Scope of Practice in Nursing in Ontario

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Flashcards covering the key concepts, legislative framework, and accountabilities in Nursing practice guidelines in Ontario.

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The practice of nursing promotes health and includes assessment, provision of care, and treatment through __ means.

supportive, preventive, therapeutic, palliative and rehabilitative.

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The key acts that define the scope of nursing practice in Ontario are the and the .

Nursing Act, 1991 and Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991.

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Nurses must comply with the regulations under the Nursing Act and the __.

Regulated Health Professions Act.

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The definition of nursing practice includes the promotion of health and the __ of health conditions.

assessment, provision of care for, and treatment.

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Nurses are personally accountable for actions and must comply with the __ and other CNO practice standards.

Code of Conduct.

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Before performing any activity, nurses must assess three core factors: Authority, __, and Competence.

Context.

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Controlled acts are strictly legislated activities authorized for __ health professionals only.

regulated.

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Nurse Practitioners have broader autonomy and can __, interpret/order tests, prescribe medications, and make independent treatment decisions.

diagnose.

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A regulated health professional (delegator) may temporarily grant their authority to perform a controlled act to another individual, known as the __.

delegatee.

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Under the Nursing Act, nurses can initiate a limited set of procedures if it is appropriate, safe, and within the nurse’s __.

competence.

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Competence in nursing refers to the knowledge, skill, and __ required to perform an activity safely.

judgment.

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Legal authority alone does not guarantee action; nurses must also consider the practice setting, resources, and __.

safety.

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Nurses should participate in __ activities throughout their careers.

Quality Assurance (QA).

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Before acting, nurses should ask themselves if they have legal authority, if their environment is __, and if they are competent.

supportive.

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In case of activities not being appropriate or safe, nurses must refrain from performing those activities and consult an appropriate __.

health care provider.

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Nurses must document orders and activities performed as outlined in the __ practice standard.

Documentation.