls State University Department of Nursing University Station - Box 2143 Thibodaux, LA. 70310 985-448-4694 FAX 985-448-4932 Department Head and BSN Director: Rebecca Lyons, MSN, RN Dean: Velma Westbrook, DNS, RN Approval Status: Full
Northwestern State University of Louisiana College of Nursing Nursing Education Center 1800 Line Avenue Shreveport, LA. 71101-4612 318-677-3100 FAX 318-677-3127 Director Undergraduate Studies: Shirley Cashio, MSN, RN Dean: Norann Y. Planchock, PhD, RN, CS, FNP Approval Status: Full Our Lady of Holy Cross College Department of Nursing 4123 Woodland Drive New Orleans, LA. 70131 504-398-2213 FAX 504-391-2421 Chair: Patricia Prechter, EdD, RN Approval Status: Full Southeastern Louisiana University School of Nursing SLU 10781 Hammond, LA. 70402 985-549-3772 FAX 985-549-5087 or 5179 Department Head: Barbara S. Moffett, PhD, RN Dean: Donnie F. Booth, PhD, RN Approval Status: Full Southern University School of Nursing P.O. Box 11794 Baton Rouge, LA. 70813 225-771-2166 FAX 225-771-2641 Interim BSN Chair: Jacqueline Hill, PhD, RN, CRRN Dean: Janet Rami, PhD, RN Approval Status: Full University of Louisiana Monroe School of Nursing 700 University Avenue Monroe, LA. 71209-0460 318-342-1640 FAX 318-342-1567 Director: Florencetta H. Gibson, PhD, APRN, LMFT Approval Status: Full University of Louisiana Lafayette College of Nursing & Allied Health Professions P.O. Box 43810 Lafayette, LA. 70504 337-482-6808 FAX 337-482-5649 Department Head and Associate to Dean: Melinda Oberleitner, DNS, APRN, CNS Dean: Gail Poirrier, DNS, RN Approval Status: Full
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William Carey University New Orleans Campus School of Nursing N.O.B.T.S. 3939 Gentilly Blvd., Box 308 New Orleans, LA 70126 504-286-3275 FAX 504-286-3299 Dean: Mary Stewart, PhD, RN Director of Nursing Program: Marilyn Cooksey, PhD, RN Approval Status: Full
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Revised: 4/16/08
LSBN APPROVED GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN NURSING Grambling State University School of Nursing Box 1192 Grambling, LA 71245 MSN Program Director: Rhonda Hensley, EdD, APRN, BC 318-274-2897 [email protected] Associate Dean: Afua Arhin, PhD, RN Approval Status: Full Intercollegiate Consortium for a Master of Science in Nursing (ICMSN): Approval Status: Full 1. McNeese State University
College of Nursing P.O. Box 90415 Lake Charles, LA 70601 Co-Coordinator, Graduate Nursing Program: Ruth Brewer, PhD, RN Co-Coordinator, Graduate Nursing Program: Valarie Waldmeier, MSN, APRN 337-475-5987 Dean: Peggy Wolfe, PhD, RN
2. Southeastern Louisiana University School of Nursing SLU 10781 Hammond, LA 70402 Graduate Program Coordinator: Ann Carruth, DNS, RN 985-549-3772 Dean: Donnie F. Booth, PhD, RN
3. University of Louisiana Lafayette College of Nursing & Allied Health Professions P.O. Box 43810 Lafayette, LA 70454 Graduate Program Coordinator: Paula Broussard, DNS, RN 337-482-6808 Dean: Gail Poirrier, DNS, RN
LSU Health Sciences Center School of Nursing 1900 Gravier Street New Orleans, LA 70112 Dean: Demetrius Porche, DNS, RN 504-568-4220 [email protected] Approval Status: Full Loyola University 7214 St. Charles Avenue New Orleans, LA 70118 504-865-3253 Chair: Gail Tumulty, PhD, RN, CNAA Approval Status: Full Northwestern State University College of Nursing Nursing Education Center 1800 Line Avenue Shreveport, LA 71101 Director: Sally Cook, PhD, APRN 318-677-3100 Dean: Norann Y. Planchock, PhD, RN Approval Status: Full Our Lady of the Lake College School of Nursing-Department of Graduate Nursing 7500 Hennessy Boulevard Baton Rouge, LA 70809 Interim Program Director: Phyllis Pedersen, CRNA, MHS 225-214-6979 Dean: Melanie Green, PhD, RNC Approval Status: Initial Southern University School of Nursing P.O. Box 11794 Baton Rouge, LA 70813 Interim Chair, Graduate Nursing Program: Cheryl Taylor, PhD, RN 225-771-2663 Dean: Janet Rami, PhD, RN Approval Status: Full
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THE FOLLOWING PROVIDERS OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
ARE APPROVED BY THE LOUISIANA STATE BOARD OF NURSING
PROVIDER #1 EXP: 8/31/09 LOUISIANA STATE NURSES ASSOCIATION 5713 Superior Drive, Suite A-6 Baton Rouge, LA 70816 (225) 201-0993 (800) 457-6378 PROVIDER #3 EXP: 8/14/2012 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES, Inc. 2920 Brandywine Road Atlanta, GA 30341 (707) 455-7757 PROVIDER #4 EXP: 2/28/08 EAST JEFFERSON GENERAL HOSPITAL Continuing Education Dept. 4200 Houma Blvd. Metairie, LA 70011 (504) 454-4287 PROVIDER #5 EXP: 08/09 TULANE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL & CLINIC NURSING RESOURCE CENTER 1415 Tulane Ave. New Orleans, LA 70112 (504) 587-7498 PROVIDER #6 EXP: 3/31/11 LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER, SCHOOL OF NURSING 1900 Gravier St. New Orleans, LA 70112 (504) 568-4202 PROVIDER #8 EXP: 08/07 NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY Dept. of Nursing and Allied Health Technology Nursing Continuing Education Program P. O. Box 2143, Hwy 1 Thibodaux, LA 70310 (504) 448-4696 PROVIDER #9 EXP: 2/2010 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT LAFAYETTE COLLEGE OF NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH P.O. Box 43810 Lafayette, LA 70504 (337) 482-5648
PROVIDER #10 EXP: 2/28/13 WESTERN SCHOOLS, INC. P.O. Box 1930 Brockton, MA 02303-1930 (508) 638-7000 1-800-953-8731 PROVIDER #11 EXP: 5/31/08 LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER Continuing Education Dept. 1501 Kings Hwy P. O. Box 33932 Shreveport, LA 71130-3932 (318) 675-6286 PROVIDER #12 EXP: 8/07 AMER. ASSOC. OF CRITICAL CARE NURSES 101 Columbia Aliso Viejo, CA 92656-4109 (714) 362-2000 PROVIDER #19 EXP: 4/30/10 WOMAN'S HOSPITAL P. O. Box 95009 Baton Rouge, LA 70895-9009 (225) 231-5292 or 5293 PROVIDER #20 EXP: 8/2010 NURSING EDUCATION OF AMERICA Drawer 149 Ridgedale, MO 65739 (417) 334-6877 PROVIDER #23 EXP: 3/31/11 MEDCOM, INC. 6060 Phyllis Dr. Cypress, CA 90630 (800) 541-0253 PROVIDER #25 EXP: 7/26/08 LAKE CHARLES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 1701 Oak Park Blvd. Lake Charles, LA 70601 (318) 494-3000
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PROVIDER #26 EXP: 2/1/10 ST. TAMMANY PARISH HOSPITAL 1202 S. Tyler St. Covington, LA 70433 (504) 898-4083 PROVIDER #28 EXP: NORTHWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY 1800 Line Avenue Shreveport, LA 71101-4612 (318) 677-3100 PROVIDER #31 EXP: 09/11/10 LOUISIANA COLLEGE- NU TAU CHAPTER OF SIGMA THETA TAU INTERNATIONAL 1140 College Dr. Pineville, LA 71357 PROVIDER #32 EXP: COLUMBIA LAKESIDE HOSPITAL 4700 I-10 Service Road Metairie, LA 70001 (504) 885-3333 PROVIDER #34 EXP: 7/20/09 MEDICAL CENTER OF SOUTHWEST LA 2810 Ambassador Caffery Parkway Lafayette, LA 70506 (318) 981-2949 PROVIDER #35 EXP: 4/30/08 RC EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING SRVS; INC P.O. Box 2288 Corona, CA 91718-2288 PROVIDER #37 NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING Continuing Education 61 Broadway New York, NY 10006 (212) 363-5555 ext. 266
PROVIDER # 38 EXP: 4/30/11 LOUISIANA STATE PENITENTIARY ANGOLA Louisiana State Penitentiary Nursing Department General Delivery Angola, LA 70712 (225) 655-2371 PROVIDER #39 EXP: 4/30/09 LOUISIANA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 7521 Brookline Ave. Baton Rouge, LA 70809-1431 (225) 923-1004 PROVIDER #41 EXP: NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS IN WOMEN’S HEALTH 503 Capitol Court, N.E., Suite 300 Washington, DC 20002 (202) 543-9693 PROVIDER #42 EXP: 7/31/09 CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL 200 Henry Clay Ave. New Orleans, LA 70118 (504) 896-9355 PROVIDER # 43 EXP: 7/30/09 GLENWOOD REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER P.O. Box 35805 West Monroe, LA 71291 (318) 329-4559 PROVIDER #44 EXP: 12/30/09 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT MONROE, SCHOOL OF NURSING 700 UNIVERSITY AVENUE MONROE, LA 71209-0460 (318) 342-1640
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NURSING EDUCATION ARTICULATION IN LOUISIANA
The Louisiana Nursing Articulation Model was developed in 2005 to assure that Louisiana programs in nursing were providing opportunities for articulation for the Louisiana nurse population. The model has been adopted by both regulatory boards of nursing and is in place in all programs preparing for RN licensure. In 2006, there were five hundred eighty-four (584) licensed practical nurses enrolled in programs preparing for RN licensure and there were two hundred forty (240) RNs enrolled who were seeking baccalaureate degrees. The model is comprehensive and is consistent with trends throughout the United States. The model is as follows:
Louisiana Nursing Education Articulation Model Overview: Through Act 818 of the 1991 Louisiana Legislature, the Nursing Supply and Demand Commission (NSDC) was established and charged, in part, with the responsibility of developing an articulation model that was organized and integrated in such a fashion to permit the maximum amount of prior training to be credited against the requirements of any subsequent nursing education program(s). This plan was to include nursing assistant through the baccalaureate degree in nursing. To this end, the NSDC adopted an articulation model in 1993 entitled Articulation Plan for Nursing in Louisiana and presented the report to the Joint Legislative Committee on Health and Welfare on April 6, 1993. Through this legislation, the nursing boards were charged with review of standards and action necessary to implement the articulated curricula required. In addition, there was a charge to the Board of Regents and other education management boards relative to implementation of the plan. That model did and continues to enhance upward mobility in nursing education within Louisiana. The enclosed document reflects a refinement and update of that model. Revisions are proposed to augment the progression of individuals through all levels of nursing education from nursing assistant to registered nurse. The revisions allow for:
• Streamlining of the current process of awarding transfer and advanced placement credit at all levels
• Continuity across programs in the process of awarding transfer and advanced placement nursing credit
• Greater ease in the transfer process for students • Ease in awarding transfer and advanced placement credit for the educational
institution • A decrease in the time it takes a student to graduate, which addresses also, the
current health care personnel shortages
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The revisions bring the model in line with national trends and also make it consistent with national articulation models.
Definition:
• Articulation is defined as a process through which academic programs facilitate the educational progress with minimal loss of credit and duplication of knowledge and skills.
Goals:
• To facilitate the educational mobility of nursing personnel across the state • To increase the nursing health care workforce • To provide seamless progression in nursing education • To meet the educational needs of the citizens of Louisiana • To assure a qualified healthcare workforce that meets the health care needs of the
state Assumptions:
• There is a common core of knowledge, attitudes, cognitive and psychomotor skills that graduates of all three types of nursing programs should acquire; however, there are distinct differences in the breadth, depth, scope of preparation and knowledge of each type of graduate1
• Not every individual wishes to seek credentials at the next practice level, however, the opportunity for academic progression should be available for those that wish to do so
• Clinical experiences at each level contribute to the overall knowledge base • Public awareness of articulation initiatives is critical to their success • Adherence to Board of Regents transfer matrix for general education courses is
occurring at all public post-secondary educational institutions in the state
Implementation Standards: • Each school must have autonomy to set admission/progression/graduation
requirements • Nursing programs in practical, associate and baccalaureate degree programs must
meet standards determined by the Louisiana State Board of Practical Nurse Examiners or Louisiana State Board of Nursing
• All graduates must meet minimum program and curriculum standards • Any articulation plan must maintain professional standards and promote quality
instruction • Articulation plans must adhere to the standards of higher education regulatory
boards • Articulation is a mandatory process for all nursing education programs in
Louisiana • Adequate faculty and clinical practice facilities are available to support the
program
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General Expectations Of All Students: • Student must meet admission requirements of the
University/College/School/Technical Program • Student must meet all prerequisite and/or general education core requirements • Student must be a graduate of a Certified Nursing Assistant Program, approved
Practical Nurse program or an accredited Diploma or Associate degree program in nursing
• Student must be certified as a nursing assistant or licensed as a practical nurse or a registered nurse in Louisiana
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Articulation Plan Nursing Assistants to LPN
Practical Nursing programs will award a minimum of 3 semester credit hours or the equivalent to a certified nursing assistant upon validation of clinical competencies.
• Must meet admission requirements for the program • Must be certified as a nursing assistant in Louisiana • Competency testing may be required • Work experience may be required
LPN to RN (Associate Degree in Nursing)
A minimum of 12 semester credit hours of nursing credit will be awarded to Licensed Practical Nurses entering an Associate Degree Nursing Program in Louisiana after completion of any general education, prerequisite, and transitional course requirements.
• Must meet admission requirements of the University/College/School
• Must have completed general education/prerequisite coursework
• Must be a graduate of an approved LPN Program • Must hold an unencumbered license as a practical nurse in
the State of Louisiana • Competency testing/credit examinations may be required. • Work experience may be required
Once admitted to the professional component of the program, this program can typically be completed in one year of full time continuous study. LPN to RN (Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing)
A minimum of 12 semester credit hours of nursing credit will be awarded to Licensed Practical Nurses entering a Baccalaureate Degree Nursing Program in Louisiana after completion of any general education, prerequisite, and transitional course requirements.
• Must meet admission requirements of the University/College/School
• Must have completed general education/prerequisite coursework
• Must be a graduate of an approved LPN Program • Must hold an unencumbered license as a practical nurse in
the State of Louisiana • Competency testing/credit examinations may be required • Work experience may be required
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Once admitted to the professional component of the program, this program can typically be completed in two years of full time continuous study. Associate Degree/Diploma to Baccalaureate Degree
A minimum of at least ½ the credit hours in the nursing courses required will be awarded to the student pursuing a Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing Program in Louisiana after completion of the general education, prerequisite, and transitional course requirements.
