Regulation for Nursing Practice Staff Development Meeting

Regulation for Nursing Practice Staff Development Meeting

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    Presentation/PPTUndergraduate (yrs. 3-4)
  • Discipline
    Nursing
  • Title
    Regulation for Nursing Practice Staff Development Meeting
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  • Paper format
    APA

 

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The board of nursing are independent state organizations under the National council of state boards of nursing (NCSBN) charged with the responsibility of regulating nursing profession among its state. BON’s develop nursing licensure examination to ensure that only qualified examined nurses are allowed to operate. Additionally they fulfill the regulatory act of checking on the competency of nursing care by licensed nurses within the state. BON’s therefore maintain integrity and mage of the nursing profession. On the other hand, Professional Nurses associations are organizations created by and for nurses to ensure that they have a say or influence healthcare policies, represent their interests to the government, advocate for high quality care services from nurses, while still providing continuing studies opportunities for member nurses. Professional nurses organizations therefore create a professional culture for nurses through education and setting of values while still vouvhing for their rights.The board of nursing are independent state organizations under the National council of state boards of nursing (NCSBN) charged with the responsibility of regulating nursing profession among its state. BON’s develop nursing licensure examination to ensure that only qualified examined nurses are allowed to operate. Additionally they fulfill the regulatory act of checking on the competency of nursing care by licensed nurses within the state. BON’s therefore maintain integrity and mage of the nursing profession. On the other hand, Professional Nurses associations are organizations created by and for nurses to ensure that they have a say or influence healthcare policies, represent their interests to the government, advocate for high quality care services from nurses, while still providing continuing studies opportunities for member nurses. Professional nurses organizations therefore create a professional culture for nurses through education and setting of values while still vouvhing for their rights…………………..

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