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The 17,000 passers of the June 2006 nursing licensure examinations should face the reality the United States Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS) would not be reversing its decision to deny them Visa Screen certificates despite strong appeals from the Philippine government, a Malacañang official said.


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Super typhoon "Reming" delayed the nursing licensure exam for three hours yesterday as inclement weather prevented the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) test custodian from reaching the exam venue in the Bicol region on time.


The test was supposed to start at 8 a.m. but was moved to 11 a.m. to give the PRC’s test custodian, who was able to fly to typhoon-devastated Bicol only at 7 a.m. yesterday, ample time to distribute the test questionnaires.


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Starting today, 41,850  examinees will take the two-day licensure test for nurses, the second to be given this year by the Professional Regulation Commission.


PRC chairman Leonor Rosero said they are considering delaying by three hours the start of the board examinations nationwide because of the havoc caused by typhoon "Reming" in the Bicol Region.


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While the controversy over the June licensure test for nursing has not yet been settled, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) said yesterday that it’s all systems go for its second board examination this year on Dec. 2 and 3.


PRC chair Leonor Rosero said the commission would keep the five members of the Board of Nursing (BON) in "quarantine" starting Monday to ensure the secrecy of the test.


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Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) chairman Leonor Rosero cried foul yesterday over the allegation of Labor Secretary Arturo Brion that results of the nursing licensure test last June were manipulated.


"I cannot accept that there was manipulation of grades. We did not do any manipulation. We merely re-computed the grades and we have legal basis for doing that," Rosero told The STAR.


The PRC re-computed the results of Tests III and V, questions of which were leaked out to some examinees prior to the exams.


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The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) is investigating allegations that results of the controversial nursing licensure examination were manipulated.


Labor Secretary Arturo Brion said DOLE  received a complaint accusing the Professional Regulatory Commission (PRC) of altering the results of the examination.


"We are now studying the documents submitted to us by the PRC, which include the grades of all examinees, so we could check if there were really alterations made," Brion said.


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Malacañang appealed yesterday to nursing organizations for patience and understanding after they threatened to sue Labor Secretary Arturo Brion and other government officials for blocking the oath-taking of new nursing graduates who were not included in the order of the Court of Appeals (CA) to retake the recent leakage-tainted board examinations.


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