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Passing the 2026 CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) State Board Exam requires more than just memorizing a skills list. With the 2026 shift toward Behavioral Health and Infection Prevention, candidates must master the “Bold Steps” (Critical Element Steps) of the clinical
The 2026 NNAAP and Prometric exams have shifted significantly toward Person-Centered Care. Psychosocial care now accounts for approximately 10–12% of the written exam. The most critical change is the strict distinction between Reality Orientation (for early-stage confusion) and Validation Therapy
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