RPNAO has represented my concerns, consistently and with dedication. I am proud to be a nurse and belong to an organization which promotes that we, all, take individual accountability for our profession.
RPNAO is currently participating in several research activities.
Related to this research, RPNAO is devel0ping dissemination strategies to communicate what this will mean for those nurses currently practicing and those who will practice in the future.
For more information on current research projects please contact Dianne Martin, RPN, RN, BScN
RPNAO identified ongoing challenges related to the limited amount of the Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) related research and the interpretation of available nursing research that supports sustainable decision making process specific to RPN. This limited knowledge continues to results in the role (utilization) of the RPN to remain largely misunderstood by peers, health care administrators and the public. Read More
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