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Latest Reports
First-Time Renewals Report 2022
This report contains statistics about nurses who renewed for the first time in CNO’s General Class (as RNs or RPNs) and Extended Class (as NPs) between 2015 and 2022.
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Gains and Losses Report 2022
This report identifies the number of additional registrants (nurses) and registrations (categories and classes of nursing) to CNO in 2022 (known as gains), and the number of nurses who did not renew or registrations that were not renewed (losses).
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Nursing Registration Exams Report
As part of the registration process, applicants must successfully complete a national registration examination. The following report provides information about the number of applicants who attempted the exams and the number that passed.
Note: We have revised our Nursing Registration Exams Report 2021. Please refer to this May 17, 2022 version for the most accurate data.
Registration Renewal Statistics Report (formerly Registration Statistics Report)
The Registration Renewal Statistics Report (formerly Registration Statistics Report) presents data on all nurses who renew a certificate of registration with CNO, which includes Registered Nurses (RN), Registered Practical Nurses (RPN) or Nurse Practitioners (NP). This report presents demographic and employment statistics of the nurses who renewed their registrations for 2023 (from November 30, 2022 to March 20, 2023) and compares it to data from the 2016-2022 renewal cycles.
Note: We have revised our Registration Renewal Statistics Report 2023. Please refer to this August 09, 2023 version for the most accurate data.
New Registrations Report
This report presents the number of new registrations in the most recent calendar year and compares it to data from previous years. It also includes information on which categories of nurses were newly registered and where they were trained.
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If you are interested in an accessible PDF version or historical reports, please contact stats@cnomail.org.
