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Where you stand against the 50% pass mark and our 70% target, and what to drill next.

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By topic

Cardiovascular0/27 seen
Respiratory0/20 seen
Gastrointestinal0/20 seen
Renal and urinary0/20 seen
Neurological0/20 seen
Diabetes0/37 seen
Sepsis0/38 seen
Skin and pressure injury0/32 seen
Stoma care0/20 seen
Osteoporosis0/25 seen
Nutrition, malnutrition and obesity0/20 seen
Pain0/20 seen
Older person care0/30 seen
Delirium0/36 seen
Dementia0/22 seen
Frailty and deconditioning0/20 seen
Falls0/22 seen
Death and dying0/22 seen
Chronic disease management0/20 seen
Nursing process in the acute situation0/20 seen
Pre- and post-operative care0/20 seen
Fundamentals of nursing care0/20 seen
Observations and INEWS0/46 seen
Infection prevention and control0/42 seen
Medication and drug calculations0/44 seen
Peripheral venous catheter and IV therapy0/24 seen
Safeguarding, consent and open disclosure0/36 seen
NMBI Code and professional matters0/40 seen
Social prescribing and community care0/20 seen
Irish health system and law0/20 seen
Teaching the junior student nurse0/30 seen
Anatomy and physiology essentials0/28 seen
Blood transfusion and haematology0/30 seen
Fluids, electrolytes and fluid balance0/28 seen
Wound care and healing0/28 seen
Shock, anaphylaxis and emergencies0/28 seen
Pharmacology and vaccines0/28 seen
RCSI sample medical preparations0/81 seen
High-alert medicines0/33 seen
Oncology and cancer care basics0/28 seen
Research, evidence and nursing theory0/28 seen

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