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The regulatory authority responsible for the registration of nurses whose primary function is to
protect the health and safety of members of the public by ensuring that nurses are competent and
What is the Nursing Council of New Zealand? fit to practice
Where is the Nursing Council of New In the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003
Zealand's role and responsibilities outlined?
To practice under the direction and delegation of a registered nurse or nurse practitioner to deliver
What is the role/scope of practice for an nursing care and health education across the lifespan to health consumers in community,
enrolled nurse? residential, or hospital settings
To use nursing knowledge and complex nursing judgement to assess health needs, provide health
care, and advise and support people to manage their health. They practice independently and in
collaboration with other health professionals, perform general nursing functions, and delegate to
and direct enrolled nurses, health care assistants, and others. They provide comprehensive
assessments to develop, implement, and evaluate an integrated plan of health care and provide
What is the role/scope of practice of an interventions that require substantial scientific and professional knowledge, skills, and clinical
registered nurse? decision-making. This occurs in a range of settings in partnership with individuals, families,
whanau, and communities
The transfer of responsibility for the performance of an activity from one person to another, with the
What is the definition of delegation? former retaining accountability for the outcome
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The active process of guiding, monitoring, and evaluating the nursing activities performed by
another. Direction is provided when the registered nurse is present and observes, works with,
and directs the person; it is when the registered nurse works in the same facility or
organisation as the supervised person but does not constantly observe them. The registered
What is the definition of direction?
nurse must always be available on the premises or contactable by telephone (in the
community setting)
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The regulatory authority responsible for the registration of nurses whose primary function is to
protect the health and safety of members of the public by ensuring that nurses are competent and
What is the Nursing Council of New Zealand? fit to practice
Where is the Nursing Council of New In the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003
Zealand's role and responsibilities outlined?
To practice under the direction and delegation of a registered nurse or nurse practitioner to deliver
What is the role/scope of practice for an nursing care and health education across the lifespan to health consumers in community,
enrolled nurse? residential, or hospital settings
To use nursing knowledge and complex nursing judgement to assess health needs, provide health
care, and advise and support people to manage their health. They practice independently and in
collaboration with other health professionals, perform general nursing functions, and delegate to
and direct enrolled nurses, health care assistants, and others. They provide comprehensive
assessments to develop, implement, and evaluate an integrated plan of health care and provide
What is the role/scope of practice of an interventions that require substantial scientific and professional knowledge, skills, and clinical
registered nurse? decision-making. This occurs in a range of settings in partnership with individuals, families,
whanau, and communities
The transfer of responsibility for the performance of an activity from one person to another, with the
What is the definition of delegation? former retaining accountability for the outcome
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The active process of guiding, monitoring, and evaluating the nursing activities performed by
another. Direction is provided when the registered nurse is present and observes, works with,
and directs the person; it is when the registered nurse works in the same facility or
organisation as the supervised person but does not constantly observe them. The registered
What is the definition of direction?
nurse must always be available on the premises or contactable by telephone (in the
community setting)
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