Scope of nursing

Expanding o r E panding your domain of N rsing Nursing practise a practical g p guide Leanne Boase Deborah Pedron The Northern hospital Panch Health Service Craigieburn Health Service Broadmeadows Health Service Bundoora wide C be Centre Scope of Nursing and Midwifery Practice What is it? wherefore Wh is it so important? Why is everyone talking about it? Who manages it? Who is responsible? Aims of this show To define what Scope of Practice means for Nurses and Midwives Midwives. 2. To present different concepts nigh Scope of Practice 3 To report on findings of a atrophied survey of fldi nurses and Scope of Practice 4.To discuss expanding Scope of Practice and give up a frame cultivate 5. To relate these concepts to real life nursing roles. According to our nurses, Scope Of P ti (SOP) is so sop Guidelines and Frameworks we need to abide and work at bottom SOP relates to what I am allowed and not allowed to do within my profession SOP relates to codes of conduct, ethics and sea captain conduct SOP relates to what a nurse can do within their skill base subject of tasks, procedures and actions a nurse can legally and safely undertake fit in to their training and educationThe scope of which my role as a RN, specialist or credentialed DNE can work within Maintaining knowledge base and competency by constant learning and professional development Something which I am taught, sufficient, taught qualified or competent to do What is Scope of Practice? That which Nurses and the range of roles, functions, functions responsibilities & activities, which a registered nurse or a registered midwife is educated, competent, and has the authority to perform perform. (An Bord Altranais pl) Midwives are educated, competent and authorised to perform. (QNC p3) Scope of p practice is not specify in many places. We should define nursing practice and outline principles to aid with the expansion of ones scope of practice And/ Or Require the health professional to identif y restricted activities.