• Must meet admission requirement of the University/ College/School
• Must meet general education/prerequisite requirements • Must be a graduate of an accredited associate degree or
diploma-nursing program • Must hold an unencumbered license as a registered nurse in
Louisiana • Work experience may be required • Competency testing may be required
Once admitted to the professional component of the program, this program can typically be completed in one year of full time continuous study. Additional Notes: Institutions will follow Institutional policy relative to the age of coursework being transferred. All public institutions must follow the Board of Regents Transfer Matrix for transfer of General Education Courses. The Louisiana State Board of Nursing and the Louisiana State Board of Practical Nurse Examiners will take action to allow for full implementation of the Louisiana Nursing Education Articulation Model by Fall 2005. The Louisiana Nursing Education Articulation Model will be implemented fully for all new students entering in Fall 2005. The Louisiana State Board of Nursing and the Louisiana State Board of Practical Nurse Examiners are charged with assuring compliance in implementation of and ongoing utilization of the Louisiana Nursing Education Articulation Model and will report annually to appropriate official public agencies through the annual reports of the respective Boards.
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Acknowledgments This document reflects the work of a large number of individuals. Thanks is extended to the Nursing Supply and Demand Commission, the Health Works Commission, the Health Works Commission Sub-Committee on Education and Articulation, the Louisiana Council of Administrators of Nursing Education, the Louisiana State Board of Practical Nurse Examiners and the Louisiana State Board of Nursing. A special thanks is also given to the NSDC Articulation Task Force that drafted the final document and the LSBN for convening and staffing the Task Force. Approved January 2005 Nursing Supply and Demand Commission Approved January 2005 Health Works Commission Approved January 2005 Louisiana Council of Administrators of Nursing Education Approved February 2005 NSDC Taskforce on Articulation
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TABLE: 1 Qualified Applicants and Admissions: Diploma, Associate, and Baccalaureate Degree Programs in Nursing, 2004-2007.
PROGRAM
QUALIFIED APPLICANTS ADMISSIONS
Associate Degree Baton Rouge Community College Charity/Delgado LSU Alexandria LSU Eunice Louisiana Tech McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady of the Lake Southern Univ. at Shreveport
2004
N/A 617 309 108 92 28 37
237 361 N/A
2005
N/A 646 248 119 92 35 17
209 451 N/A
2006
N/A 768 229 84
123 40 28
309 494 80
2007
1056721721041344945
209390127
2004
N/A 527 149 60 73 28 25
125 221 N/A
2005
N/A 582 150 60 73 35 10
103 239 N/A
2006
N/A 664 120 60 81 40 10
130 203 70
2007
60 451 130 70 92 41 45
140 299 70
Total 1,789 1,887 2,155 2,007 1,208 1,322 1,378 1,398Baccalaureate Dillard Grambling LA College LSU Hlth Science Ctr McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady of Holy Cross Southeastern Southern UL Lafayette UL Monroe William Carey-N.O.
45 44 32
401 128 161 197 67
320 127 202 120 190
40 81 25
545 150 159 208 66
367 185 256 129 158
15 138 35
642 218 194 198 90
369 275 304 154 46
1915029
42818019316187
45423831510857
42 44 29
169 128 124 160 55
173 127 191 112 138
40 79 25
171 150 145 160 64
187 185 199 92 76
15 96 32
190 170 120 188 65
184 144 208 87 30
19 134 29
187 175 120 140 75
184 170 200 100 52
Total 2,034 2,369 2,678 2,419 1,492 1,573 1,529 1,585Diploma Baton Rouge General
41
78
76 63
41
55
45
47Total 41 78 76 63 41 55
45 47
GRAND TOTAL 3,864 4,334 4,909 4,489 2,741 2,950 2,952 3,030
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TABLE 2 Male and Female Students Enrolled in Clinical Nursing Courses: Diploma, Associate, and Baccalaureate Degree Programs of Nursing in Louisiana for 2007.
ENROLLMENT
Nursing Education Programs
Male Female Total
No. % No. % No. Associate Degree BRCC Charity/Delgado LSU Alexandria LSU Eunice Louisiana Tech McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady of Lake Southern Univ. at Shreveport
11 82 40 15 31 8 7
33 98 37
18.3 11.0 15.6 12.5 19.4 10.0 13.5 12.8 19.6 19.6
49 663 217 105 129 72 45
224 403 152
81.7 89.0 84.4 87.5 80.6 90.0 86.5 87.2 80.4 80.4
60 745 257 120 160 80 52
257 501 189
Total
362
15.0
2,059
85.0
2,421
Baccalaureate Dillard Grambling Louisiana Coll. LSU Hlth Science McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady Holy Cr Southeastern Southern Unv LA Lafayette Univ. LA Monroe William Carey NO
3 29 6
81 47 47 42 9
57 40 48 34 7
8.3 12.2 10.3 15.6 12.4 15.6 14.9 5.2
14.4 10.1 14.7 14.5 12.3
33 209 52
438 333 255 239 165 340 398 278 200 50
91.7 87.8 89.7 84.4 87.6 84.4 85.1 94.8 85.6 90.9 85.3 85.5 87.7
36 238 58
519 380 302 281 174 397 438 326 234 57
Total
450
13.1
2,990
86.9
3,440
Diploma Baton Rouge Gen.
5
6.9
67
93.1
72 Total
5
6.9
67
93.1
72
GRAND TOTAL
817
13.8
5,116
86.2
5,933
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0 .4
3.4
3.7 .5
1.3
2.5
6.9 .5
2.1
1.8
2.1
1.8
36
137 6 50
47
28
50
28
24
360
32
40
26
10
0 57
.6
10.3
9.
6 12
.4
9.3
17.8
16
.1
6.0
82.2
9.
8 17
.1
45.6
0 2 1 21
4 4 0 10
5 1 3 2 1
0 .8
1.7
4.0
1.1
1.3 0 5.7
1.3 .2
.9
.9
1.8
0 84
49
427
317
258
202
121
357
66
280
184
29
0 35.3
84
.5
82.3
83
.4
85.4
71
.9
69.5
89
.9
15.1
85
.9
78.6
50
.9
0 14
0 2 10
8 22
3 9 2 5 3 0
0 5.9 0 .4
2.6
2.6
7.8
1.7
2.3 .5
1.5
1.3 0
36
238
58
519
380
302
281
174
397
438
326
234
57
Tot
al
70
2.0
864
25.1
54
1.
6 2,
374
69.0
78
2.
3 3,
440
Dip
lom
a B
aton
Rou
ge G
en.
0 0
1 1.4
0 0
71
98
.6
0 0
72
Tot
al
0 0
1 1.
4 0
0 71
98
.6
0 0
72
GR
AN
D T
OT
AL
10
8 1.
8 1,
417
23.9
11
2 1.
9 4,
084
68.8
21
2 3.
6 5,
933
*Oth
er =
Ala
skan
Nat
ive,
Am
eric
an In
dian
, Not
Kno
wn
and/
or "N
o Re
spon
se"
35
TA
BL
E 4
E
duca
tion
Stat
us o
f Stu
dent
s Enr
olle
d in
Nur
sing
Edu
catio
n Pr
ogra
ms i
n L
ouis
iana
, 200
2-20
07
Yea
r Pr
actic
al
Nur
ses
Reg
iste
red
N
urse
s G
ener
ic
Stud
ents
T
otal
O
ther
H
ealt
h Fi
eld
O
ther
D
egre
e
Enr
olle
d in
C
linic
al
D
ecla
red
Nur
sing
M
ajor
s
N
o.
%
No.
%
N
o.
%
No.
%
N
o.
%
No.
20
07
424
3.0
210
1.5
54
.4
644
4.6
5,89
2 41
.7
14,1
13
2006
58
4 3.
9 24
0 1.
5 95
.6
70
3 4.
7 5,
658
38.3
14
,785
20
05
667
5.0
271
2.0
54
.8
419
1.0
4,82
7 35
.0
13,3
46
2004
28
9 2.
0 98
1.
0 15
5 1.
0 48
8 1.
0 5,
034
34.8
14
,456
20
03
300
2.0
128
1.0
134
1.0
343
2.0
4,50
1 33
.4
13,4
96
2002
28
9 3.
0 17
1 2.
0 96
1.
0 16
3 1.
0 3,
881
35.4
10
,976
N
ote:
G
ener
ic S
tude
nts a
re d
efin
ed a
s tho
se st
uden
ts w
ho d
o no
t hol
d lic
ensu
re a
s a p
ract
ical
or r
egis
tere
d nu
rse.
36
TABLE 5 Data on Education Status of Enrollment in Clinical Nursing Courses as of October 15, 2007.
Nursing Education Programs
LPN RN Other Health Field
Other Degree
Total Enrollment in
Clinical No. % No. % No. % No. % Associate Degree BRCC Charity/Delgado LSU Alexandria LSU Eunice Louisiana Tech McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady of Lake Southern Shreveport
3 81 29 34 16 19 11 86 56 35
5.0 10.9 11.3 28.3 10.0 23.8 21.2 33.5 11.2 18.5
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 5 3 4 0 5 0 7 0 12
1.7 .7 1.2 3.3 0
6.3 0
2.7 0
6.3
8 65 5 30 19 0 0 28 67 44
13.3 8.7 1.9 25.0 11.9
0 0
10.9 13.4 23.3
60 745 257 120 160 80 52 257 501 189
Total 370 15.3 0 0 37 1.5 266 11.0 2,421 Baccalaureate Dillard Grambling Louisiana College LSU Hlth Science McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady Holy Cr Southeastern Southern UL Lafayette UL Monroe William Carey NO
0 2 5 0 0 0 3 1 4 8 15 15 0
0 .8
8.6 0 0 0
1.1 .6
1.0 1.8 4.6 6.4 0
0 5 0 17 3 2
168 0 13 0 0 2 0
0
2.1 0
3.3 .8 .7
59.8 0
3.3 0 0 .9 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 6 10 0 0 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
2.1 5.7 0 0 .3 0 0
6 0 4 87 20 32 32 15 48 40 34 43 9
16.7 0
6.9 16.8 5.3 10.6 11.4 8.6 12.1 9.1 10.4 18.4 15.8
36 238 58 519 380 302 281 174 397 438 326 234 57
Total 53 1.5 210 6.1 17 .5 370 10.8 3,440 Diploma Baton Rouge Gen.
1
1.4
0
0
0
0
8
11.1
72 Total 1 1.4 0 0 0 0 8 11.1 72 GRAND TOTAL
424
7.1
210
3.5
54
.9
644
10.9
5,933
37
TABLE 6 Admissions Data: Report of Qualified Applicants Unable to be Admitted to Louisiana Nursing Education Programs, 2006-2007 Due to a Lack of the Following Indicated Resources.
Nursing Programs
Number of Applicants Qualified
Not Admitted
Reasons Checked for Non-Admission of Qualified Applicants
Faculty- Budget
Not Available
Faculty- Personnel
Not Available
Lack of
Classroom Space
Lack of Clinical Facilities
Applicants Chose Not to Enroll
Decreased Funding
Other
Associate Degree BRCC 45 X X X Charity/Delgado 221 X X X X LSU Alexandria 42 X X X X X X X LSU Eunice 34 X X X X X X X Louisiana Tech 42 X X McNeese State 8 X X Nicholls State 0 X X X X X Northwestern State 69 X X Our Lady of the Lake 91 X X X X X X X
Southern Univ. at Shreveport
57 X X X X X X
Total 609 Baccalaureate Degree Dillard 0 Grambling 16 X X
Louisiana College 0 LSU Hlth Science Cntr 241 X X X X McNeese State 5 X X Nicholls State 73 X X X X X Northwestern State 21 X X Our Lady of Holy Cross 12 X X X X X X Southeastern 270 X X X X Southern 68 X X Univ LA Lafayette 115 X X X X Univ LA Monroe 8 X X William Carey N. O. 5 X X X Total 834 Diploma Baton Rouge General 16 X X X X X Total 16 Grand Total 1,459
38
TABLE 7 Graduates of Associate, Baccalaureate, and Diploma Nursing Education Programs, report years 2004-2007.
Nursing Program
2004
2005
2006
2007
Projected2008
Associate Baton Rouge Community College Charity/Delgado Fletcher Tech/Comm. Coll. LSU Alexandria LSU Eunice Louisiana Tech McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady of the Lake Southern Univ. at Shreveport
N/A 244 N/A
87 57 63 37 6
45 87
N/A
N/A 251 N/A
95 46 63 13 15 98
198 0
N/A 297 N/A
94 54 72 27 12
113 226
0
0 284 N/A
98 63 55 30 12
170 197 35
0 350
0 100 57 63 36 6
79 200 55
Total 626 779 895 944 946Baccalaureate Dillard Grambling Louisiana College LSU Hlth Science Center McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady of Holy Cross Southeastern Southern Univ LA Lafayette Univ LA Monroe William Carey N.O.
6 29 13
153 61
101 143 43
103 69
157 94 34
22 44 14
146 62
116 155 35
140 69 57 84 50
7 40 11
154 96 57
172 28
133 70
118 98 0
13 61 20
100 121 82
173 43
157 70
150 65 0
17 70 29
174 125 121 135 36
172 100 116 100 23
Total 1,006 994 984 1,055 1,218Diploma Baton Rouge Gen. Med. Cntr.
30
21
27
36
34
Total 30 21 27 36 34 Grand Total 1,662 1,794 1,906
2,035 2,198
39
TABLE 8 Non-Generic Graduates of Nursing Education Programs in Louisiana for 2006-2007.
Nursing Education Programs
LPN RN TOTAL GRADS
No. % No. % No. Associate Degree BRCC Charity/Delgado LSU Alexandria LSU Eunice Louisiana Tech McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady of Lake Southern-Shreveport
0 38 0
17 10 6 2
56 30 0
0 13.4
0 27.0 18.2 20.0 16.7 32.9 15.2
0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
02849863553012
17019735
Total 159 16.8 0 0 944Baccalaureate Dillard Grambling Louisiana College LSU Hlth Science McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady Holy Cross Southeastern Southern Univ LA Lafayette Univ LA Monroe William Carey NO
1 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 3 8
11 7 0
7.7 1.6
25.0 0 .8 0 0 0
1.9 11.4 7.3
10.8 0
1 7 0 9 6 5
56 0 1 0 0 0 0
7.7 11.5
0 9.0 5.0 6.1
32.4 0 .6 0 0 0 0
136120
10012182
17343
15770
150650
Total 37 3.5 85 16.1 1,055Diploma Baton Rouge Gen.
