How many principles are there in the CNO Code of Conduct?
6
What are the 6 principles of the CNO Code of Conduct?
- Nurses respect clients’ dignity.
- Nurses provide inclusive and culturally safe care by practicing cultural humility.
- Nurses provide safe and competent care.
- Nurses work respectfully with the health care team.
- Nurses act with integrity in clients’ best interest.
- Nurses maintain public confidence in the nursing profession
Principle 1 states that “Nurses respect clients’ ______.”
Dignity
Principle 2 states that “Nurses provide inclusive and culturally safe care by practicing ________ ________.”
Cultural humility
Principle 3 states that “Nurses provide ____ and ___________ care.”
Safe and competent care
Principle 4 states that “Nurses work __________ with the health care team.”
Respectfully
Principle 5 states that “Nurses act with ________ in clients’ best interest.”
Integrity
Principle 6 states that “Nurses maintain _______ _________ in the nursing profession.”
Public confidence
T or F: Nurses are self-regulatory
True
As a Nurse, you should always put the interest of the public…
ahead of your own
T or F: A nurse should be knowledgeable and expertise to regulate yourself.
True
It takes confidence for a nurse to…
- Advocate effectively for a patient
- Speak up when something doesn’t seem right
- To work towards positive change
What are the 5 steps of increasing Professional growth and increasing Self-Confidence?
- Growth/Mindset
- Knowledge (Readings, Classroom)
- Application (Lab, Clinical)
- Feedback
- Reflection
“Nurses maintain and continually improve their competence. They reflect on their practice and set learning goals annually by participating in CNO’s Quality Assurance Program” is found where?
In the CNO’s Code of Conduct
The Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991, requires CNO to have in place a quality assurance program that:
1) Promotes continuing education and professional development
2) Includes self, peer, and practice assessment
3) Monitors participation and compliance
What are the 5 goals of the QA Self-Assessment?
- Identify your learning goals
- Develop learning goals
- Link learning goals to the Code of Conduct
- Set out learning activities
- Evaluate
What is a Reflection?
“Reflection is the process of looking back at an experience or situation and analyzing what you learn. It is an opportunity to question our values, beliefs and assumptions. By reflecting, you actually learn a second time from experience.”
What are some questions to ask when identifying your learning needs?
- What gaps did you notice in your practice?
- What will help your practice moving forward?
- Where do you lack confidence?
Learning plans facilitate learning by allowing students to blend course requirements with:
-their own learning questions based on an assessment of learning needs/focus and knowledge gaps;
-their individual learning styles;
-and the context of the learning situation.
In the BScN Program, a learning plan is an agreement between student and faculty spelling out:
- What the student intends to learn (learning goals and questions),
- How this will be accomplished (resources and activities)
- In what period of time,
- The evidence that will demonstrate the student has accomplished the learning goals
When will you complete Learning Plans?
During clinical placements in years 2, 3, & 4.
What are the 4 steps of a Learning Plan?
- Reflect on your practice
- Identify your learning needs
- Develop a learning goal
- Link to the CNO Code of conduct
What are the 5 criteria used to determine a SMART goal?
Is your goal Specific?
Is your goal Measurable?
Is your goal Achievable?
Is your goal Realistic?
Is your goal Timely?
SMART goals are written in ______ sentence(s) and include what?
They are written in 1 sentence and include an action word
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Week 1: The Role of the RN in LTC79
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Week 2: Older Adults, Falls Prevention, Restraints, Infection Control121
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Week 3: Comprehensive Health and Cognitive Assessment in Older Adults132
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Week 4: Hygiene86
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Week 5: Continence & Incontinence98
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Week 9: Professional Nursing Practice51
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Week 10: Clinical Reasoning16
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Week 11: Relational Inquiry23
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Week 12: Health Teaching44
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Week 13: Death and Grieving79
