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Educational Tools

The College of Nurses provides a number of educational tools to help nurses and employers understand and apply the standards and guidelines in their day-to-day practice.

The College also offers two programs to help nurses with specific practice-related enquiries: our Practice Support Line, an opportunity to ask practice-related questions, and the Outreach Program, which supports nurses with tools and consultations based on the unique needs of nurses in different practice sectors.     

To learn more about other self-directed tools and resources, select any item from the list you see here. 

  • Abuse Prevention

    Details about One Is One Too Many, the College’s abuse prevention program.

  • Ask Practice

    The College answers questions about nursing practice.

  • Learning Modules

    A series of online resources designed to help nurses understand and apply Practice Standards. 

  • Teleconferences

    Virtual forums for nurses, students and employers to discuss nursing-related issues. 

  • Practice Consultations

    A resource for organizations experiencing professional practice challenges.

  • Pandemic Planning

    Information and resources to assist nurses, employers and facility operators in the event of a declared pandemic.

  • Nursing Links

    Links to government agencies, nursing associations, and other regulatory colleges.

  • Nurse Practitioners

    Nurse Practitioners (NPs), or Registered Nurses in the Extended Class [RN(EC)s], are authorized to autonomously perform controlled acts and activities not available to Registered Nurse (RNs) and Registered Practical Nurses (RPNs). This section provides information on educational resources designed specifically for NPs practising in Ontario.

  • Review Tools

    A series of resources designed to help nurses assess their knowledge of College practice documents and reflect on their practice.

  • Webcasts

    From time to time, the College creates on-demand videos of interest to nurses, nursing educators and other stakeholders who wish to learn more about current regulatory issues and the role the College plays in nursing regulation. New webcasts will be advertised on www.cno.org and in The Standard.
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