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In Ontario, Registered Nurses (RNs) have achieved a significant milestone in healthcare. As of November 6, 2023, RNs in the General Class are authorized to communicate diagnoses and prescribe specific medications to patients. RN PRESCRIBING PRACTICE: After successfully completing the prescribing education, the RN’s information on the CNO’s public Register, Find a Nurse, is revised to … Read more
Hey nursing graduates, if you are planning to give your NCLEX-RN exam in the upcoming months, then this post is for you. Here, you would be able to know about your NCLEX-RN content, resources and your weakest areas in NCLEX-RN exam. Begin NCLEX preparation early: REVIEW CONTENT THOROUGHLY (STEP-1) Following are the PDF in which … Read more
The Supervised Practice Experience Program (SPEP) for internationally educated nurses offers credential recognition, skill enhancement, professional development, career advancement, cultural competence, support, and integration into the Canadian healthcare system, facilitating their transition, fostering collaboration, and addressing workforce shortages while enhancing the quality of patient care. “The College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) fully endorses the … Read more
A GNM candidate in Canada can become a Registered Nurse by completing credential assessment, language proficiency tests, passing the NCLEX-RN exam, and meeting any additional requirements set by provincial regulatory bodies. Is it possible to become a Registered Nurse in Canada after doing GNM in INDIA or any other country? YES, it is possible to … Read more
Hey nurses, are you looking for SPEP program in Ontario. Applicants are eligible if they have met all their registration requirements except for: Evidence of practice must have expired no more than 5 years before applying to the program. Check the applicant portal to see what requirements you have outstanding to determine if you are … Read more
Internationally educated nurses and inactive nurses who submit, or have submitted, their Reinstatement or General Class registration applications to the CNO between August 18, 2022 to March 31, 2025 are eligible for the Temporary Reimbursement program. That’s fantastic news indeed! It’s wonderful to hear that I’ve received my reimbursement. What are you guys waiting for? … Read more
“Critical medical emergencies are life-threatening situations that require immediate medical attention. Timely intervention in these cases can be the difference between life and death. List of Critical Medical Emergency ADBOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM Critical Medical Emergency SYSTEMATIC INFLAMMATION RESPONSE SYNDROME PULMONARY EMBOLISM SEPTIC ARTHRITIS MENINGITIS Maintain isolation precautions for the client with bacterial meningitis. Transmission of … Read more
Critical medical emergencies for nurses. Learn key interventions for hypertensive encephalopathy, septic shock, MI, Cauda equina syndrome, herniated disc, atrial fibrillation, cardiac tamponade, testicular torsion. Master the skills needed to ace the exam and confidently respond to urgent clinical situations. Elevate your nursing career with this concise guide to passing the NCLEX-RN.” HYPERTENSIVE ENCEPHALOPATHY: Hypertensive … Read more
Do you know what cardiac tamponade is, cardiac markers are. If no, then this post is especially for you. If a client taking metformin is scheduled to undergo a procedure requiring the administration of iodine dye, the metformin is withheld for 24 hours prior to the procedure because of the risk of lactic acidosis. The … Read more
IF YOU CAN DREAM IT, YOU CAN DO IT.…. Hey beautiful new graduate nurses, I finally passed my NCLEX-RN exam (NEXT-GEN) in my first attempt. With my success, I hope to inspire others to strive for their own success, knowing that hard work and dedication can help them reach their goals. With this success, I … Read more