0
0
0
0 36Total 0 0 0 0 36GRAND TOTAL 196 9.6 85 4.2 2,035
Revised 06/21/02
40
TABL
E 9
App
lican
ts, A
dmiss
ions
, Enr
ollm
ent,
and
Gra
duat
es o
f Nur
sing
Educ
atio
n Pr
ogra
ms i
n Lo
uisia
na,
1996
-200
7.
Y
EAR
A
PPLI
CA
NTS
AD
MIS
SIO
NS
ENR
OLL
MEN
T C
linic
al N
ursin
g C
ours
es
ENR
OLL
MEN
T A
ll N
ursin
g M
ajor
s
QU
ALI
FIED
A
PPLI
CA
NTS
NO
T A
DM
ITTE
D
G
RA
DU
ATE
S
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
4,48
9
4,90
9
4,33
4
3,86
4
3,44
5
2,53
5
2,05
1 2,
154
2,28
1 2,
449
2,90
1 4,
625
3,03
0
2,95
2
2,95
0
2,74
1
2,37
2
2,15
1
1,84
3 1,
968
2,02
2 2,
128
2,03
3 2,
319
5,93
3
5,65
8
*4,8
27
5,03
4
4,50
1
3,88
1
3,72
0
4,04
9
4,30
7
4,14
3
2,03
3
4,27
7
14,1
13
14,7
85
*13,
346
14,4
56
13,4
96
10,9
76
9,7
18
9,
530
9,8
74
10
,140
10,6
28
10
,805
1,45
9
1,59
2
1,38
4
1,12
3
1,07
3
384
208
186
259
321
868
2,30
6
2,03
5
1,90
6
1,79
4
1,66
2
1,41
2
1,50
1
1,47
4 1,
559
1,72
3 1,
810
1,83
3 1,
866
* T
he e
nrol
lmen
t fig
ures
pre
sent
ed a
re p
ost H
urri
cane
Kat
rina
whe
n se
vera
l lar
ge n
ursi
ng p
rogr
ams
in s
outh
east
Lou
isia
na w
ere
not o
pera
ting
to c
apac
ity.
T
he n
umbe
rs a
dmitt
ed to
the
prog
ram
s fo
r Fal
l 200
5 w
ere
sign
ific
antly
larg
er th
an th
ose
repo
rted
on
Oct
ober
15,
200
5 fo
r at
leas
t 5 n
ursi
ng p
rogr
ams
in th
e m
etro
polit
an N
ew O
rlea
ns a
rea.
41
TABLE 10 Budgeted Nurse Faculty Positions and Total Employed Full-Time and Part-Time on October 15, 2007.
Nursing Programs Budgeted Faculty Positions
Faculty Employed Total Faculty Employed
Full-Time Part-Time Associate Degree BRCC Charity/Delgado LSU Alexandria LSU Eunice Louisiana Tech McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady of the Lake Southern Univ. at Shreveport
7 72 14 13 12 6 3 16 40 21
7 72 16 10 12 6 4 12 29 10
0 14 12 2 3 2 0 2 0 6
7 86 28 12 15 8 4 14 29 16
Total 204 178 41 219 Baccalaureate Dillard Grambling Louisiana College LSU Hlth Science Cntr McNeese State Nicholls State Northwestern Our Lady of Holy Cross Southeastern Southern Univ. LA Lafayette Univ. LA Monroe William Carey N.O.
9 13 6 42 22 22 25 13 50 23 45 31 7
9 14 6 36 23 22 37 14 47 23 42 32 7
1 5 0 8 11 0 12 6 13 14 8 2 0
10 19 6 44 34 22 49 20 60 37 50 34 7
Total
308
312
80
392
Diploma Baton Rouge General
11
11
0
11 Total
11
11
0
11
GRAND TOTAL
523
501
121
622
Includes, dual and joint appointments.
42
TABL
E 11
N
urse
Fac
ulty
by
Earn
ed C
rede
ntia
ls: A
ssoc
iate
, Bac
cala
urea
te, a
nd D
iplo
ma
Nur
sing
Educ
atio
n Pr
ogra
ms,
Budg
eted
and
Non
-Bud
gete
d Fa
culty
, 200
6-20
07 R
epor
t Yea
r.
Aca
dem
ic C
rede
ntia
ls N
ursin
g Pr
ogra
ms
Tota
l Fa
culty
Le
ss T
han
Mas
ters
in
Nur
sing+
M
aste
rs in
Nur
sing
Mas
ters
Oth
er T
han
Nur
sing*
D
octo
rate
in N
ursin
g*
Doc
tora
te O
ther
Tha
n N
ursin
g*
N
o.
No
%
No.
%
N
o.
%
No.
%
N
o.
%
Ass
ocia
te
BRCC
Ch
arity
/Del
gado
LS
U A
lexa
ndria
LS
U E
unic
e Lo
uisia
na T
ech
McN
eese
Sta
te
Nic
holls
Sta
te
Nor
thw
este
rn
Our
Lad
y of
the
Lake
So
uthe
rn U
niv.
at
Shre
vepo
rt
7 86
28
12
15
8 4 14
29
16
0 6 3 1 1 0 0 2 0 1
0 7.0
10.7
8.
3 6.
7 0 0 16.7
0 6.3
7 80
25
11
14
8 4 12
29
15
10
0 93
.0
89.3
91
.7
93.3
10
0 10
0 83
.3
100
93.8
0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 3.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
14
.3
4.7
3.6 0 0 0 33.3
0 0 6.3
1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
14
.3
1.2 0 0 0 0 33.3
0 0 6.3
Tota
l 21
9 14
6.
4 20
5 93
.6
3 1.
4 8
3.7
4 1.
8 Ba
ccal
aure
ate
Dill
ard
Gra
mbl
ing
Loui
siana
Col
lege
LS
U H
lth S
cien
ce C
tr M
cNee
se S
tate
N
icho
lls S
tate
N
orth
wes
tern
O
ur L
ady
Hol
y Cr
oss
Sout
heas
tern
So
uthe
rn
Uni
v LA
Laf
ayet
te
Uni
v LA
Mon
roe
Will
iam
Car
ey N
.O.
10
19
6 44
34
22
49
20
60
37
50
34
7
0 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 6 0 0
0 0 0 6.8 0 0 2.0
5.0 0 0 12.0
0 0
10
19
6 41
34
22
48
19
60
37
44
34
7
10
0 10
0 10
0 93
.2
100.
0 10
0.0
98.0
95
.0
100
100
88.0
10
0 10
0
0 0 3 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0
0 0 50.0
4.
5 2.
9 0 4.1 0 0 0 0 5.9 0
0 1 0 2 2 5 3 2 6 1 6 1 1
0 5.3 0 4.5
5.9
22.7
6.
1 10
.0
10.0
2.
7 12
.0
2.9
14.3
2 2 2 3 0 0 1 3 14
3 6 2 3
20
.0
10.5
33
.3
6.8 0 0 2.0
15.0
23
.3
8.1
12.0
5.
9 42
.9
Tota
l 39
2 11
2.
8 38
1 97
.2
10
2.5
30
7.6
41
1.4
Dip
lom
a Ba
ton
Roug
e G
ener
al
11
0 0
11
10
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 To
tal
11
0 0
11
100
0 0
0 0
0 0
GR
AN
D T
OT
AL
62
2 25
4.
0 59
7 96
.0
13
2.1
38
6.1
45
7.2
Incl
udes
par
t-tim
e, g
ratis
, joi
nt a
ppoi
ntm
ents
and
facu
lty su
bsid
ized
by
exte
rnal
fund
ing.
Doe
s not
incl
ude
facu
lty o
n le
ave
for r
epor
t yea
r. *
= A
lso h
as M
SN.
Rev
ised
5/2
4/00
, 2/
20/0
2
43
TABLE 12 Academic Credentials of Nurse Faculty Teaching in Nursing Education Programs, Budgeted and Non-Budgeted, report years 1996-2007. Less Than Masters Doctorate Doctorate Total Year Masters in in in Other Than Nurse Nursing Nursing Nursing Nursing Faculty No. Percent No. Percent No. Percent No. Percent No. 2007 25 4.0 597 96.0 38 6.1 45 7.2 622 2006 32 4.9 617 95.0 50 7.7 47 7.2 649 2005 41 6.3 616 94.5 58 8.9 45 6.9 652 2004 37 5.9 593 94.1 55 13.6 52 12.8 630 2003 22 4.0 527 96.0 52 9.5 39 7.1 549 2002 16 3.1 494 96.3 47 9.2 50 9.7 513 2001 18 3.3 512 96.2 46 8.6 59 11.0 532 2000 16 3.0 491 95.0 45 8.0 42 8.0 515 1999 19 3.3 555 96.5 43 7.5 46 8.0 575 1998 17 2.9 564 95.0 36 6.1 40 6.7 593 1997 17 2.8 597 97.2 44 7.2 35 5.7 614 1996 31 5.0 606 97.0 45 7.2 34 5.4 625 NOTE: Total faculty includes budgeted and non-budgeted, full-time, part-time, gratis, adjunct, joint and dual
appointments, deans, directors, and program heads. A Master of Nursing Degree is the minimum requirement for faculty qualifications in accordance to L.A.C. 46: XLVII.3515.B.1-8.
44
TABL
E 13
Bu
dget
s of S
tate
Sup
port
ed N
ursin
g Pr
ogra
ms:
Dip
lom
a, A
ssoc
iate
, and
Bac
cala
urea
te, 2
006-
2007
.
Nur
sing
Prog
ram
s So
urce
of F
undi
ng
Tota
l Bud
get
St
ate
Priv
ate
Fede
ral
Oth
er
A
ssoc
iate
BR
CC
Char
ity/D
elga
do
LSU
Ale
xand
ria
LSU
Eun
ice
Loui
siana
Tec
h M
cNee
se S
tate
* N
icho
lls S
tate
N
orth
wes
tern
So
uthe
rn a
t Shr
evep
ort
58
2,75
5 6,
632,
289
560,
271
1,09
5,73
1 90
1,07
1 18
5,47
7 1,
124,
108
228,
319
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 47
,866
0 88
,170
68
4,95
7
0 1,
738,
720
447,
053 0
75,0
00 0
189,
340 0
58
2,75
5 8,
371,
009
1,00
7,32
4 1,
095,
731
1,02
3,93
7 18
5,47
7 1,
401,
618
913,
276
Subt
otal
11,3
10,0
21
0
820,
993
2,
450,
113
14
,581
,127
Bacc
alau
reat
e G
ram
blin
g LS
U H
ealth
Sci
ence
M
cNee
se S
tate
N
icho
lls S
tate
N
orth
wes
tern
So
uthe
aste
rn
Sout
hern
U
LA
Laf
ayet
te
Uni
v. L
A M
onro
e
1,
247,
893
5,19
5,90
6 2,
195,
740
1,66
9,29
4 1,
723,
632
3,30
4,01
9 1,
840,
508
3,36
3,73
5 2,
438,
463
0 6,
000
235,
186 0 0 0 0
206,
090 0
0 25
0,75
9 0 0 13
5,19
4 91
,314
0 0 0
0 0 0 0 29
0,32
2 69
,037
0 1,
103,
885 0
1,
247,
893
5,45
2,66
5 2,
430,
926
1,66
9,29
4 2,
149,
148
3,46
4,37
0 1,
840,
508
4,63
7,71
0 2,
438,
463
Subt
otal
22
,979
,190
44
7,27
6 47
7,26
7 1,
463,
244
25,3
30,9
77
GR
AN
D T
OTA
L
34
,289
,211
447,
276
1,
298,
260
3,
913,
357
39
,912
,104
*Bu
dget
refle
cted
und
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TABLE 14 Performance of First Time Candidates of Nursing Education Programs in Louisiana on NCLEX-RN, regardless of where taking examination, during January 1 through December 31, 2007. Nursing Programs Number of Number Percent Candidates Passing Passing Associate Degree Charity/Delgado 284 243 85.56 LSU Alexandria 98 87 88.78 LSU Eunice 63 55 87.30 Louisiana Tech 58 54 93.10 McNeese 29 28 96.55 Nicholls 8 7 87.50 Northwestern 173 136 78.61 Our Lady of Lake College 181 153 84.53 Southern Shreveport 35 32 91.43 Total 929 795 85.58 Diploma Baton Rouge General 35 35 100.00 Total 35 35 100.00 Baccalaureate Dillard 17 17 100.00 Grambling 56 42 75.00 Louisiana College 20 16 80.00 LSU Hlth Sciences Center 167 143 85.63 McNeese 115 105 91.30 Nicholls 79 64 81.01 Northwestern 115 105 91.30 Our Lady Holy Cross 42 36 85.71 Southeastern 155 145 93.55 Southern 63 53 84.13 Univ of LA Lafayette 150 136 90.67 Univ of LA Monroe 64 61 95.31 William Carey – N. O. 0 0 0 Total 1,043 923 88.49 GRAND TOTAL 2,007 1,753 87.34
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TABLE 15 Summary on performance of all candidates taking NCLEX-RN, during 2007 CANDIDATES Number of Number Percent Candidates Passing Passing ______________________________________________________________________________ First Time Takers Louisiana Schools 2007 1753 87.34 Out of State Schools 205 173 84.39 Foreign Nurse Graduates 3 2 66.67 ______________________________________________________________________________ Total 2215 1928 87.04 ______________________________________________________________________________ Repeat Takers Louisiana Schools 299 188 62.87 Out of State Schools 39 23 58.97 Foreign Nurse Graduates 1 1 100.00 ______________________________________________________________________________ Total 339 212 62.53 ______________________________________________________________________________ GRAND TOTAL 2554 2140 83.79 ______________________________________________________________________________ Beginning January 1 through December 31, 2007, the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) was administered to 2,554 candidates for licensure by examination using computerized adaptive testing (CAT). Of this number 2,140 individuals were licensed. There were 2,007 graduates from 23 nursing programs in Louisiana who tested for the first time during 2007. Of this number, 1,753 were licensed; thereby, achieving an 87.34 percent pass rate for first time candidates from nursing programs in Louisiana. This is above the national average of 85.47 percent. INDIVIDUALS REVIEWED BY THE BOARD DUE TO CRIMINAL ARREST/CHARGES, ADDICTION, IMPAIRMENT OR PRIOR DISCIPINARY ACTION GRADUATES: There were 284 candidates testing who answered yes to prior criminal arrest/charges, drug or alcohol addiction, physical or mental impairment, and/or disciplinary action by another Board. STUDENTS: There were 3,090 students requesting approval from the Board to enter or continue in clinical nursing courses and 567 were placed under investigation in 2007. Investigations were closed on 651 students. There were 4,284 students approved, 27 delayed, and 29 denied.
