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ONCCOncology Nursing Certification Corporation
ONCCOffice of the National Culture Commission (Thailand)
ONCCOFWAT (Office of Water Services) National Customer Council
ONCCOfficial Nelson Commemorations Committee (Nelson's Island, Egypt)
ONCCOpera Nazionale Ciechi Civili (Italian: National Opera Association for the Blind)
ONCCOffice of Water Services National Consumer Council (United Kingdom)


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The CBCN Examination is administered only by the ONCC, a nonprofit organization that develops, administers and evaluates programs for certification in nursing oncology.
Alain Strati, Rogers' vice-president of business and regulatory affairs, wrote a very detailed three-page letter of apology to ONCC member Jessica Dumont on March 23, well after the end of the 28-day window.
ONS also will continue to offer continuing education programs to assist APRNs to attain and maintain the advanced practice knowledge and skills necessary to competently provide care to patients with cancer, and ONCC will continue to administer certification examinations for oncology NPs and CNSs that are sound, reliable, valid, and representative of current practice.
 
 
 
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