National Board of Nursing (NBN)

The National Board of Nursing (NBN) is a regulatory authority responsible for overseeing the practice of nursing within a country or region. It establishes standards for nursing education, licenses qualified nurses, and ensures they adhere to professional and ethical guidelines. The NBN's role is to protect public health by ensuring that nurses are competent, trained, and uphold high standards of care. It also investigates misconduct and takes disciplinary action if necessary, maintaining the integrity of the nursing profession and public trust.