Events and conferences
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Documentation: Principles and pitfalls (student and novice nurse program)
CARNA event
Sometimes, finding the time to document can be challenging; but proper documentation is vital to client safety, privacy and continuity of care. Thorough documentation can help protect you in the event of a legal proceeding. We will outline the basics of effective documentation and provide resources to support you in quality health care record keeping. This session is intended for students and novice nurses, and is limited to 40 registrants.
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Provincial Council Meeting
CARNA event
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Professional practice in nursing
Student and Novice Nurse Program
What does professionalism mean? How do you articulate your professional responsibilities and accountabilities as a registered nurse?
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Scope of practice
Student and Novice Nurse Program
Examine how the scope of practice for registered nurses is determined.
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Restricted activities: What are they and what to do
Student and Novice Nurse Program
What are the restricted activities you are authorized to perform? Where does this authority come from?
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Where is the line? Professional boundaries and why we need them
Student and Novice Nurse Program
Boundaries aren’t always black and white. This session will help make the line a little clearer.
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Documentation: Principles and pitfalls
Student and Novice Nurse Program
Sometimes, finding the time to document can be challenging; but proper documentation is vital to client safety, privacy and continuity of care.
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Bullying in nursing: Recognition and recommendations
Student and Novice Nurse Program
It’s hard to believe that bullying happens in a caring profession like nursing.
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Are you a team player?
Student and Novice Nurse Program
As a registered nurse, you will work on a health-care team that consists of a variety of professionals.
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Professional practice in nursing
Student and Novice Nurse Program
What does professionalism mean? How do you articulate your professional responsibilities and accountabilities as a registered nurse?