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Scope of Practice
The range of responsibilities and duties that a nurse is qualified to perform; distinguishes roles between RNs and RPNs.
Registered Nurse (RN)
Provides complex care, requires a Bachelor's degree, and handles unpredictable patient situations.
Registered Practical Nurse (RPN)
Works with stable patients, requires a diploma in practical nursing.
CNO
College of Nurses of Ontario; the regulatory body for nursing in Ontario.
Autonomy
Respecting a patient’s right to make their own choices.
Beneficence
Acting in ways that benefit the patient and promote their well-being.
Non-Maleficence
Avoiding harm to patients; 'do no harm' principle.
Justice
Treating everyone fairly and equitably.
Fidelity
Keeping promises and maintaining trust.
Veracity
Being truthful and transparent with patients.
Accountability
Taking responsibility for your actions and decisions.
Advocacy
Supporting and protecting a patient’s rights and needs.
Dignity
Treating every person with respect and recognizing their value.
Deontology
Acting based on rules or duties, regardless of the outcome.
Utilitarianism
Making decisions based on what benefits the most people.
Humanitarianism
Acting with kindness and compassion to reduce suffering.
CNO Code of Ethics
Guidelines for nurses for ethical decision-making and building trust with patients and the public.
Ethical Decisions
Based on moral principles and what is right for the patient.
Legal Decisions
Based on laws and regulations that nurses must follow.
PICO Format
Framework for framing research questions: Patient, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome, and Time.
Quantitative Research
Focuses on measurable data and numbers.
Qualitative Research
Explores feelings and experiences through interviews and case studies.
Abstract
A brief summary of a research study.
Critical Thinking
Using careful thought for decision-making and problem-solving.
Respect for Persons
Treating every participant in research as valuable and important.
Informed Consent
Ensuring participants understand and agree to join a study.
Privacy
Keeping personal information of participants safe.
Quick Tips for Nursing Success
Include using evidence, staying ethical, continuing education, and critical thinking.