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Nursing and Arts! As Nurses we can do anything and everything! 3 months NCLEX Review! (855) 870-8050
01/25/2026

Nursing and Arts! As Nurses we can do anything and everything! 3 months NCLEX Review! (855) 870-8050

01/23/2026

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01/19/2026

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❌ Failed the NCLEX more than once?❌ Studied hard but still didn’t pass?👉 THIS TIME — YOU WILL PASS.📚 NCLEX Review for RN...
01/18/2026

❌ Failed the NCLEX more than once?
❌ Studied hard but still didn’t pass?

👉 THIS TIME — YOU WILL PASS.
📚 NCLEX Review for RN/LPN
📅 New session starts February 2nd, 2026
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01/13/2026

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01/05/2026

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🎉 Happy New Year from Ephphatha Training Center! 🎉As we step into this new year, we want to thank each and every one of ...
01/01/2026

🎉 Happy New Year from Ephphatha Training Center! 🎉
As we step into this new year, we want to thank each and every one of our students for trusting Ephphatha Training Center with your journey. Your dedication, perseverance, and faith inspire us every day.
May this new year bring you:
Success in your studies
Confidence in your nursing knowledge
Strength during challenges
And victory on the NCLEX and beyond
Remember, Ephphatha means “Be opened” may your mind be opened to understanding, your path opened to opportunities, and your future opened to greatness.
We are honored to walk this journey with you.
Here’s to a year of growth, achievement, and answered prayers.
Happy New Year!
Ephphatha Training Center 💙🙏

NCSBN NCLEX-RN 2026 Updates What’s Really Changing!No panic needed, but yes… this is worth paying attention to.1️⃣ “Infe...
12/19/2025

NCSBN NCLEX-RN 2026 Updates
What’s Really Changing!
No panic needed, but yes… this is worth paying attention to.
1️⃣ “Infection Control” Got a Name Upgrade
One of the biggest buzz points is the rename of the Safety and Infection Control category.
In 2026, it becomes “Safety and Infection Prevention and Control.”
This isn’t just a cosmetic change. NCSBN is highlighting what nurses already do every day: prevent infections before they start, not just manage them after the fact.
👉Think hand hygiene💦, sterile technique, isolation precautions, and prevention-focused care.
What this means for you:
The material hasn’t really changed. If you’re already studying standard precautions and infection prevention, you’re covered. The new name just better reflects real-world nursing practice.
2️⃣ Clearer Language, Less Confusion
The 2026 test plan includes updated wording throughout, especially in areas like end-of-life care. These refinements align the exam with current clinical language and make expectations clearer.
Good news? Clearer language = fewer confusing questions. NCSBN isn’t trying to trick you; they’re aiming for accuracy and clarity.
3️⃣ Content Distribution Is Being Updated
Content percentages are being adjusted based on the 2024 Practice Analysis, which looks at what entry-level nurses are actually doing in practice today.
The four Client Needs categories stay the same, but some subcategory weightings may shift slightly.
Exact percentages will be released with the official test plan in January 2026.
4️⃣ Clinical Judgment Is Still King
The Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) is here to stay. Clinical judgment remains a major focus in 2026, just like it has been since 2023.
You can still expect:
Case studies with 6 questions per scenario
NGN item types like Bow-Tie and Trend questions
Matrix, drop-down (cloze), highlight, and extended drag-and-drop items
👉 If you’re already practicing NGN-style questions, you’re on the right path.
Bottom Line
NCLEX 2026 isn’t a complete overhaul—it’s a refinement. Same foundation, clearer language, updated emphasis, and continued focus on clinical judgment.
Stay consistent. Stay prepared. You’ve got this.

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