Requisite Skills Abilities
Requisite skills abilities can be defined as:
What is providing the public and practitioners with information about the nature of the activities that licensed practical nurses must be able to perform, and the general demands of practical nursing education and practice.
Define entry-level competency
What is reflect the knowledge, skills, and judgement required of nurses to provide safe, competent, ethical and compassionate care.
Nurse who studies from the same body of nursing knowledge as registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses. Their practice is based on a foundational knowledge, critical thinking, critical inquiry and clinical judgment.
What is an LPN?
Set out requirements for specific aspects of LPN practice.
What is practice standards
Name the 4 professional standards
What is responsibility & accountability, competency-based practice, client-focused provision of service, ethical practice
Ability to conduct oneself in a professional manner.
What is behavioral
1) professional practice, 2) legal practice, 3) ethical practice, 4) foundations of practice, and 5) collaborative practice.
What are the 5 categories?
LPN communicate and collaborate with the client about nursing diagnoses, decisions, actions, and outcomes to support the client to be an active participant in making informed decisions about their care.
What is autonomously?
Nurses are attentive to signs that a colleague is unable to perform their duties, and they are obligated to take the necessary steps to protect client safety.
What is duty to report?
Supervises, leads and assigns appropriately to other members of the health care team
What is client-focused provision of care
Ability to perform and have control over each of the following actions to provide safe client care and to actively participate in educational activities.
What is physical?
Practises according to legislation, standards of practice, ethics and organizational policies.
What is legal practice?
What is conditions?
Racism and discrimination negatively affects clients access to health care and health outcomes
What is Indigenous cultural safety, cultural humility and anti-racism
Begins, maintains and ends nurse-client relationships in a way that puts the client’s needs first
What is ethical practice?
State the regulatory requirements
What is: Cognitive, Communication, Interpersonal, Behavioral, Physical, Sensory Perceptual, Environmental
Supports clients in making informed decisions about their health care and respects their decisions.
What is professional practice?
BCCNM uses three regulatory mechanisms to establish limits and conditions on LPN practice:
What is additional education, formal post-basic education, & other supports
Name 7 of the practice standards:
What is boundaries in the nurse-client relationship, communicable disease: preventing nurse-client transmission, conflict of interest, consent, documentation, duty to provide care, duty to report, indigenous cultural safety; cultural humility and antiracism, medication, privacy & confidentiality, regulatory supervision of students, use of title, working with HCAs
Name 4 indicators from the responsibility & accountability standard