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TABLE 17
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NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM
SPECIALTIES *ROLES
GRAMBLING STATE UNIVERSITY
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THE FOLLOWING TABLES, 18-29, WERE PREPARED FROM
LOUISIANA STATE BOARD OF NURSING STATISTICAL DATA
51
TABLE 18 Licensure by Endorsement into Louisiana, 2003-2007 __________ TITLE 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 __________ Applications Returned-U.S. Educated 965 883 963 1,453 1,785 Applications Returned-Foreign Educated 21 119 39 78 89 Permits Issued 417 400 381 819 614 United States Educated Licensed 773 877 807 1,118 1,635 Foreign Educated Licensed 27 58 68 69 48 Total RN Licenses Issued 800 935 875 1,187 1,683 _
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
TABLE 19 License Verification Out of Louisiana, 2003-2007
Year Number of Verifications Number Residing in Louisiana 2007 2,786 1,582 2006 4,018 2,152 2005 3,336 1,792 2004 2,627 1,832 2003 2,984 1,978
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TABLE 20 Top Ten Parish of Residence Rankings of Actively Licensed Registered Nurses, 2006-2008 ______ PARISH # RENEWED # RENEWED # RENEWED FOR 2008 FOR 2007 FOR 2006___ 1. Jefferson 4,993 4,999 5,055 2. E. Baton Rouge 4,155 4,094 3,917 3. St. Tammany 3,741 3,696 3,626 4. Caddo 3,043 2,920 2,808 5. Lafayette 2,521 2,419 2,324 6. Orleans 2,371 2,100 2,082 7. Rapides 1,897 1,865 1,793 8. Calcasieu 1,776 1,706 1,650 9. Ouachita 1,774 1,747 1,708 10. Bossier 1,672 1,599 1,547 ________________________ TOTAL 27,943 27,145 26,510_____ ______ TABLE 21 Registered Nurses Classified by Gender, Licensed and Residing In Louisiana, 2003-2007 ______ GENDER YEAR 2003 2004 2005________2006 2007__ Female 35,539 36,617 36,504 37,505 38,676 Male 4,440 4,592 4,568 4,679 4,872 No Answer 1 2 1 2 0 ____________ TOTAL_____ 39,980 41,211 41,073 42,186_____ 43,548_
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TABLE 22 Registered Nurses Classified by Ethnic Origin, Licensed and Residing in Louisiana Parishes 2003-2007 Ethnic Origin Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 White 33,324 34,281 34,566 35,329 36,324 Black 5,142 5,383 5,087 5,369 5,719 Hispanic 455 462 448 458 496 Oriental 437 462 472 579 529 Native American 157 170 169 163 171 Other 225 237 219 226 241 No Answer 230 216 112 122 68 Total 39,980 41,211 41,073 42,186 43,548 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TABLE 23 Registered Nurses Classified by Age Group, Licensed and Residing in Louisiana Parishes, 2003-2007 Age Group Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Under 30 5,911 6,336 6,574 7,377 8,208 30-39 11,733 12,026 11,846 12,162 12,488 40-49 13,126 13,148 12,660 12,571 12,547 50-59 6,973 7,399 7,644 7,752 7,967 60-over 2,237 2,302 2,349 2,324 2,338 No Answer 0 0 0 0 0 Total 39,980 41,211 41,073 42,186 43,548
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TABLE 24 Registered Nurses Classified by Basic Educational Preparation Licensed and Residing in Louisiana Parishes, 2003-2007 Program or Degree Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Associate Degree 15,700 16,175 16,240 16,834 17,515 Diploma 5,735 5,640 5,301 5,173 5,010 Baccalaureate or Higher 18,016 18,840 19,080 19,650 20,540 Other 529 535 427 487 468 No Answer 0 21 25 22 15 Total 39,980 41,211 41,073 42,186 43,548 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TABLE 25 Registered Nurses Classified By Highest Educational Preparation Licensed and Residing in Louisiana Parishes, 2003-2007 Highest Degree Held Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Associate Degree 13,684 13,996 14,044 14,463 14,975 Diploma 4,374 4,243 3,983 3,853 3,743 Baccalaureate in Nursing 15,555 16,102 16,261 16,690 17,320 Baccalaureate in Other 2,165 2,222 2,167 2,266 2,332 Masters in Nursing 2,372 2,585 2,715 2,896 3,135 Masters in Other 1,362 1,440 1,435 1,436 1,481 Doctorate in Nursing 90 103 100 105 115 Doctorate in Other 179 184 189 202 213 No Answer 1993 36 179 275 234 Total 39,980 41,211 41,073 42,186 43,548
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TABLE 26 Registered Nurses Classified by Field of Employment, Licensed and Residing in Louisiana Parishes, 2003-2007 Field of Employment Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Hospital 25,036 25,556 24,642 25,338 26,231 Clinic 2,835 2,999 3,138 3,393 3,664 Community/Home Health 2,547 2,795 2,865 2,998 3,169 Nursing Home 1,301 1,271 1,232 1,232 1,261 Office 726 751 696 693 703 School of Nursing 777 830 859 871 904 Self Employed 523 526 504 474 471 School Nurse 630 648 621 643 699 Staffing Agency 451 443 556 520 468 Occupational Health (Industry) 260 260 250 270 259 Research 198 198 182 170 154 Other 3,939 4,212 5,117 5,135 5,275 No Answer 757 722 408 449 290 Total 39,980 41,211 41,073 42,186 43,548 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TABLE 27 Registered Nurses Classified by Type of Position, Licensed and Residing in Louisiana Parishes, 2003-2007. Position by Type Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Gen. Duty/Staff 25,759 26,210 25,563 26,358 27,310 Nurse Manager* 4,380 4,280 4,014 4,069 4,072 Admin./Ass't. 1,382 1,409 1,405 1,483 1,571 Advanced Practice 1,706 1,900 1,960 2,108 2,203 Instructor 996 1,050 1,037 1,059 1,118 Consultant 582 645 643 664 619 Other 4,359 5,015 6,055 6,006 6,379 No Answer 816 702 396 439 276 Total 39,980 41,211 41,073 42,186 43,548 *Supervisor and Head Nurse are combined under the title of Nurse Manager
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TABLE 28 Registered Nurses Classified by Major Clinical, Teaching, and Practice Areas Residing in Louisiana Parishes, 2003-2007 Major Clinical, Teaching Year and Practice Area 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Anesthesia 922 1,010 1,055 1,119 1,171 Community Health 2,958 3,020 2,955 3,074 3,186 Emergency Room 2,518 2,565 2,497 2,543 2,732 General Practice 1,252 1,344 1,569 1,713 1,783 Geriatric/Gerontology 1,513 1,487 1,472 1,465 1,469 Inservice/Education 254 262 228 225 238 Maternal/Child Care 2,689 2,676 2,534 2,664 2,785 Medical/Surgical 6,173 6,301 6,325 6,461 6,558 Occupational Health 296 292 292 326 312 Oncology 857 895 876 863 934 OR/Recovery/PACU 3,008 3,096 2,992 3,123 3,185 Pediatrics 1,470 1,479 1,475 1,546 1,652 Psyc/Mental Health 1,826 1,880 1,846 1,903 1,979 Special Care 4,466 4,706 5,061 5,359 5,513 Other 9,259 9,608 9,642 9,455 9,808 No Answer 519 590 262 347 243 Total 39,980 41,211 41,073 42,186 43,548
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TABLE 29 Registered Nurses Classified by Advanced Practice, Licensed and Residing in Louisiana Parishes, 2003-2007 Position by Type Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Certified Nurse Anesthetist 860 929 937 976 1,008 Certified Nurse Midwife 28 31 25 23 21 Clinical Nurse Specialist 248 240 193 194 181 Nurse Practitioner 895 988 1,048 1,171 1,268 Not Employed 54 57 106 114 117 No Answer 38 46 31 39 52 Total 2,123 2,291 2,340 2,517 2,647
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STATISTICAL DATA
LOUISIANA LICENSED REGISTERED NURSES
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ANALYSIS BY ACTIVELY EMPLOYED IN NURSING
Page 1 of 2
--------PARISH--------
--EMPLOYED/NURSING-- EMPLOYED
# NAME NO ANSWER FULL-TIME PART-TIME OTHER UNEMPLOYED TOTAL
1
ACADIA
4
360
35
6 30
43
5 2
ALLEN
1
113
8 2
5 12
9 3
ASCENSION
4
857
217
26
82
1,18
6 4
ASSUMPTION
1
106
12
3 11
13
3 5
AVOYELLES
0
309
32
6 14
36
1 6
BEAUREGARD
3
178
25
7 15
22
8 7
BIENVILLE
1
83
16
3 2
105
8
BOSSIER
12
1,
327
188
40
105
1,67
2 9
CADDO
17
2,
394
343
78
211
3,04
3 10
CALCASIEU
5
1,34
6 23
6 33
14
6 1,
766
11
CALDWELL
1
63
9 2
4 79
12
CAMERON
0
29
6 1
1 37
13
CATAHOULA
1
85
9 4
6 10
5 14
CLAIBORNE
0
85
13
3 6
107
15
CONCORDIA
2
113
16
0 9
140
16
DE SOTO
1
196
29
4 12
24
2 17
E. BATON ROUGE
26
2,
957
655
127
390
4,15
5 18
E. CARROL
1
21
1 3
2 28
19
E. FELICIANA
1
163
30
1 16
21
1 20
EVANGELINE
0
327
20
3 17
36
7 21
FRANKLIN
0
108
23
1 9
141
22
GRANT
1
184
13
2 19
21
9 23
IBERIA
0
313
57
9 21
40
0 24
IBERVILLE
3
152
26
5 9
195
25
JACKSON
1
136
15
1 11
16
4 26
JEFFERSON
27
3,
709
708
121
428
4,99
3 27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
175
25
4 7
211
28
LAFAYETTE
14
1,
893
360
71
183
2,52
1 29
LAFOURCHE
1
651
103
14
69
838
30
LA SALLE
0
178
12
1 11
20
2 31
LINCOLN
10
31
0 51
7
33
411
32
LIVINGSTON
3
846
139
11
69
1,06
8 33
MADISON
0
61
4 0
2 67
34
MOREHOUSE
0
181
16
2 10
20
9 35
NATCHITOCHES
0
202
29
5 12
24
8 36
ORLEANS
31
1,
750
298
78
214
2,37
1 37
OUACHITA
14
1,
437
187
37
99
1,77
4 38
PLAQUEMINES
4
157
18
5 10
19
4 39
POINTE COUPEE
0
151
20
6 16
19
3 40
RAPIDES
3
1,53
2 19
2 44
12
6 1,
897
41
RED RIVER
1
45
12
0 4
62
42
RICHLAND
0
162
19
2 6
189
43
SABINE
0
131
19
2 13
16
5
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY ACTIVELY EMPLOYED IN NURSING
Page 2 of 2
--------PARISH--------
--EMPLOYED/NURSING-- EMPLOYED
# NAME NO ANSWER FULL-TIME PART-TIME OTHER UNEMPLOYED TOTAL
44
ST. BERNARD
1
110
18
3 18
15
0 45
ST. CHARLES
1
439
80
6 35
56
1 46
ST. HELENA
0
47
4 1
2 54
47
ST. JAMES
0
127
16
0 2
145
48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
2
283
30
4 20
33
9 49
ST. LANDRY
0
567
65
14
38
684
50
ST. MARTIN
0
217
27
1 12
25
7 51
ST. MARY
0
148
18
7 20
19
3 52
ST. TAMMANY
18
2,
549
675
111
388
3,74
1 53
TANGIPAHOA
3
855
127
10
77
1,07
2 54
TENSAS
0
18
3 1
5 27
55
TERREBONNE
2
765
110
37
82
996
56
UNION
4
150
28
4 12
19
8 57
VERMILION
0
265
31
13
12
321
58
VERNON
2
207
25
6 14
25
4 59
WASHINGTON
0
332
53
6 26
41
7 60
WEBSTER
4
356
37
8 16
42
1 61
W. BATON ROUGE
2
153
23
1 9
188
62
W. CARROL
0
55
5 0
3 63
63
W. FELICIANA
0
77
17
1 6
101
64
WINN
1
87
10
0 7
105
STATE TOTAL
23
4 33
,383
5,
648
1,01
4 3,
269
43,5
48
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
56
7 5,
214
710
180
645
7,31
6
NO COUNTY
1
4 2
0 2
9
GRAND TOTALS
80
2 38
,601
6,
360
1,19
4 3,
916
50,8
73
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ANALYSIS BY AGE GROUP
