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Last modified September 9, 2004
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The StandardSeptember 2004 - Vol. 29, No. 3 |
Features
Quality Assurance Update
A lot has been happening with CNO’s Quality Assurance Program. Get up-to-date on the latest developments and learn how some of your colleagues, such as John Thomson, RPN (above), participate in the QA Program.
The Patient Safety Movement — the basics
The patient safety movement has arrived in Canada, but what is it all about? This primer, including an interview with Virginia Flintoft, RN, presents the basic concepts about this new field of study.
Building a Community of Nurses
CNO is at the centre of a network of front-line nurses, educators and researchers. Here’s how CNO brings nurses together and strengthens the profession.
In this Issue
- Zero tolerance does not violate Constitutional rights, CNO tells court
- New privacy laws improve client’s right to information
- Snapshot of nurses at work
- Special Supplement: Council, Committees and Executive for 2004–2005
- Colourful changes to membership renewal
- Reporting gunshot wounds
- Guest Editorial: A career in practice standards
Sections
- President’s Message
- Letters to the Editor
- You Asked Us
- Test Your Knowledge of Reporting Obligations
- Connecting with Council
- CNO News
- REN Session listings
- Case Study
- Discipline Committee Decisions
- In Praise of Nurses
- The Standard of Care
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