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Login Register Sign Out CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses presents: The CNO Standards of Practice are designed to support nurses in providing safe and ethical nursing care in Ontario. These standards outline the expectations for nurses, contributing to public protection by promoting safe, effective, and ethical care. They provide guidance on the knowledge, skills, […]
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Login Register Sign Out CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses presents: Nursing shortages are most severe in long-term care (LTC) homes, impacting the quality of resident care and nurse safety. With international experience, multilingualism and cultural knowledge, internationally educated nurses (IENS) are equipped to advance this sector and improve elderly care delivery. This webinar will
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Login Register Sign Out CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses presents: Conflicts are inevitable when you work in a stressful environment like health care. Tension and stress can result from miscommunication and differing opinions and priorities and no matter where you are in your nursing journey, either preparing for RNCCAP, preparing for exams, SPEP or
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Login Register Sign Out CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses presents: This workshop focuses on understanding how feedback functions in Canadian workplace culture, and applying this information to interactions with colleagues in healthcare environments. Please be prepared to participate in discussions and breakout rooms in this interactive learning session! Additional Details Presenter: Cara MallaCara Malla
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The College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) has announced that starting April 1, 2025, anyone applying to become an RN or RPN for the first time in Ontario will be required to meet a Transition to Practice (TTP) requirement. This new requirement will help support nurses’ integration into the Ontario practice setting. In response, CARE
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RACISM AND DISCRIMINATION AMONG NURSES IN CANADA AND THE IMPACTS OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: A SCOPING REVIEW.” Read the report HERE.
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CARE Centre was privileged to contribute to the global nursing conversation and share our expertise in supporting IENs.
“The nursing profession is stronger as a united front”
Nursing Week Message from Leigh Chapman, RN, PhD, Read More »
CARE Centre Case Manager & Communication Lead Tina Novotny, has a written article in the latest issue of Hospital News. Page 28 and 29
“Accelerating internationally educated nurses’ entry to the nursing workforce” Read More »
Executive Director Ruth Lee on Focus Cantonese to discuss the journey of Internationally Educated Nurses and CARE Centre. Watch HERE.
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