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--------PARISH--------
# NAME NO ANSWER UNDER 30 AGES 30-39 AGES 40-49 AGES 50-59 60 AND OVER TOTAL
1
ACADIA
0
114
107
116
74
24
435
2
ALLEN
0
18
44
32
31
4 12
9 3
ASCENSION
0
269
497
250
136
34
1,18
6 4
ASSUMPTION
0
37
35
47
12
2 13
3 5
AVOYELLES
0
85
124
92
43
17
361
6
BEAUREGARD
0
36
64
72
42
14
228
7
BIENVILLE
0
20
31
30
12
12
105
8
BOSSIER
0
330
505
465
276
96
1,67
2 9
CADDO
0
548
815
939
600
141
3,04
3 10
CALCASIEU
0
318
493
510
348
97
1,76
6 11
CALDWELL
0
12
14
27
21
5 79
12
CAMERON
0
7 11
8
7 4
37
13
CATAHOULA
0
26
35
26
13
5 10
5 14
CLAIBORNE
0
27
32
26
14
8 10
7 15
CONCORDIA
0
22
33
37
31
17
140
16
DE SOTO
0
55
73
62
39
13
242
17
E. BATON ROUGE
0
789
1,13
7 1,
141
850
238
4,15
5 18
E. CARROL
0
3 9
10
3 3
28
19
E. FELICIANA
0
29
50
59
51
22
211
20
EVANGELINE
0
79
125
92
57
14
367
21
FRANKLIN
0
18
46
31
33
13
141
22
GRANT
0
40
53
76
46
4 21
9 23
IBERIA
0
72
113
111
83
21
400
24
IBERVILLE
0
43
66
51
25
10
195
25
JACKSON
0
37
41
51
24
11
164
26
JEFFERSON
0
919
1,36
0 1,
474
939
301
4,99
3 27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
39
61
59
40
12
211
28
LAFAYETTE
0
545
672
702
469
133
2,52
1 29
LAFOURCHE
0
193
233
251
132
29
838
30
LA SALLE
0
38
69
64
25
6 20
2 31
LINCOLN
0
73
107
134
73
24
411
32
LIVINGSTON
0
330
333
244
124
37
1,06
8 33
MADISON
0
6 24
23
12
2
67
34
MOREHOUSE
0
38
53
57
52
9 20
9 35
NATCHITOCHES
0
34
77
71
52
14
248
36
ORLEANS
0
369
541
686
586
189
2,37
1 37
OUACHITA
0
283
583
518
309
81
1,77
4 38
PLAQUEMINES
0
46
66
51
30
1 19
4 39
POINTE COUPEE
0
39
60
52
30
12
193
40
RAPIDES
0
278
512
615
380
112
1,89
7 41
RED RIVER
0
15
11
15
10
11
62
42
RICHLAND
0
38
52
51
41
7 18
9 43
SABINE
0
34
42
47
31
11
165
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ANALYSIS BY AGE GROUP
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--------PARISH--------
# NAME NO ANSWER UNDER 30 AGES 30-39 AGES 40-49 AGES 50-59 60 AND OVER TOTAL
44
ST. BERNARD
0
40
54
38
16
2 15
0 45
ST. CHARLES
0
118
187
142
92
22
561
46
ST. HELENA
0
9 15
21
9
0 54
47
ST. JAMES
0
46
38
37
19
5 14
5 48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
0
85
102
89
53
10
339
49
ST. LANDRY
0
124
207
223
92
38
684
50
ST. MARTIN
0
57
86
74
31
9 25
7 51
ST. MARY
0
33
52
56
34
18
193
52
ST. TAMMANY
0
531
1,11
1 1,
193
718
188
3,74
1 53
TANGIPAHOA
0
214
299
311
183
65
1,07
2 54
TENSAS
0
7 3
8 6
3 27
55
TERREBONNE
0
195
324
288
150
39
996
56
UNION
0
28
68
50
44
8 19
8 57
VERMILION
0
69
95
90
49
18
321
58
VERNON
0
54
78
73
37
12
254
59
WASHINGTON
0
73
107
120
86
31
417
60
WEBSTER
0
88
118
132
57
26
421
61
W. BATON ROUGE
0
46
71
38
26
7 18
8 62
W. CARROL
0
10
18
17
13
5 63
63
W. FELICIANA
0
13
26
35
23
4 10
1 64
WINN
0
17
20
37
23
8 10
5
STATE TOTAL
0
8,20
8 12
,488
12
,547
7,
967
2,33
8 43
,548
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
0
834
1,84
1 2,
291
1,82
8 52
2 7,
316
NO COUNTY
0
2 2
2 3
0 9
GRAND TOTALS
0
9,04
4 14
,331
14
,840
9,
798
2,86
0 50
,873
63
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY RACE
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#
NAME
NO ANSWER
BLACK
NATIVE AM
WHITE
SPANISH
ORIENTAL
OTHER
TOTAL
1
ACADIA
0
22
1 40
6 3
1 2
435
2
ALLEN
1
8 3
116
0 0
1 12
9 3
ASCENSION
1
132
6 1,
018
11
13
5 1,
186
4
ASSUMPTION
0
13
0 11
9 1
0 0
133
5
AVOYELLES
0
27
2 33
0 2
0 0
361
6
BEAUREGARD
1
12
0 20
9 3
2 1
228
7
BIENVILLE
0
12
0 93
0
0 0
105
8
BOSSIER
6
132
8 1,
490
9 15
12
1,
672
9
CADDO
6
576
15
2,33
4 21
58
33
3,
043
10
CALCASIEU
1
200
7 1,
517
12
17
12
1,76
6 11
CALDWELL
1
2 0
75
0 1
0 79
12
CAMERON
0
1 0
36
0 0
0 37
13
CATAHOULA
0
6 0
99
0 0
0 10
5 14
CLAIBORNE
0
8 0
99
0 0
0 10
7 15
CONCORDIA
0
20
1 11
9 0
0 0
140
16
DE SOTO
0
23
2 21
6 0
1 0
242
17
E. BATON ROUGE
7
860
9 3,
166
39
48
26
4,15
5 18
E. CARROL
1
8 0
18
1 0
0 28
19
E. FELICIANA
0
34
2 17
3 0
1 1
211
20
EVANGELINE
0
15
0 34
6 0
5 1
367
21
FRANKLIN
0
8 0
131
0 1
1 14
1 22
GRANT
1
4 0
211
2 1
0 21
9 23
IBERIA
0
51
0 34
2 3
3 1
400
24
IBERVILLE
0
34
0 15
6 2
3 0
195
25
JACKSON
0
18
0 14
5 0
0 1
164
26
JEFFERSON
9
739
17
3,90
7 17
0 12
3 28
4,
993
27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
13
1 19
7 0
0 0
211
28
LAFAYETTE
10
27
3 5
2,18
0 18
19
16
2,
521
29
LAFOURCHE
0
41
2 78
1 7
5 2
838
30
LA SALLE
0
5 3
194
0 0
0 20
2 31
LINCOLN
2
52
1 35
1 0
3 2
411
32
LIVINGSTON
1
23
3 1,
024
7 10
0
1,06
8 33
MADISON
0
18
0 49
0
0 0
67
34
MOREHOUSE
0
38
1 16
9 0
1 0
209
35
NATCHITOCHES
0
26
3 21
4 2
1 2
248
36
ORLEANS
6
858
4 1,
387
38
44
34
2,37
1 37
OUACHITA
5
225
5 1,
497
4 27
11
1,
774
38
PLAQUEMINES
1
14
1 17
2 2
4 0
194
39
POINTE COUPEE
0
14
0 17
9 0
0 0
193
40
RAPIDES
2
199
16
1,61
9 9
39
13
1,89
7 41
RED RIVER
0
5 0
57
0 0
0 62
42
RICHLAND
0
19
1 16
8 0
1 0
189
43
SABINE
0
3 12
14
9 1
0 0
165
64
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY RACE
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#
NAME
NO ANSWER
BLACK
NATIVE AM
WHITE
SPANISH
ORIENTAL
OTHER
TOTAL
44
ST. BERNARD
0
7 3
134
3 3
0 15
0 45
ST. CHARLES
0
74
0 46
6 14
6
1 56
1 46
ST. HELENA
0
11
0 43
0
0 0
54
47
ST. JAMES
0
38
0 10
6 1
0 0
145
48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
0
127
0 20
2 5
3 2
339
49
ST. LANDRY
0
112
1 56
6 2
1 2
684
50
ST. MARTIN
0
47
0 20
5 2
1 2
257
51
ST. MARY
1
17
3 16
6 3
0 3
193
52
ST. TAMMANY
3
205
17
3,37
4 78
45
19
3,
741
53
TANGIPAHOA
1
75
2 97
7 8
5 4
1,07
2 54
TENSAS
0
8 0
19
0 0
0 27
55
TERREBONNE
0
50
5 92
9 4
6 2
996
56
UNION
0
5 0
193
0 0
0 19
8 57
VERMILION
0
19
1 29
8 3
0 0
321
58
VERNON
1
15
4 22
6 3
5 0
254
59
WASHINGTON
0
33
1 38
0 2
1 0
417
60
WEBSTER
0
26
1 38
8 0
5 1
421
61
W. BATON ROUGE
0
35
0 15
3 0
0 0
188
62
W. CARROL
0
0 1
62
0 0
0 63
63
W. FELICIANA
0
11
1 89
0
0 0
101
64
WINN
0
13
0 90
1
1 0
105
STATE TOTAL
68
5,
719
171
36,3
24
496
529
241
43,5
48
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
19
1 1,
153
37
5,67
3 12
0 91
51
7,
316
NO COUNTY
0
1 0
8 0
0 0
9
GRAND TOTALS
25
9 6,
873
208
42,0
05
616
620
292
50,8
73
65
L O U I S I A N A B O A R D O F N U R S I N G
Report As Of:
January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY SEX
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# NAME
NO ANSWER
MALE
FEMALE
TOTAL
1
ACADIA
0
63
372
435
2
ALLEN
0
14
115
129
3
ASCENSION
0
120
1,066
1,186
4
ASSUMPTION
0
12
121
133
5
AVOYELLES
0
34
327
361
6
BEAUREGARD
0
19
209
228
7
BIENVILLE
0
7
98
105
8
BOSSIER
0
215
1,457
1,672
9
CADDO
0
360
2,683
3,043
10
CALCASIEU
0
254
1,512
1,766
11
CALDWELL
0
7
72
79
12
CAMERON
0
2
35
37
13
CATAHOULA
0
15
90
105
14
CLAIBORNE
0
8
99
107
15
CONCORDIA
0
10
130
140
16
DE SOTO
0
30
212
242
17
E. BATON ROUGE
0
386
3,769
4,155
18
E. CARROL
0
2
26
28
19
E. FELICIANA
0
16
195
211
20
EVANGELINE
0
54
313
367
21
FRANKLIN
0
14
127
141
22
GRANT
0
31
188
219
23
IBERIA
0
59
341
400
24
IBERVILLE
0
16
179
195
25
JACKSON
0
19
145
164
26
JEFFERSON
0
430
4,563
4,993
27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
33
178
211
28
LAFAYETTE
0
319
2,202
2,521
29
LAFOURCHE
0
113
725
838
30
LA SALLE
0
21
181
202
31
LINCOLN
0
49
362
411
32
LIVINGSTON
0
125
943
1,068
33
MADISON
0
4
63
67
34
MOREHOUSE
0
14
195
209
35
NATCHITOCHES
0
26
222
248
36
ORLEANS
0
257
2,114
2,371
37
OUACHITA
0
211
1,563
1,774
38
PLAQUEMINES
0
19
175
194
39
POINTE COUPEE
0
14
179
193
40
RAPIDES
0
251
1,646
1,897
41
RED RIVER
0
11
51
62
42
RICHLAND
0
13
176
189
43
SABINE
0
16
149
165
44
ST. BERNARD
0
19
131
150
66
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ANALYSIS BY SEX
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# NAME
NO ANSWER
MALE
FEMALE
TOTAL
45
ST. CHARLES
0
48
513
561
46
ST. HELENA
0
4
50
54
47
ST. JAMES
0
6
139
145
48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
0
28
311
339
49
ST. LANDRY
0
109
575
684
50
ST. MARTIN
0
30
227
257
51
ST. MARY
0
18
175
193
52
ST. TAMMANY
0
417
3,324
3,741
53
TANGIPAHOA
0
123
949
1,072
54
TENSAS
0
1
26
27
55
TERREBONNE
0
151
845
996
56
UNION
0
18
180
198
57
VERMILION
0
55
266
321
58
VERNON
0
23
231
254
59
WASHINGTON
0
45
372
417
60
WEBSTER
0
43
378
421
61
W. BATON ROUGE
0
16
172
188
62
W. CARROL
0
3
60
63
63
W. FELICIANA
0
12
89
101
64
WINN
0
10
95
105
STATE TOTAL
0
4,872
38,676
43,548
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
3
912
6,401
7,316
NO COUNTY
0
0
9
9
GRAND TOTALS
3
5,784
45,086
50,873
67
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY MARITAL STATUS
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#
NAME
NO ANSWER
SINGLE
MARRIED
WIDOWED
DIVORCED
SEPERATED
TOTAL
1
ACADIA
2
2
352
6
65
8
435
2
ALLEN
1
0
104
5
18
1
129
3
ASCENSION
1
1
1,009
16
147
12
1,186
4
ASSUMPTION
0
1
119
1
10
2
133
5
AVOYELLES
0
0
291
6
54
10
361
6
BEAUREGARD
0
0
193
7
24
4
228
7
BIENVILLE
0
0
84
7
12
2
105
8
BOSSIER
6
1
1,325
46
259
35
1,672
9
CADDO
7
5
2,334
72
569
56
3,043
10
CALCASIEU
1
2
1,402
55
282
24
1,766
11
CALDWELL
0
1
61
1
12
4
79
12
CAMERON
0
0
33
1
3
0
37
13
CATAHOULA
0
0
90
2
11
2
105
14
CLAIBORNE
0
0
80
5
18
4
107
15
CONCORDIA
2
0
106
3
24
5
140
16
DE SOTO
1
0
204
7
27
3
242
17
E. BATON ROUGE
14
12
3,286
103
672
68
4,155
18
E. CARROL
0
0
25
1
2
0
28
19
E. FELICIANA
0
0
158
9
39
5
211
20
EVANGELINE
0
0
300
9
53
5
367
21
FRANKLIN
0
0
107
6
22
6
141
22
GRANT
1
1
184
1
31
1
219
23
IBERIA
0
1
329
11
53
6
400
24
IBERVILLE
1
1
161
5
23
4
195
25
JACKSON
0
1
139
3
20
1
164
26
JEFFERSON
13
17
3,893
150
832
88
4,993
27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
0
174
6
26
5
211
28
LAFAYETTE
11
7
1,997
47
421
38
2,521
29
LAFOURCHE
1
1
719
13
97
7
838
30
LA SALLE
0
0
174
2
21
5
202
31
LINCOLN
7
0
335
15
45
9
411
32
LIVINGSTON
1
1
872
22
151
21
1,068
33
MADISON
0
0
57
0
8
2
67
34
MOREHOUSE
0
1
168
8
29
3
209
35
NATCHITOCHES
0
0
209
6
31
2
248
36
ORLEANS
20
19
1,809
76
414
33
2,371
37
OUACHITA
4
2
1,445
33
258
32
1,774
38
PLAQUEMINES
1
0
173
1
16
3
194
39
POINTE COUPEE
0
1
163
4
24
1
193
40
RAPIDES
1
4
1,489
57
309
37
1,897
41
RED RIVER
0
0
53
1
7
1
62
42
RICHLAND
0
0
164
5
14
6
189
43
SABINE
0
0
139
4
21
1
165
44
ST. BERNARD
1
0
120
4
24
1
150
45
ST. CHARLES
1
0
468
12
73
7
561
68
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ANALYSIS BY MARITAL STATUS
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#
NAME
NO ANSWER
SINGLE
MARRIED
WIDOWED
DIVORCED
