CONTACT NURSE CE HUB
Send a Clear, Useful Message
Nursing continuing education requirements change, links stop working, and published guidance sometimes needs clarification. Readers need a direct way to flag those issues without sharing private clinical information.
An incomplete report can slow fact-checking and make the source difficult to confirm. Patient details, confidential employer information, and urgent licensing questions also require a more appropriate channel.
Email the Nurse CE Hub Editorial Team with the page URL, the exact issue, and the authoritative source that supports your message. We review relevant submissions under our Editorial Policy and correct material errors when reliable evidence confirms a change.
What to Include
- The URL of the Nurse CE Hub page you are contacting us about.
- A short description of the error, question, or requested clarification.
- A link to the current board, government, accreditor, or other authoritative source.
- The date you accessed the source and the license type or jurisdiction involved.
Corrections and Editorial Feedback
Use the subject line “Correction Request” when you believe a page contains a factual error. Identify the disputed wording and provide the strongest available primary source so the editorial team can reproduce your finding.
We review the substance of a correction rather than the sender’s status. When evidence supports a material correction, we update the page and apply the correction standards described in our editorial policy.
Licensing and Course Questions
Nurse CE Hub does not issue CE certificates, approve providers, renew licenses, or make decisions for boards of nursing. Contact the relevant board or course provider when you need a binding answer about course acceptance, deadlines, certificates, or license status.
Our State CE Requirements guide explains how to identify the correct regulator and organize the details you need to verify. Do not delay an official inquiry while waiting for an editorial response.
Privacy and Safety
Do not send patient names, medical records, login credentials, Social Security numbers, payment details, or confidential workplace information. Email is not an emergency, clinical, legal, or secure patient-care channel.
Review our Privacy Policy before sending personal information. Keep your message limited to what the editorial team needs to understand and verify the issue.
Contact the Editorial Team
Email [email protected] with a specific subject line and supporting source. A precise message gives the editorial team the best chance to review the issue efficiently.