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Why me?
One morning, you’re surprised to find a letter from the College in the mail. When you read the opening few lines, your stomach sinks as you realize that a complaint has been lodged against you.
"For most nurses, having a complaint filed against them is a very stressful experience," says Tim Hannigan, a lawyer in Toronto who has represented several nurses in the College’s complaints process.
"A complaint can happen to anyone. You don’t necessarily have to have done anything wrong. And you can’t predict when and from whom a complaint will come."
In this issue
President’s Message
Our Readers Write
Making the Rounds
- Learning at the College
- Educating the public
Quiz: Pandemic Planning
Council Meetings
Proposal to increase Practical Nurse exam fee
News You Can Use
- Administering methadone safely
- Upholding the standards
- NP exams approved
- The numbers are in!
- New parking permit form
You Asked Us
Summarized Discipline Decisions
In Praise of Nurses
L'excellence
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