SEPERATED
TOTAL
46
ST. HELENA
0
1
45
1
7
0
54
47
ST. JAMES
0
0
132
4
7
2
145
48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
1
0
278
6
50
4
339
49
ST. LANDRY
1
1
558
19
96
9
684
50
ST. MARTIN
0
0
215
6
30
6
257
51
ST. MARY
1
0
156
10
24
2
193
52
ST. TAMMANY
10
5
3,031
77
559
59
3,741
53
TANGIPAHOA
1
1
872
31
151
16
1,072
54
TENSAS
0
0
21
1
3
2
27
55
TERREBONNE
2
1
839
23
117
14
996
56
UNION
1
0
160
1
31
5
198
57
VERMILION
0
1
264
9
41
6
321
58
VERNON
1
1
210
6
34
2
254
59
WASHINGTON
0
0
328
16
68
5
417
60
WEBSTER
1
0
334
13
70
3
421
61
W. BATON ROUGE
1
1
154
3
26
3
188
62
W. CARROL
0
0
51
2
6
4
63
63
W. FELICIANA
0
0
81
2
16
2
101
64
WINN
1
0
85
4
15
0
105
STATE TOTAL
119
94
34,911
1,088
6,622
714
43,548
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
235
91
5,341
179
1,335
135
7,316
NO COUNTY
1
0
8
0
0
0
9
GRAND TOTALS
355
185
40,260
1,267
7,957
849
50,873
69
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION
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BACCALAUREATE
#
NAME
NO ANSWER
DIPLOMA
ASSOC
OR HIGHER
OTHER
TOTAL
1
ACADIA
0
26
257
146
6 43
5 2
ALLEN
0
10
79
38
2 12
9 3
ASCENSION
0
194
409
574
9 1,
186
4
ASSUMPTION
0
15
71
45
2 13
3 5
AVOYELLES
0
13
267
81
0 36
1 6
BEAUREGARD
0
14
115
96
3 22
8 7
BIENVILLE
0
4 65
34
2
105
8
BOSSIER
1
83
812
758
18
1,67
2 9
CADDO
1
151
1,37
5 1,
474
42
3,04
3 10
CALCASIEU
0
104
528
1,12
1 13
1,
766
11
CALDWELL
0
4 37
37
1
79
12
CAMERON
0
3 12
22
0
37
13
CATAHOULA
0
1 75
28
1
105
14
CLAIBORNE
0
4 60
41
2
107
15
CONCORDIA
0
4 94
40
2
140
16
DE SOTO
0
3 14
2 95
2
242
17
E. BATON ROUGE
0
823
1,11
9 2,
167
46
4,15
5 18
E. CARROL
0
6 12
9
1 28
19
E. FELICIANA
0
38
89
82
2 21
1 20
EVANGELINE
0
30
247
87
3 36
7 21
FRANKLIN
0
5 70
66
0
141
22
GRANT
0
4 15
3 61
1
219
23
IBERIA
0
46
125
228
1 40
0 24
IBERVILLE
1
38
75
77
4 19
5 25
JACKSON
0
4 10
5 54
1
164
26
JEFFERSON
6
945
1,80
3 2,
184
55
4,99
3 27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
8 91
10
9 3
211
28
LAFAYETTE
1
244
718
1,52
7 31
2,
521
29
LAFOURCHE
0
76
349
411
2 83
8 30
LA SALLE
0
3 15
1 48
0
202
31
LINCOLN
0
16
245
139
11
411
32
LIVINGSTON
0
159
392
511
6 1,
068
33
MADISON
0
2 43
21
1
67
34
MOREHOUSE
0
10
88
110
1 20
9 35
NATCHITOCHES
0
7 12
5 11
5 1
248
36
ORLEANS
2
409
706
1,20
4 50
2,
371
37
OUACHITA
0
75
594
1,07
8 27
1,
774
38
PLAQUEMINES
0
20
71
97
6 19
4 39
POINTE COUPEE
0
41
81
71
0 19
3 40
RAPIDES
0
68
1,12
5 68
9 15
1,
897
41
RED RIVER
0
3 35
22
2
62
42
RICHLAND
0
3 90
95
1
189
43
SABINE
0
4 92
69
0
165
70
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION
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BACCALAUREATE
#
NAME
NO ANSWER
DIPLOMA
ASSOC
OR HIGHER
OTHER
TOTAL
44
ST. BERNARD
0
16
70
63
1 15
0 45
ST. CHARLES
0
87
236
236
2 56
1 46
ST. HELENA
0
8 23
23
0
54
47
ST. JAMES
0
30
46
69
0 14
5 48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
0
53
116
166
4 33
9 49
ST. LANDRY
0
53
384
244
3 68
4 50
ST. MARTIN
0
17
79
158
3 25
7 51
ST. MARY
0
21
79
92
1 19
3 52
ST. TAMMANY
3
639
1,38
0 1,
682
37
3,74
1 53
TANGIPAHOA
0
117
411
537
7 1,
072
54
TENSAS
0
2 14
11
0
27
55
TERREBONNE
0
96
382
506
12
996
56
UNION
0
4 12
5 65
4
198
57
VERMILION
0
24
112
184
1 32
1 58
VERNON
0
6 14
5 10
0 3
254
59
WASHINGTON
0
27
244
145
1 41
7 60
WEBSTER
0
17
284
113
7 42
1 61
W. BATON ROUGE
0
46
61
77
4 18
8 62
W. CARROL
0
3 29
31
0
63
63
W. FELICIANA
0
22
34
44
1 10
1 64
WINN
0
2 69
33
1
105
STATE TOTAL
15
5,
010
17,5
15
20,5
40
468
43,5
48
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
14
78
6 3,
176
2,74
1 59
9 7,
316
NO COUNTY
0
0 5
3 1
9
GRAND TOTALS
29
5,
796
20,6
96
23,2
84
1,06
8 50
,873
71
L O U I S I A N A B O A R D O F N U R S I N G
Report As Of:
January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY HIGHEST DEGREE HELD
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BAC BAC MASTERS MASTERS DOCTORATE DOCTORATE
#
NAME
NO ANSWER
DIPLOMA
ASSOC
NURSE
OTHER
NURSE
OTHER
NURSE
OTHER
TOTAL
1
ACADIA
3
24
231
134
17
16
9 0
1 43
5 2
ALLEN
1
8 79
30
1
8 2
0 0
129
3
ASCENSION
4
160
340
495
67
77
38
2 3
1,18
6 4
ASSUMPTION
1
15
64
43
5 4
1 0
0 13
3 5
AVOYELLES
0
15
245
72
13
13
3 0
0 36
1 6
BEAUREGARD
3
11
107
83
5 11
7
0 1
228
7
BIENVILLE
1
3 62
27
3
8 1
0 0
105
8
BOSSIER
13
61
72
3 63
7 77
96
58
4
3 1,
672
9
CADDO
16
10
7 1,
170
1,26
0 16
6 19
5 11
6 7
6 3,
043
10
CALCASIEU
5
87
472
929
56
157
48
6 6
1,76
6 11
CALDWELL
1
3 35
36
2
2 0
0 0
79
12
CAMERON
0
1 12
16
0
7 1
0 0
37
13
CATAHOULA
1
1 71
27
2
3 0
0 0
105
14
CLAIBORNE
0
4 52
36
7
8 0
0 0
107
15
CONCORDIA
2
4 87
34
3
8 2
0 0
140
16
DE SOTO
1
3 12
9 86
9
7 6
0 1
242
17
E. BATON ROUGE
27
60
1 85
3 1,
789
323
335
171
14
42
4,15
5 18
E. CARROL
1
4 12
10
1
0 0
0 0
28
19
E. FELICIANA
1
32
82
65
7 16
7
0 1
211
20
EVANGELINE
0
29
226
78
12
15
5 0
2 36
7 21
FRANKLIN
0
5 65
58
4
8 1
0 0
141
22
GRANT
1
2 14
0 59
10
4
3 0
0 21
9 23
IBERIA
0
36
107
205
25
15
10
1 1
400
24
IBERVILLE
3
33
66
66
9 14
2
0 2
195
25
JACKSON
1
3 95
48
10
5
1 0
1 16
4 26
JEFFERSON
27
68
2 1,
442
1,88
0 36
6 36
3 19
2 15
26
4,
993
27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
6 82
87
9
21
6 0
0 21
1 28
LAFAYETTE
14
20
2 61
1 1,
253
99
211
110
9 12
2,
521
29
LAFOURCHE
1
65
308
364
25
50
18
5 2
838
30
LA SALLE
0
2 14
1 46
5
7 1
0 0
202
31
LINCOLN
10
14
19
9 97
30
37
21
2
1 41
1 32
LIVINGSTON
3
136
346
452
59
52
13
0 7
1,06
8 33
MADISON
0
1 41
16
2
5 2
0 0
67
34
MOREHOUSE
0
10
85
101
5 7
0 0
1 20
9 35
NATCHITOCHES
0
5 11
0 89
9
21
12
0 2
248
36
ORLEANS
30
23
1 50
0 88
0 19
2 33
2 15
1 24
31
2,
371
37
OUACHITA
14
65
50
2 84
2 69
20
0 66
3
13
1,77
4 38
PLAQUEMINES
4
17
63
87
7 10
5
1 0
194
39
POINTE COUPEE
0
40
75
54
6 10
7
0 1
193
40
RAPIDES
3
39
938
598
87
142
80
1 9
1,89
7 41
RED RIVER
1
2 31
21
1
5 1
0 0
62
42
RICHLAND
0
3 84
82
7
11
2 0
0 18
9 43
SABINE
0
4 87
60
3
8 2
1 0
165
72
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY HIGHEST DEGREE HELD
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BAC BAC MASTERS MASTERS DOCTORATE DOCTORATE
#
NAME
NO ANSWER
DIPLOMA
ASSOC
NURSE
OTHER
NURSE
OTHER
NURSE
OTHER
TOTAL
44
ST. BERNARD
1
9 65
58
5
7 5
0 0
150
45
ST. CHARLES
1
73
204
218
25
17
21
1 1
561
46
ST. HELENA
0
4 21
19
3
3 3
0 1
54
47
ST. JAMES
0
27
42
64
7 2
3 0
0 14
5 48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
2
39
97
149
21
21
10
0 0
339
49
ST. LANDRY
0
43
358
210
22
33
17
1 0
684
50
ST. MARTIN
0
16
73
132
8 17
8
3 0
257
51
ST. MARY
1
21
74
83
3 8
3 0
0 19
3 52
ST. TAMMANY
18
45
4 1,
157
1,42
0 26
4 26
6 12
8 10
24
3,
741
53
TANGIPAHOA
3
81
363
469
54
65
30
1 6
1,07
2 54
TENSAS
0
2 14
9
0 1
0 1
0 27
55
TERREBONNE
2
76
332
435
38
80
31
1 1
996
56
UNION
4
3 10
8 60
10
6
7 0
0 19
8 57
VERMILION
0
22
103
164
10
14
7 0
1 32
1 58
VERNON
2
5 13
4 88
3
12
10
0 0
254
59
WASHINGTON
0
23
221
135
14
18
3 2
1 41
7 60
WEBSTER
4
16
260
108
10
16
7 0
0 42
1 61
W. BATON ROUGE
2
35
57
70
8 12
4
0 0
188
62
W. CARROL
0
3 26
28
3
3 0
0 0
63
63
W. FELICIANA
0
14
31
39
6 7
2 0
2 10
1 64
WINN
1
1 65
30
3
3 1
0 1
105
STATE TOTAL
23
4 3,
743
14,9
75
17,3
20
2,33
2 3,
135
1,48
1 11
5 21
3 43
,548
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
56
5 49
7 2,
613
2,20
3 41
3 60
0 33
6 37
52
7,
316
NO COUNTY
1
0 2
3 3
0 0
0 0
9
GRAND TOTALS
80
0 4,
240
17,5
90
19,5
26
2,74
8 3,
735
1,81
7 15
2 26
5 50
,873
73
L O U I S I A N A B O A R D O F N U R S I N G
Report As Of:
January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY FIELD OF EMPLOYMENT
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NO CLINIC COMM INDUST NURSE OFFICE RE- SELF SCHOOL SCH OF STAFF.
# NAME ANSWER (ANY) HOME HOSP TRY HOME NURSE SEARCH EMPL NURSE NURSE AGENCY OTHER TOTAL
1
ACADIA
4
39
57
246
0 27
1
0 0
2 5
6 48
43
5 2
ALLEN
1
15
15
69
0 5
2 0
2 7
3 1
9 12
9 3
ASCENSION
4
108
84
719
10
22
19
3 9
18
11
12
167
1,18
6 4
ASSUMPTION
2
11
9 69
2
14
3 0
0 8
0 0
15
133
5
AVOYELLES
0
19
53
190
0 36
2
0 2
12
10
2 35
36
1 6
BEAUREGARD
3
6 20
15
0 1
10
2 0
1 6
3 0
26
228
7
BIENVILLE
1
7 12
57
0
7 1
0 1
2 4
1 12
10
5 8
BOSSIER
15
14
3 85
1,
077
5 45
19
7
17
27
32
24
176
1,67
2 9
CADDO
21
26
1 11
5 2,
024
20
73
37
10
33
22
51
52
324
3,04
3 10
CALCASIEU
6
146
161
1,04
5 12
43
30
2
28
22
46
9 21
6 1,
766
11
CALDWELL
2
4 23
34
0
1 0
0 2
1 0
0 12
79
12
CAMERON
0
4 6
14
0 1
1 0
0 1
1 1
8 37
13
CATAHOULA
1
8 14
57
1
10
0 0
1 1
1 1
10
105
14
CLAIBORNE
0
13
8 61
0
4 1
1 0
2 1
1 15
10
7 15
CONCORDIA
3
10
16
74
0 11
1
0 1
0 6
0 18
14
0 16
DE SOTO
1
24
14
153
1 11
0
0 1
4 4
4 25
24
2 17
E. BATON ROUGE
31
38
5 26
8 2,
303
32
78
80
27
54
50
134
34
679
4,15
5 18
E. CARROL
1
6 4
8 0
2 0
0 2
1 0
1 3
28
19
E. FELICIANA
1
16
18
100
2 21
3
0 3
6 3
1 37
21
1 20
EVANGELINE
1
34
57
193
1 22
6
0 6
7 5
7 28
36
7 21
FRANKLIN
0
13
32
54
1 9
4 0
1 4
3 1
19
141
22
GRANT
2
13
15
132
1 15
0
0 1
7 1
0 32
21
9 23
IBERIA
0
36
41
221
3 18
12
0
5 10
6
3 45
40
0 24
IBERVILLE
4
22
22
99
2 4
8 0
2 4
2 4
22
195
25
JACKSON
2
9 26
85
0
9 0
0 0
4 2
1 26
16
4 26
JEFFERSON
39
42
1 23
5 3,
227
42
79
109
24
56
62
80
55
564
4,99
3 27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
23
25
120
1 9
4 0
1 6
6 2
14
211
28
LAFAYETTE
19
17
8 14
0 1,
587
11
43
75
2 50
24
50
29
31
3 2,
521
29
LAFOURCHE
2
78
66
492
5 29
15
1
4 17
24
13
92
83
8 30
LA SALLE
0
7 28
12
0 0
14
1 0
0 3
4 2
23
202
31
LINCOLN
10
27
38
24
2 1
17
1 0
5 7
16
6 41
41
1 32
LIVINGSTON
3
85
90
666
6 29
16
6
7 21
15
17
10
7 1,
068
33
MADISON
0
10
25
20
0 2
0 0
1 1
1 1
6 67
34
MOREHOUSE
0
11
29
112
0 15
5
0 1
5 6
2 23
20
9 35
NATCHITOCHES
0
21
28
141
1 10
6
0 1
9 7
1 23
24
8 36
ORLEANS
37
22
9 11
4 1,
371
21
37
25
32
43
66
87
31
278
2,37
1 37
OUACHITA
15
19
2 15
2 1,
027
7 40
40
2
9 25
51
6
208
1,77
4 38
PLAQUEMINES
4
21
11
118
3 6
1 0
1 7
1 1
20
194
39
POINTE COUPEE
0
23
23
98
1 8
4 3
1 6
2 1
23
193
40
RAPIDES
3
165
131
1,10
4 8
81
24
3 16
29
38
16
27
9 1,
897
41
RED RIVER
1
7 5
32
0 4
0 0
3 0
0 1
9 62
42
RICHLAND
0
23
33
97
0 15
2
0 1
2 2
0 14
18
9 43
SABINE
0
10
22
85
0 19
0
0 2
4 3
2 18
16
5
74
L O U I S I A N A B O A R D O F N U R S I N G
Report As Of:
January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY FIELD OF EMPLOYMENT
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NO CLINIC COMM INDUST NURSE OFFICE RE- SELF SCHOOL SCH OF STAFF.
