Additional Resources

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Collaborative Decision-Making FrameworkAdditional Resources, Employer Resources09/09/20170.4 MBadditional-resources employer-resources

Staff Mix Decision-Making Framework for Quality Care NursingAdditional Resources, Employer Resources03/01/20130.5 MBadditional-resources employer-resources

Triaging in Emergency Departments, SRNA & SALPN Joint StatementAdditional Resources, Employer Resources07/12/20130.1 MBadditional-resources employer-resources

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TheSalpnSALPN@TheSalpn·
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The SALPN team is ready for Christmas and the last ten days of the renewal season. Have you renewed?

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TheSalpnSALPN@TheSalpn·
30 Oct

The Ontario College of Teachers is sharing the work they have done to incorporate indigenous art into the Ethical Standards of the Teaching Profession. @OCT_OEEO #cnar2019

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TheSalpnSALPN@TheSalpn·
30 Oct

Interesting session about models of regulator oversight. If we are committed to doing this work well and for the right reasons - oversight doesn’t have to be a threat but an opportunity to better serve the public. #cnar2019

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