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Tuesday, September 11, 2007 |
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College Network
introduces
surefire way to pass NCLEX |
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By Krista Angela Montealegre
, Special to The Manila Times
WITH the Philippines now one of
its accredited testing sites, the professional review organization
College Network is bringing to the Filipino nurses a guaranteed way
to pass the National College Licensure Examination (NCLEX). This is
the equivalent of a comprehensive board examination in the United
States.
Majority of Filipino nurses go to
the United States to practice their profession. This is the main
reason why the College Network decided to bring its NCLEX-Registered
Nurse (RN) program in the Philippines. With a similar lifestyle
between Filipinos and the Americans, their English-proficiency and
their hospitability, Filipinos are the most-sought-after nurses in
the US.
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House committee to
start discussions on cheaper medicines
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The House Committee on Trade and
Industry on Tuesday will start deliberations on 21 separate bills
aimed at reducing the cost of medicines for the Filipino masses.
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Produce report on
P3.1-B fund–Yap
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THE Department of Agriculture has
started to look into the alleged fund mess at the National
Irrigation Administration (NIA).
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RP embassy to
probe Pinay’s ‘torture’ in Bahrain
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A FILIPINA domestic helper
reportedly tortured by her employer is now the subject of inquiries
of the Philippine Embassy in Bahrain.
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Mar, Pia eye broad
health package
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SENATORS Mar Roxas and Pia
Cayetano said Monday that they are now eyeing a bill that would
provide for a comprehensive health-care program rather than confine
themselves to the bill ensuring affordable quality medicine.
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JPEPA hearing
starts this Friday
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The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations headed by Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago will start hearing
this Friday the controversial Japan-Philippine Economic Partnership
Agreement.
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NAIA 3 repair,
opening now on track
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The Manila International Airport
Authority (MIAA) is on track in meeting its target opening of the
Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 following successful
negotiations with Japanese contractor Takenaka Corp.
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