# NAME ANSWER (ANY) HOME HOSP TRY HOME NURSE SEARCH EMPL NURSE NURSE AGENCY OTHER TOTAL
44
ST. BERNARD
1
17
10
90
0 4
1 0
0 5
3 1
18
150
45
ST. CHARLES
1
42
30
379
6 9
4 2
3 20
4
4 57
56
1 46
ST. HELENA
0
4 5
26
0 7
0 1
0 2
2 1
6 54
47
ST. JAMES
0
5 13
89
2
9 3
0 0
9 0
2 13
14
5 48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
2
29
24
212
6 8
3 0
3 10
6
2 34
33
9 49
ST. LANDRY
0
44
77
406
3 33
10
3
3 7
18
11
69
684
50
ST. MARTIN
1
20
17
160
0 7
3 0
3 6
7 3
30
257
51
ST. MARY
0
16
16
103
1 6
3 0
3 15
3
3 24
19
3 52
ST. TAMMANY
26
26
6 22
0 2,
347
26
71
60
19
50
39
57
45
515
3,74
1 53
TANGIPAHOA
3
81
77
683
1 33
11
0
5 20
25
14
11
9 1,
072
54
TENSAS
0
4 7
7 0
4 0
0 0
1 1
0 3
27
55
TERREBONNE
3
88
87
612
2 21
18
1
11
14
17
8 11
4 99
6 56
UNION
4
17
27
105
1 10
2
0 4
0 2
0 26
19
8 57
VERMILION
0
17
23
212
1 16
7
0 3
6 2
1 33
32
1 58
VERNON
2
20
16
171
0 10
1
0 1
5 3
3 22
25
4 59
WASHINGTON
0
27
49
254
3 20
2
2 3
8 9
5 35
41
7 60
WEBSTER
4
36
49
241
2 18
4
1 2
6 10
11
37
42
1 61
W. BATON ROUGE
3
24
15
100
4 5
8 2
0 2
3 0
22
188
62
W. CARROL
0
7 9
34
0 7
0 0
0 0
3 0
3 63
63
W. FELICIANA
0
12
6 54
0
2 1
0 2
1 2
0 21
10
1 64
WINN
1
5 22
53
0
6 2
0 1
1 0
2 12
10
5
STATE TOTAL
29
0 3,
664
3,16
9 26
,231
25
9 1,
261
703
154
471
699
904
468
5,27
5 43
,548
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
58
3 34
7 29
9 3,
637
100
147
110
37
94
67
128
145
1,62
2 7,
316
NO COUNTY
1
0 0
4 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
1 2
9
GRAND TOTALS
87
4 4,
011
3,46
8 29
,872
35
9 1,
409
813
191
565
766
1,03
2 61
4 6,
899
50,8
73
75
L O U I S I A N A B O A R D O F N U R S I N G
Report As Of:
January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY MAJOR CLINICAL OR TEACHING OR PRACTICE AREA
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NO COMM EMERG GEN GERI/INSVCE MAT-CHI MED OCCUP OR/ PEDI- PSYC SPEC'L
# NAME ANSWER ANESTH HEALTH ROOM PRAC GERON EDUC CARE SURG HEALTH ONCOL PACU ATRIC M-HLTH CARE OTHER TOTAL
1
ACADIA
5
8 58
33
14
30
3
27
73
1 8
27
3 24
48
73
43
5 2
ALLEN
1
3 17
15
11
4
1 3
24
0 0
3 9
7 15
16
12
9 3
ASCENSION
5
34
90
70
51
31
3 10
6 15
0 14
26
94
52
27
16
4 26
9 1,
186
4
ASSUMPTION
2
0 10
20
5
12
0 8
20
2 2
7 7
7 8
23
133
5
AVOYELLES
0
4 42
36
19
49
1
16
63
0 7
11
11
17
39
46
361
6
BEAUREGARD
3
2 19
22
5
11
3 27
37
6
2 9
3 15
23
41
22
8 7
BIENVILLE
1
1 11
3
5 7
0 4
25
1 2
4 5
7 12
17
10
5 8
BOSSIER
14
54
88
83
49
48
9
102
268
9 43
14
4 82
63
26
4 35
2 1,
672
9
CADDO
17
85
11
4 17
5 11
3 77
17
16
2 50
6 18
10
3 26
4 11
7 13
7 46
4 67
4 3,
043
10
CALCASIEU
6
55
150
111
89
67
11
113
264
18
30
136
60
87
188
381
1,76
6 11
CALDWELL
1
1 21
7
4 4
0 2
11
0 0
4 2
2 3
17
79
12
CAMERON
0
1 7
2 2
1 0
2 8
0 0
3 0
0 0
11
37
13
CATAHOULA
1
1 12
4
8 11
1
4 26
0
1 4
3 6
15
8 10
5 14
CLAIBORNE
0
1 11
15
13
7
0 3
21
1 0
2 3
2 12
16
10
7 15
CONCORDIA
2
4 17
10
9
10
0 9
26
0 1
9 1
4 15
23
14
0 16
DE SOTO
1
3 11
14
15
10
2
12
37
1 8
21
11
9 35
52
24
2 17
E. BATON ROUGE
27
99
25
9 20
5 17
1 11
7 20
30
2 54
8 38
11
3 35
4 16
2 21
3 43
4 1,
093
4,15
5 18
E. CARROL
1
0 4
3 1
4 0
0 4
0 0
1 2
1 2
5 28
19
E. FELICIANA
1
2 13
7
17
17
0 9
21
2 3
3 6
53
10
47
211
20
EVANGELINE
0
12
60
26
14
18
4 26
67
2
6 23
6
16
34
53
367
21
FRANKLIN
0
2 34
15
8
11
1 4
28
0 1
1 5
8 6
17
141
22
GRANT
1
3 11
17
13
17
1
7 40
1
4 15
6
13
23
47
219
23
IBERIA
0
7 46
26
21
20
2
29
63
2 4
37
12
6 32
93
40
0 24
IBERVILLE
3
2 21
9
7 6
0 14
25
4
7 27
6
5 12
47
19
5 25
JACKSON
1
2 26
11
2
11
1 7
26
0 1
5 3
8 19
41
16
4 26
JEFFERSON
27
16
9 26
1 27
8 15
2 97
27
35
1 74
7 31
13
6 41
0 25
5 14
9 68
3 1,
220
4,99
3 27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
8 23
23
20
12
0
10
37
1 3
14
4 17
13
26
21
1 28
LAFAYETTE
14
10
7 14
6 14
6 82
55
14
16
1 35
1 12
54
21
1 83
11
3 34
9 62
3 2,
521
29
LAFOURCHE
1
21
70
72
38
25
6 57
13
6 6
13
63
24
32
95
179
838
30
LA SALLE
0
0 28
21
8
16
2 7
54
1 1
4 6
11
16
27
202
31
LINCOLN
10
7
38
29
25
21
0 40
72
1
4 23
11
19
41
70
41
1 32
LIVINGSTON
3
10
86
88
35
37
5 95
13
1 9
25
73
45
36
143
247
1,06
8 33
MADISON
0
0 29
5
6 3
0 0
11
0 0
2 2
2 1
6 67
34
MOREHOUSE
0
1 29
15
5
19
2 10
35
1
1 15
8
7 24
37
20
9 35
NATCHITOCHES
0
9 27
23
12
11
1
15
39
1 1
12
15
10
29
43
248
36
ORLEANS
31
89
14
7 11
0 89
39
12
13
2 35
1 22
71
12
5 13
2 13
5 35
0 53
6 2,
371
37
OUACHITA
14
48
14
1 81
10
4 57
13
10
1 25
3 12
17
11
8 65
79
23
9 43
2 1,
774
38
PLAQUEMINES
4
3 11
19
5
3 0
9 28
2
4 12
9
7 33
45
19
4 39
POINTE COUPEE
0
8 25
14
15
12
2
6 33
0
4 6
7 6
12
43
193
40
RAPIDES
3
53
129
110
95
78
13
108
272
22
45
127
53
149
226
414
1,89
7 41
RED RIVER
1
0 4
7 6
4 1
8 8
2 1
2 2
3 3
10
62
42
RICHLAND
0
1 34
18
6
16
1 12
22
0
0 8
8 11
23
29
18
9 43
SABINE
0
1 22
17
9
22
0 9
33
0 1
7 5
6 17
16
16
5
76
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ANALYSIS BY MAJOR CLINICAL OR TEACHING OR PRACTICE AREA
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NO COMM EMERG GEN GERI/INSVCE MAT-CHI MED OCCUP OR/ PEDI- PSYC SPEC'L
# NAME ANSWER ANESTH HEALTH ROOM PRAC GERON EDUC CARE SURG HEALTH ONCOL PACU ATRIC M-HLTH CARE OTHER TOTAL
44
ST. BERNARD
1
0 10
9
10
3 1
5 28
0
3 11
10
2
24
33
150
45
ST. CHARLES
1
4 26
38
11
14
3
31
94
8 13
44
22
17
97
13
8 56
1 46
ST. HELENA
0
0 4
6 5
4 0
2 10
0
0 1
2 2
3 15
54
47
ST. JAMES
0
1 16
12
3
9 1
9 26
3
1 8
10
1 13
32
14
5 48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
2
6 28
24
11
12
0
25
57
4 10
31
13
9
41
66
339
49
ST. LANDRY
0
18
72
54
23
33
2 41
98
5
7 57
15
33
80
14
6 68
4 50
ST. MARTIN
0
4 19
22
11
7
1 11
40
1
4 18
15
12
30
62
25
7 51
ST. MARY
0
1 20
22
15
6
2 17
27
2
2 13
9
5 16
36
19
3 52
ST. TAMMANY
20
12
4 21
6 21
7 11
2 87
26
25
1 48
2 21
70
29
9 11
0 16
0 58
5 96
1 3,
741
53
TANGIPAHOA
3
18
73
85
44
34
6 80
17
0 9
20
61
37
61
121
250
1,07
2 54
TENSAS
0
1 8
1 3
4 0
0 3
0 0
0 2
0 1
4 27
55
TERREBONNE
2
42
82
66
39
23
4 71
13
6 5
17
79
34
40
110
246
996
56
UNION
4
2 24
17
13
13
0
10
31
2 3
10
6 13
18
32
19
8 57
VERMILION
0
8 25
23
11
18
3
16
56
1 9
29
2 16
49
55
32
1 58
VERNON
2
6 15
24
16
9
1 23
49
2
2 23
9
7 20
46
25
4 59
WASHINGTON
0
3 45
40
24
21
7
16
91
1 7
24
9 25
52
52
41
7 60
WEBSTER
4
5 47
30
20
20
1
26
81
3 2
21
16
20
41
84
421
61
W. BATON ROUGE
2
3 19
6
8 6
1 14
27
2
8 11
10
6
17
48
188
62
W. CARROL
0
0 5
4 4
9 0
1 18
0
0 1
6 4
5 6
63
63
W. FELICIANA
0
1 9
9 17
1
0 3
11
0 3
4 3
13
9 18
10
1 64
WINN
1
3 21
8
5 9
0 4
29
0 0
0 1
4 7
13
105
STATE TOTAL
24
3 1,
171
3,18
6 2,
732
1,78
3 1,
469
238
2,78
5 6,
558
312
934
3,18
5 1,
652
1,97
9 5,
513
9,80
8 43
,548
OUT OF STATE TOT
57
2 26
8 33
6 45
7 34
8 18
0 40
33
4 1,
021
85
105
355
188
293
903
1,83
1 7,
316
NO COUNTY
1
0 0
0 0
2 0
1 1
0 0
1 0
0 1
2 9
GRAND TOTALS
81
6 1,
439
3,52
2 3,
189
2,13
1 1,
651
278
3,12
0 7,
580
397
1,03
9 3,
541
1,84
0 2,
272
6,41
7 11
,641
50
,873
77
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY TYPE OF POSITION
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ADVANC NURSE INSTR- STAFF
# NAME NO ANSWER ADMIN PRACT CONSULT MGR UCTOR NURSE OTHER TOTAL
1
ACADIA
4
15
13
3 64
4
274
58
435
2
ALLEN
1
3 8
1 14
5
82
15
129
3
ASCENSION
5
46
64
10
85
16
798
162
1,18
6 4
ASSUMPTION
2
3 2
2 16
1
90
17
133
5
AVOYELLES
0
14
9 4
50
9 24
2 33
36
1 6
BEAUREGARD
4
10
3 3
20
6 14
3 39
22
8 7
BIENVILLE
1
5 3
0 12
4
69
11
105
8
BOSSIER
15
39
88
11
15
4 48
1,
072
245
1,67
2 9
CADDO
21
79
14
4 43
27
9 76
1,
960
441
3,04
3 10
CALCASIEU
5
73
123
27
127
61
1,07
5 27
5 1,
766
11
CALDWELL
2
4 3
2 19
0
42
7 79
12
CAMERON
0
0 3
1 7
1 19
6
37
13
CATAHOULA
1
3 4
2 16
1
66
12
105
14
CLAIBORNE
0
5 6
2 10
0
73
11
107
15
CONCORDIA
2
6 7
0 15
7
88
15
140
16
DE SOTO
1
5 8
3 30
7
160
28
242
17
E. BATON ROUGE
30
17
6 19
3 87
35
0 14
0 2,
480
699
4,15
5 18
E. CARROL
1
0 0
1 5
0 16
5
28
19
E. FELICIANA
1
6 6
1 26
4
120
47
211
20
EVANGELINE
1
17
20
7 46
6
224
46
367
21
FRANKLIN
0
10
7 1
24
5 80
14
14
1 22
GRANT
2
4 5
2 16
2
162
26
219
23
IBERIA
0
14
15
6 51
15
24
6 53
40
0 24
IBERVILLE
4
10
8 0
18
2 12
5 28
19
5 25
JACKSON
2
7 3
0 22
4
100
26
164
26
JEFFERSON
34
15
9 23
9 71
42
3 10
1 3,
188
778
4,99
3 27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
6 15
2
28
5 13
1 24
21
1 28
LAFAYETTE
17
92
17
2 46
19
1 64
1,
566
373
2,52
1 29
LAFOURCHE
1
37
34
10
74
27
544
111
838
30
LA SALLE
0
7 1
2 24
5
134
29
202
31
LINCOLN
11
16
24
6
53
14
236
51
411
32
LIVINGSTON
3
31
38
9 87
22
73
9 13
9 1,
068
33
MADISON
0
6 5
0 14
0
40
2 67
34
MOREHOUSE
0
8 4
2 39
7
124
25
209
35
NATCHITOCHES
0
13
14
0 32
7
153
29
248
36
ORLEANS
35
10
2 15
6 49
17
7 92
1,
362
398
2,37
1 37
OUACHITA
15
66
16
0 17
17
3 43
1,
061
239
1,77
4 38
PLAQUEMINES
4
6 5
1 17
1
135
25
194
39
POINTE COUPEE
0
7 9
6 26
4
118
23
193
40
RAPIDES
3
69
107
