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Which of the following best describes the role of ETP competencies in nursing?
Which of the following best describes the role of ETP competencies in nursing?
What core principle underlies patient-centered care?
What core principle underlies patient-centered care?
Which approach focuses specifically on adapting care plans to individual patient preferences?
Which approach focuses specifically on adapting care plans to individual patient preferences?
A nurse is struggling to understand a patient's cultural beliefs which seem to contradict standard medical advice. What practice should they prioritise to deliver patient-centered care?
A nurse is struggling to understand a patient's cultural beliefs which seem to contradict standard medical advice. What practice should they prioritise to deliver patient-centered care?
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What should a nurse prioritize to effectively implement patient-centered care?
What should a nurse prioritize to effectively implement patient-centered care?
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Which legislation defines the regulation of nursing in Ontario?
Which legislation defines the regulation of nursing in Ontario?
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What is the role of the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO)?
What is the role of the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO)?
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Which of the following actions falls within the CNO's regulatory functions?
Which of the following actions falls within the CNO's regulatory functions?
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What is the primary goal of the CNO in protecting the public?
What is the primary goal of the CNO in protecting the public?
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According to the CNO's new Code of Conduct for Nurses, what is an essential principle for nursing practice?
According to the CNO's new Code of Conduct for Nurses, what is an essential principle for nursing practice?
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Which action demonstrably aligns with the nursing scope of practice as defined by the Nursing Act, 1991?
Which action demonstrably aligns with the nursing scope of practice as defined by the Nursing Act, 1991?
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A nurse consistently makes derogatory comments about patients from different cultural backgrounds. Which principle from the CNO Code of Conduct does this violate?
A nurse consistently makes derogatory comments about patients from different cultural backgrounds. Which principle from the CNO Code of Conduct does this violate?
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Which action is outside the scope of practice for a registered nurse (RN) in Ontario, according to the Nursing Act, 1991 and the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 (RHPA)?
Which action is outside the scope of practice for a registered nurse (RN) in Ontario, according to the Nursing Act, 1991 and the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 (RHPA)?
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Flashcards
ETP Competencies
ETP Competencies
Key skills necessary for safe and competent nursing practice, including clinical expertise, communication, collaboration, leadership, and evidence-informed decision-making.
Patient-Centered Care
Patient-Centered Care
A collaborative approach involving patients, families, and healthcare teams to make care decisions emphasizing respect and communication.
Family-Centered Care
Family-Centered Care
An approach to patient care that respects and involves the family as a central part of the patient's care team.
Cultural Sensitivity in Care
Cultural Sensitivity in Care
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Continuous Learning in Nursing
Continuous Learning in Nursing
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Nursing Act, 1991
Nursing Act, 1991
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Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991
Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991
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College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO)
College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO)
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CNO Regulatory Functions
CNO Regulatory Functions
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Principles of the CNO Code of Conduct
Principles of the CNO Code of Conduct
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Nursing Scope of Practice
Nursing Scope of Practice
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Entry-to-Practice Competencies
Entry-to-Practice Competencies
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Protecting the Public
Protecting the Public
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Study Notes
Nursing Act, 1991 and Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991
- The Nursing Act, 1991 and the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 define how nursing is regulated in Ontario.
- The Nursing Act established the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) and defines the scope of nursing practice.
- The Regulated Health Professions Act (RHPA) applies to all regulated health professions, authorizing controlled acts. These are procedures that could be harmful if performed without necessary skills and knowledge.
College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) and Regulatory Functions
- The CNO regulates over 160,000 nurses in Ontario.
- CNO functions include articulating and promoting practice standards.
- CNO establishes entry-to-practice requirements to ensure competency.
- CNO administers a Quality Assurance Program to support ongoing professional development.
- CNO enforces practice standards and conduct.
CNO Role in Protecting the Public
- The CNO ensures nurses practice safely, ethically, and competently to protect the public.
- CNO activities include licensing, maintaining standards, conducting reviews, and enforcing competencies to build public confidence in nursing care.
New Code of Conduct Principles
- The CNO's new code of conduct includes six principles.
- Respecting clients' dignity
- Providing culturally safe and inclusive care
- Delivering safe and competent care
- Collaborating respectfully with healthcare teams
- Acting with integrity
- Maintaining public confidence in the nursing profession
Nursing Scope of Practice
- The Nursing Act, 1991 defines the scope of nursing practice.
- This includes promoting health, assessing care, and treating health conditions through various methods (supportive, preventive, therapeutic, palliative, and rehabilitative).
- Nurses must operate within their competencies, follow controlled acts, and adhere to employer policies, prioritizing CNO standards.
Entry-to-Practice (ETP) Competencies
- ETP competencies are key skills for safe and competent nursing practice, including clinical expertise, communication, collaboration, leadership & evidence-informed decision-making.
- These competencies guide nursing education programs, registration requirements, and ongoing competency assessments.
Patient-Centered Care
- Patient-centered care is a collaborative approach where patients, families, and healthcare teams work together to determine the best care options.
- This model emphasizes respect, clear communication, cultural sensitivity, and patient participation in care decisions.
Approaches to Patient-Centered Care
- Different approaches to patient-centered care include family-centered care, person-centered care, and chronic care management.
Improving Nursing Practice
- Nurses can improve practices through continuous learning, reflective practice, and adherence to cultural humility and inclusivity principles.
- Emphasizing patient-centered care involves active listening, advocating for patients, providing clear information, and ensuring care plans align with patient preferences and needs.
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This quiz explores the Nursing Act, 1991 and the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 in Ontario, focusing on the role of the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO). It covers the establishment and functions of the CNO, including practice standards and public safety regulations. Test your understanding of these important regulatory frameworks for nursing in Ontario.
