NURS 206 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Criminal Record, School Nursing, Child Abuse
206 October 17th, 2017
Portfolio:
Section 1:
Philosophy of Rankin school nursing
Resume
Immunization records
Criminal record check
WHIMS training
HCP CPR
Child abuse
Section 2:
Peer-mentoring
Self-regulation of experience senior year
Volunteer work
Diplomas and transcripts
Nursing society work
Membership cards
Professional organizations with supporting documentation
Honors, advanced Major, scholarships, and/or awards
Section 3:
Psychomotor skills monitoring tool
List of clinical rotations completed
Selected evaluations/ papers/projects
Service learning experience (where applicable)
Week 7 Legal Issues: Self-Regulation and Collective Bargaining
Regulation: Establishing and enforcing rules to govern behavior of people or
groups. Intended to safeguard the public in some way
Self- regulation: approach the government for legislation to govern their own
profession. Ex. Nurses regulate nurses
It is the strictest form of regulation: the individual members regulate themselves
and they regulate their own members to ensure public from harm. (The only way
that you can call yourself a nurse is if you are a nurse and go through education, it is
a legally protected title. You can publically look up nurses)
Self-regulation required a regulatory body →created by legislation enacted by
the provincial and territorial governments
• CRNNS are regulators and they have the legal authority to establish, monitor,
and enforce standards of education and practice
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