Canadian Council for Practical Nurse Regulators
The Canadian Council for Practical Nurse Regulators (CCPNR) / Conseil canadien de réglementation des soins infirmiers auxiliaires (CCRSIA) is a federation of provincial and territorial members identified in legislation responsible for the safety of the public through the regulation of Licensed/Registered Practical Nurses.
Mandate
CCPNR / CCRSIA supports the regulation of Licensed/Registered Practical Nurses through:
- collaborating collectively, internally and externally with other provincial/territorial regulatory organizations to maintain and enhance professional relationships
- supporting provincial/territorial organizations with regard to decision-making, resource allocation, and management issues, and individual provincial/territorial regulatory laws and resources
- supporting processes that allow for accountability and responsibility for decisions and which recognize the individuality of the jurisdiction
- promoting excellence in practical nursing regulation by demonstrating leadership, best practice, innovation and professional development.
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