Philippine Nursing Board Exam Result JUNE 2006

here are the lattest issue posted in manila bulletin about the releasing of our board exams

http://www.mb.com.ph/search.php

the professional regulation commission (prc) announced yesterday that its fact-finding committee has established that there was a leakage of test questions from the morificecripts of two members of the board of nursing before the actual conduct of the june 11 and 12, 2006 nurses licensure examination.

the announcement was made yesterday by prc chairwoman leonor tripon rosero and commissioners avelina a. de la rea and renato b. valdecantos.

the prc officials said administrative charges shall be filed against these two and as warranted by evidence, proper penalties shall be imposed on them pursuant to law.

rosero said this leakage irregularity shall be referred to the national bureau of investigation (nbi) for its own investigation and determination of all the persons and parties involved and their criminal prosecution under the law.

the two board members were earlier directed to inhibit themselves from the official functions of the board of nursing relative to the processing and release of the results of the examination.

the results are expected to be released sometime next week.

=((

perhaps, its has been depressing to hear that one option the prc had come out with, is letting all of us repeat the examination. a number among our batch who took the nle this june wanted that we all repeat the examination, but how about those who didnt take part or havent received any leakages instead did his/her best during the examination? i suggest, that the prc head should confront the 2 bon and ask them where did each of them distributed their morificecripts. then if the so-called review center and school has been found guilty of receiving the leakages, the nbi should take part in gathering the names of all enrolled reviewee's under their roof and have their result separated from those examinees who hosnestly/fairly did their best. i beleive that this idea of mine would cost prc alot (financially) when they would conduct an investigation to accumulate the names of those examinees who had reviewed under them. but i suppose it would be a bigger liability to the prc if we all repeat the exam. in addition, many of the examineers who came from the rural area's who sacrificed themselves to take the examination in manila would not again, be able to afford financially at this point of crisis.

No final recommendation yet from the PRC, they are still looking for further alternatives that would be benificial to the all examinees.... i hope repeating the exam wouldnt be their top priority though. it is such a waste of time to start all over again!