CNO: Professional Standards Flashcards
Identifying her/himself and explaining her/his role
to clients;
Accountability
Providing, facilitating, advocating and promoting
the best possible care for clients;
Accountability
Advocating on behalf of clients;
Accountability
Seeking assistance appropriately and in a timely manner;
Accountability
Sharing nursing knowledge and expertise with
others to meet client needs;
Accountability
Ensuring practice is consistent with CNO’s standards
of practice and guidelines as well as legislation
Accountability
Taking action in situations in which client safety
and well-being are compromised;
Accountability
Maintaining competence and refraining from
performing activities that she/he is not competent in;
Accountability
Taking responsibility for errors when they occur and taking appropriate action to maintain client safety;
Accountability
Reporting to the appropriate authority any health
care team member or colleague whose actions or behaviours toward clients are unsafe or unprofessional, or indicate abuse, in accordance with…
Accountability - Long-Term Care Homes Act, 2007 - the Child, Youth and Family Services Act, 2017; - the Public Hospitals Act - Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991.
Ensuring that mechanisms allow for staffing decisions that are in the best interest of clients and professional practice;
Accountability
ensuring the appropriate use, education and supervision of staff;
Accountability
- Advocating for a quality practice setting that
supports nurses’ ability to provide safe, effective and ethical care; and - Creating an environment that encourages ongoing
learning.
Accountaility
Ensuring the appropriate supervision of students;
Accountability
communicating the level of preparation of
the student and the objectives of the learning
experience;
Accountability
Using standards of practice and evidence-based
knowledge to educate students; and
Accountability
Ensuring that nurses receive the appropriate
education, support and supervision when
acquiring new knowledge and skills.
Accountability
Ensuring the safety and well-being of the client
above all other objectives, including the search for
knowledge.
Accountability
Adapt to changing environment
Use her/his knowledge, skill, judgment, attitudes, values and beliefs in his/her role, situation and practice setting
Quality nursing practice
Increases the public’s confidence in the nursing profession.
Continuing Competence
Assuming responsibility for her/his own professional development and for sharing knowledge with others;
Continuing Competence
investing time, effort and other resources to improve knowledge, skills and judgment;
Continuing Competence
engaging in a learning process to enhance her/his practice;
Continuing Competence
participating in the College’s QA Program. Participation includes: ◗ performing a self-assessment; ◗ seeking peer input; ◗ developing a learning plan; ◗ implementing the plan; and ◗ evaluating the outcomes of the plan
Continuing Competence
keeping records of participation in QA Program activities;
Continuing Competence
providing colleagues with feedback that encourages professional growth;
Continuing Competence
participating in Practice Assessment when selected;
Continuing Competence
advocating for quality practice improvements in the workplace; and
working together to create quality practice settings that promote continuing competence.
Continuing Competence
supporting nurses to become reflective practitioners;
Continuing Competence
encouraging nurses to engage in ongoing learning;
Continuing Competence
seeking opportunities for nurses to participate in continual learning activities;
Continuing Competence
seeking opportunities to incorporate reflective practise into agency professional development systems; and
Continuing Competence
advocating for a quality practice setting.
Continuing Competence
supporting students and nurses in becoming reflective practitioners;
Continuing Competence
developing, implementing and facilitating learning activities that help nurses enhance their practice; and
Continuing Competence
Supporting nurses in engaging in ongoing learning.
Continuing Competence
encouraging the evaluation of practice through research; and
communicating best-practice research findings to others.
Continuing Competence
identifying ethical issues and communicating them to the health care team;
Ethics
identifying options to resolve ethical issues;
Ethics
evaluating the effectiveness of the actions taken to resolve ethical issues;
Ethics
identifying personal values and ensuring they do not conflict with professional practice.
Ethics
creating environments that promote and support safe, effective and ethical practice;
Ethics
valuing the time that’s taken to resolve ethical issues;
Ethics
advocating for resources and establishing mechanisms to assist nurses in recognizing and resolving ethical issues;
Ethics
supporting nurses in developing skills to recognize and manage ethical issues, and
Ethics
facilitating/advocating for nursing input on ethics committees.
Ethics
encouraging and supporting critical thinking and dialogue about ethical issues; and
Ethics
assisting nurses and students in identifying resources to improve recognition and resolution of ethical issues.
Ethics
ensuring that the client has all the information necessary to make informed decisions;
Ethics
advocating for nursing involvement on ethical review boards;
Ethics
participating in the ethical review of research; and
Ethics
nursing ethical guidelines are followed to protect research participants.
Ethics
providing a theoretical and/or evidence-based rationale for all decisions;
Knowledge
being informed and objective about the various nursing roles and their relationship to one another;
Knowledge
being informed about nursing and its relationships in the health care delivery system;
Knowledge
understanding the legislation and standards relevant to nursing and the practice area;
Knowledge
understanding the knowledge required to meet the needs of complex clients;
Knowledge
having knowledge of how bio-psychosocial needs and cultural background relate to health care needs;
Knowledge
knowing where/how to access learning resources, when necessary;
Knowledge
seeking and reviewing research in nursing, the health sciences and related disciplines;
Knowledge
seeking and reviewing research in nursing, the health sciences and related disciplines;
Knowledge
being aware of how practice environments affect professional practice.
Knowledge
contributing to the generation of new professional knowledge through research;
Knowledge
seeking and critiquing philosophical, theoretical and research-based literature in nursing, health care services, etc.;
Knowledge
using philosophy, theory and research to inform practice.
Knowledge
understanding how a practice environment can foster professional growth and improve professional practice;
Knowledge
Facilitating nurses to continually seek new knowledge;
Knowledge