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Policy Issues
Submissions and Initiatives
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Submissions
A key function of the Policy Team is to respond to various documents, surveys, and position papers. Some of these responses relate to government policy or legislation, while others relate to organizational initiatives that may have a direct or indirect effect on the practice of nursing.
- Bill 171 Health Systems Improvement Act: CNO's Response to Proposed Amendments, April 2007
- Acupuncture Performance of Acupuncture by Nurses: Oral Submission to Standing Committee on Social Policy, October 2006
- The Impact of the Fair Access to Regulated Professions Act on Self-Regulation and the College Of Nurses Of Ontario, November 2006
- CNO's Written Submission to HPRAC Psychotherapy Review - I, October 2006
- CNO's Written Submission to HPRAC Response to Consultation Discussion Guide On Issues Relating to the Ministerial Referral on Psychotherapy and Psychotherapists - II, October 2006
Initiatives
Council discusses and makes decisions on various policy issues that may directly or indirectly impact on the regulation of nursing. The policy briefings posted to this site have been debated at Council.
- College of Nurses of Ontario – Internationally Educated Nurses (IEN) Knowledge Translation Project Report – Learn From My Experience, January 2008
- Supporting Quality Nursing Care in the Long – Term Care Sector, May 2007
- PLAR Report and Recommendations: A Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) model for nursing baccalaureate equivalency, January 2006
- Acute Care/Specialty Nurse Practitioner: Policy Issues Relevant to Regulation of the Role Discussion Paper, October 2003.
Initiatives en matière de politique
[English]
À l'OIIO, le service des politiques participe à la recherche et à l'analyse de renseignements qui serviront à l'élaboration de politiques au service de l'autoréglementation de la profession infirmière. Il peut s'agir d'analyses documentaires, de groupes de discussion, de sondages, etc.
Le Conseil étudie divers dossiers politiques et prend des décisions qui pourraient avoir un effet direct ou indirect sur la réglementation de la profession infirmière. Les documents d'information qui sont affichés sur ce site ont fait l'objet de discussions par le Conseil.
Présentations et réponses
Une des principales fonctions de l'équipe des politiques est de répondre à divers documents, sondages et exposés de principe. Dans certains cas, il s'agit de politiques gouvernementales ou de lois, tandis que dans d'autres elle se prononce sur les initiatives d'un organisme qui pourraient avoir des répercussions directes ou indirectes sur l'exercice de la profession infirmière.
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