17
178
57
1,15
9 30
7 1,
897
41
RED RIVER
1
4 2
3 2
1 38
11
62
42
RICHLAND
0
11
8 1
42
2 10
7 18
18
9 43
SABINE
0
4 6
4 16
3
110
22
165
78
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY TYPE OF POSITION
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ADVANC NURSE INSTR- STAFF
# NAME NO ANSWER ADMIN PRACT CONSULT MGR UCTOR NURSE OTHER TOTAL
44
ST. BERNARD
1
5 1
3 8
3 11
1 18
15
0 45
ST. CHARLES
2
14
6 10
67
5
378
79
561
46
ST. HELENA
0
6 2
0 5
2 29
10
54
47
ST. JAMES
0
5 2
0 14
1
101
22
145
48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
2
11
12
7 36
6
222
43
339
49
ST. LANDRY
0
23
28
5 72
18
44
0 98
68
4 50
ST. MARTIN
1
12
11
4 28
6
157
38
257
51
ST. MARY
0
10
4 1
25
9 12
0 24
19
3 52
ST. TAMMANY
22
13
2 20
9 67
27
4 88
2,
363
586
3,74
1 53
TANGIPAHOA
4
29
42
15
111
32
708
131
1,07
2 54
TENSAS
0
5 1
0 2
0 17
2
27
55
TERREBONNE
2
36
74
11
93
29
614
137
996
56
UNION
4
5 4
4 34
2
120
25
198
57
VERMILION
0
20
17
7 43
3
189
42
321
58
VERNON
2
9 9
4 24
5
172
29
254
59
WASHINGTON
0
22
9 4
40
11
279
52
417
60
WEBSTER
4
10
15
3 57
11
26
5 56
42
1 61
W. BATON ROUGE
2
3 5
4 20
3
122
29
188
62
W. CARROL
0
3 2
0 11
3
37
7 63
63
W. FELICIANA
0
5 4
2 21
2
51
16
101
64
WINN
1
8 2
3 15
0
64
12
105
STATE TOTAL
27
6 1,
571
2,20
3 61
9 4,
072
1,11
8 27
,310
6,
379
43,5
48
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
57
4 23
5 37
2 21
1 48
0 15
5 3,
824
1,46
5 7,
316
NO COUNTY
1
0 0
0 1
0 5
2 9
GRAND TOTALS
85
1 1,
806
2,57
5 83
0 4,
553
1,27
3 31
,139
7,
846
50,8
73
79
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY ADVANCED PRACTICE
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NO PRIMARY CERT CERT CLINIC NOT
# NAME ANSWER NURSE M-WIFE ANESTH SPEC EMPL TOTAL
1
ACADIA
1
9 0
3 1
0 14
2
ALLEN
1
4 0
3 1
0 9
3
ASCENSION
1
36
0 29
2
3 71
4
ASSUMPTION
0
2 0
0 0
0 2
5
AVOYELLES
1
6 0
4 1
0 12
6
BEAUREGARD
0
2 0
2 0
1 5
7
BIENVILLE
0
2 0
1 1
1 5
8
BOSSIER
2
46
1 49
3
3 10
4 9
CADDO
7
78
0 69
4
9 16
7 10
CALCASIEU
4
73
1 50
11
3
142
11
CALDWELL
0
2 0
1 0
0 3
12
CAMERON
0
3 0
1 0
0 4
13
CATAHOULA
0
3 0
1 0
0 4
14
CLAIBORNE
0
5 0
1 0
0 6
15
CONCORDIA
0
3 0
4 0
0 7
16
DE SOTO
0
6 0
3 0
0 9
17
E. BATON ROUGE
7
113
2 78
20
20
24
0 18
E. CARROL
0
0 0
0 0
0 0
19
E. FELICIANA
0
6 0
1 0
0 7
20
EVANGELINE
0
12
0 10
0
0 22
21
FRANKLIN
0
5 0
2 0
0 7
22
GRANT
2
4 0
0 0
0 6
23
IBERIA
0
7 0
7 1
1 16
24
IBERVILLE
0
5 1
2 0
0 8
25
JACKSON
0
2 0
1 0
1 4
26
JEFFERSON
4
100
0 14
7 28
8
287
27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
9 0
6 1
1 17
28
LAFAYETTE
5
88
2 94
19
11
21
9 29
LAFOURCHE
0
15
0 17
3
2 37
30
LA SALLE
0
1 0
0 0
0 1
31
LINCOLN
2
16
0 8
2 5
33
32
LIVINGSTON
3
28
1 7
2 2
43
33
MADISON
0
6 0
0 0
0 6
34
MOREHOUSE
0
3 0
1 0
0 4
35
NATCHITOCHES
0
7 0
9 1
0 17
36
ORLEANS
2
86
5 80
34
21
22
8 37
OUACHITA
0
122
0 49
10
3
184
38
PLAQUEMINES
0
4 0
2 0
0 6
39
POINTE COUPEE
0
3 0
6 2
1 12
40
RAPIDES
0
69
0 45
10
2
126
41
RED RIVER
0
1 1
0 0
0 2
42
RICHLAND
0
7 0
1 0
0 8
43
SABINE
0
5 0
1 0
0 6
80
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY ADVANCED PRACTICE
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--------PARISH--------
NO PRIMARY CERT CERT CLINIC NOT
# NAME ANSWER NURSE M-WIFE ANESTH SPEC EMPL TOTAL
44
ST. BERNARD
0
1 0
0 0
1 2
45
ST. CHARLES
0
7 0
2 1
0 10
46
ST. HELENA
0
2 0
0 0
0 2
47
ST. JAMES
0
1 0
1 1
0 3
48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
0
7 0
4 1
0 12
49
ST. LANDRY
1
14
1 14
2
0 32
50
ST. MARTIN
0
8 0
4 1
1 14
51
ST. MARY
0
3 0
1 0
0 4
52
ST. TAMMANY
4
108
3 10
9 12
7
243
53
TANGIPAHOA
2
25
2 16
3
5 53
54
TENSAS
0
0 0
1 0
0 1
55
TERREBONNE
0
45
0 36
0
3 84
56
UNION
0
4 0
1 1
0 6
57
VERMILION
1
10
0 7
0 0
18
58
VERNON
0
4 0
6 0
0 10
59
WASHINGTON
0
5 0
2 1
0 8
60
WEBSTER
1
12
0 3
0 0
16
61
W. BATON ROUGE
1
1 1
3 0
1 7
62
W. CARROL
0
2 0
0 0
0 2
63
W. FELICIANA
0
5 0
0 1
1 7
64
WINN
0
0 0
3 0
0 3
STATE TOTAL
52
1,
268
21
1,00
8 18
1 11
7 2,
647
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
19
11
6 4
193
17
31
380
NO COUNTY
0
0 0
0 0
0 0
GRAND TOTALS
71
1,
384
25
1,20
1 19
8 14
8 3,
027
81
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January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY PRESCRIPTIVE AUTHORITY
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--------PARISH--------
# NAME PRES
1
ACADIA
9
2
ALLEN
4
3
ASCENSION
33
4
ASSUMPTION
2
5
AVOYELLES
4
6
BEAUREGARD
1
7
BIENVILLE
1
8
BOSSIER
36
9
CADDO
49
10
CALCASIEU
66
11
CALDWELL
2
12
CAMERON
3
13
CATAHOULA
3
14
CLAIBORNE
5
15
CONCORDIA
3
16
DE SOTO
6
17
E. BATON ROUGE
10
2 18
E. CARROL
0
19
E. FELICIANA
6
20
EVANGELINE
11
21
FRANKLIN
5
22
GRANT
3
23
IBERIA
5
24
IBERVILLE
6
25
JACKSON
1
26
JEFFERSON
95
27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
8
28
LAFAYETTE
83
29
LAFOURCHE
15
30
LA SALLE
1
31
LINCOLN
16
32
LIVINGSTON
25
33
MADISON
6
34
MOREHOUSE
3
35
NATCHITOCHES
5
36
ORLEANS
77
37
OUACHITA
10
5 38
PLAQUEMINES
4
39
POINTE COUPEE
3
40
RAPIDES
57
41
RED RIVER
2
42
RICHLAND
6
43
SABINE
4
82
L O U I S I A N A B O A R D O F N U R S I N G
Report As Of:
January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY PRESCRIPTIVE AUTHORITY
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--------PARISH--------
# NAME PRES
44
ST. BERNARD
1
45
ST. CHARLES
5
46
ST. HELENA
2
47
ST. JAMES
1
48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
7
49
ST. LANDRY
14
50
ST. MARTIN
7
51
ST. MARY
3
52
ST. TAMMANY
10
1 53
TANGIPAHOA
25
54
TENSAS
0
55
TERREBONNE
42
56
UNION
4
57
VERMILION
10
58
VERNON
3
59
WASHINGTON
4
60
WEBSTER
9
61
W. BATON ROUGE
2
62
W. CARROL
2
63
W. FELICIANA
4
64
WINN
0
STATE TOTAL
1,
127
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
58
NO COUNTY
0
GRAND TOTALS
1,
185
83
L O U I S I A N A B O A R D O F N U R S I N G
Report As Of:
January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY YEARS PLANNED TO WORK IN NURSING
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--------PARISH--------
# NAME NO ANSWER 0 - 5 6 - 10 11 - 20 OVER 20 TOTAL
1
ACADIA
4
51
76
161
143
435
2
ALLEN
1
16
29
40
43
129
3
ASCENSION
4
129
230
408
415
1,18
6 4
ASSUMPTION
1
11
28
48
45
133
5
AVOYELLES
0
41
66
129
125
361
6
BEAUREGARD
3
27
50
84
64
228
7
BIENVILLE
1
17
20
32
35
105
8
BOSSIER
14
20
5 28
9 63
2 53
2 1,
672
9
CADDO
19
38
6 66
3 1,
102
873
3,04
3 10
CALCASIEU
5
259
351
632
519
1,76
6 11
CALDWELL
1
7 14
30
27
79
12
CAMERON
0
8 6
15
8 37
13
CATAHOULA
1
10
14
41
39
105
14
CLAIBORNE
0
18
19
31
39
107
15
CONCORDIA
2
19
29
56
34
140
16
DE SOTO
1
26
51
76
88
242
17
E. BATON ROUGE
30
69
6 1,
000
1,42
3 1,
006
4,15
5 18
E. CARROL
1
6 0
11
10
28
19
E. FELICIANA
1
36
52
74
48
211
20
EVANGELINE
0
34
57
127
149
367
21
FRANKLIN
0
21
33
46
41
141
22
GRANT
1
22
43
86
67
219
23
IBERIA
0
52
82
136
130
400
24
IBERVILLE
3
19
44
68
61
195
25
JACKSON
1
22
27
50
64
164
26
JEFFERSON
32
76
9 1,
161
1,69
7 1,
334
4,99
3 27
JEFFERSON DAVIS
0
24
39
73
75
211
28
LAFAYETTE
18
32
8 58
5 89
6 69
4 2,
521
29
LAFOURCHE
1
127
183
293
234
838
30
LA SALLE
0
14
37
85
66
202
31
LINCOLN
10
50
93
14
1 11
7 41
1 32
LIVINGSTON
3
112
167
402
384
1,06
8 33
MADISON
0
3 11
36
17
67
34
MOREHOUSE
0
35
34
76
64
209
35
NATCHITOCHES
0
30
58
85
75
248
36
ORLEANS
35
41
8 58
3 80
7 52
8 2,
371
37
OUACHITA
14
18
2 34
0 69
0 54
8 1,
774
38
PLAQUEMINES
4
19
42
70
59
194
39
POINTE COUPEE
0
27
35
76
55
193
40
RAPIDES
3
301
415
684
494
1,89
7 41
RED RIVER
1
13
14
19
15
62
42
RICHLAND
0
19
41
69
60
189
43
SABINE
0
24
33
54
54
165
84
L O U I S I A N A B O A R D O F N U R S I N G
Report As Of:
January 31, 2008
ANALYSIS BY YEARS PLANNED TO WORK IN NURSING
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--------PARISH--------
# NAME NO ANSWER 0 - 5 6 - 10 11 - 20 OVER 20 TOTAL
44
ST. BERNARD
1
10
21
48
70
150
45
ST. CHARLES
1
68
122
201
169
561
46
ST. HELENA
0
10
7 21
16
54
47
ST. JAMES
0
26
25
51
43
145
48
ST. JOHN BAPTIST
2
35
64
124
114
339
49
ST. LANDRY
0
74
155
231
224
684
50
ST. MARTIN
0
22
54
93
88
257
51
ST. MARY
0
37
38
63
55
193
52
ST. TAMMANY
20
56
0 91
4 1,
369
878
3,74
1 53
TANGIPAHOA
4
156
242
383
287
1,07
2 54
TENSAS
0
7 6
6 8
27
55
TERREBONNE
2
151
192
367
284
996
56
UNION
4
25
39
74
56
198
57
VERMILION
0
39
70
121
91
321
58
VERNON
2
26
43
101
82
254
59
WASHINGTON
0
58
94
150
115
417
60
WEBSTER
4
45
61
169
142
421
61
W. BATON ROUGE
2
19
29
72
66
188
62
W. CARROL
0
8 8
28
19
63
63
W. FELICIANA
0
13
28
36
24
101
64
WINN
1
17
22
39
26
105
STATE TOTAL
25
8 6,
039
9,37
8 15
,538
12
,335
43
,548
OUT OF STATE TOTAL
57
9 83
4 1,
715
2,50
1 1,
687
7,31
6
NO COUNTY
1
1 1
4 2
9
GRAND TOTALS
83
8 6,
874
11,0
94
18,0
43
14,0
24
50,8
73
85
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