NUR 410- Week 6 Questions with Correct Answers
RNAO is Correct Answer-professional association of RNS, NPs and
nursing students in Ontario
RNA believes that Correct Answer-Health is a resource for everyday
living and that healthcare is a universal human right. We respect human
dignity and are committed to diversity, inclusivity, equity, social justice
and democracy. We believe the leadership of every nurse advances
individual and collective health
How can we use the public's trust to shape nursing and health policy?
Correct Answer-- communicating nursing as a knowledge profession
- demonstrating nurses' work as knowledge work in action
- Using nursing knowledge to shape healthy policy and deliver quality
patient care
Nurses practice at the intersection of Correct Answer-public policy and
private lives
Nurses are ideally situated and Correct Answer-morally obligated to
include political advocacy and effort to influence health public policy in
their practice
RNAO mission Correct Answer-We are the professional body
representing RNs, NPs and nursing students in Ontario. WE advocate for
healthy public policy, promote excellence in nursing practice and power
,nurses to actively influence and shape decisions that affect the
professional and the public we serve
RNAO value Correct Answer-We believe that health is a resource for
everyday living and that healthcare is a universal human right. We
respect human dignity and are committed to diversity, inclusivity,
equity, social justice and democracy. We believe the leadership of every
nurse advances individuals and collective health
Pillars for advancing healthy public policy Correct Answer-Evidence
and when that is not enough then advocacy
Evidence: Stages/domains of action Correct Answer-- Statistics
- Policy papers
- BPGs, publications
Examples of evidence Correct Answer-CNO statistics, CIHI Data
Survey; Work place Wellness survey; REPORTS
NHBCG, 2SLGBTQI+ BPG, Systematic reviews
Response to new legislation and regulations; Connecting Care Act
(2019), Home and Community Care (2022) , Fixing LTC Act (2021)
Advocacy: Stages/domains of action Correct Answer-Knowledge
Mobilization
Communication and grassroots mobilization
Coalition building
, Mass media and social media
Direct advocacy with politicians and civil servants
Examples of advocacy Correct Answer-Webinars, COVID-19 Blogs,
Media Events
Position Statements: 2SLGBTQ+, Indigenous Residential Schools,
Nurse Practitioners
Reports: Nursing Through Crisis Survey Report, Black Nurses Task
Force, Vision for Tomorrow, ECCO 3.0, Mind the Safety Gap
Action alerts, social media, RNAO AGM
Letters to
CNO: IENs based on CNO and Fairness Commissioner Data;
to Gov't with COU re NP and BScN enrolment increases, Regular
RNAO
Tweets re policy initiatives
Partner with ONA re Bill 124, RN Scope
QPDay, QPOR, Take your MPP to Work, All candidates meetings, Pre-
budget (provincial and federal) submissions,
Federal &Provincial Election Platforms (shared widely)
https://rnao.ca/policy/platform-provincial
RNAO policy work Correct Answer-1) RNAO responds to consultation
regarding potential expansion of publicly funded vaccines in Ontario
pharmacies
2) Open letter to Prime Minister re oil and gas industry
RNAO is Correct Answer-professional association of RNS, NPs and
nursing students in Ontario
RNA believes that Correct Answer-Health is a resource for everyday
living and that healthcare is a universal human right. We respect human
dignity and are committed to diversity, inclusivity, equity, social justice
and democracy. We believe the leadership of every nurse advances
individual and collective health
How can we use the public's trust to shape nursing and health policy?
Correct Answer-- communicating nursing as a knowledge profession
- demonstrating nurses' work as knowledge work in action
- Using nursing knowledge to shape healthy policy and deliver quality
patient care
Nurses practice at the intersection of Correct Answer-public policy and
private lives
Nurses are ideally situated and Correct Answer-morally obligated to
include political advocacy and effort to influence health public policy in
their practice
RNAO mission Correct Answer-We are the professional body
representing RNs, NPs and nursing students in Ontario. WE advocate for
healthy public policy, promote excellence in nursing practice and power
,nurses to actively influence and shape decisions that affect the
professional and the public we serve
RNAO value Correct Answer-We believe that health is a resource for
everyday living and that healthcare is a universal human right. We
respect human dignity and are committed to diversity, inclusivity,
equity, social justice and democracy. We believe the leadership of every
nurse advances individuals and collective health
Pillars for advancing healthy public policy Correct Answer-Evidence
and when that is not enough then advocacy
Evidence: Stages/domains of action Correct Answer-- Statistics
- Policy papers
- BPGs, publications
Examples of evidence Correct Answer-CNO statistics, CIHI Data
Survey; Work place Wellness survey; REPORTS
NHBCG, 2SLGBTQI+ BPG, Systematic reviews
Response to new legislation and regulations; Connecting Care Act
(2019), Home and Community Care (2022) , Fixing LTC Act (2021)
Advocacy: Stages/domains of action Correct Answer-Knowledge
Mobilization
Communication and grassroots mobilization
Coalition building
, Mass media and social media
Direct advocacy with politicians and civil servants
Examples of advocacy Correct Answer-Webinars, COVID-19 Blogs,
Media Events
Position Statements: 2SLGBTQ+, Indigenous Residential Schools,
Nurse Practitioners
Reports: Nursing Through Crisis Survey Report, Black Nurses Task
Force, Vision for Tomorrow, ECCO 3.0, Mind the Safety Gap
Action alerts, social media, RNAO AGM
Letters to
CNO: IENs based on CNO and Fairness Commissioner Data;
to Gov't with COU re NP and BScN enrolment increases, Regular
RNAO
Tweets re policy initiatives
Partner with ONA re Bill 124, RN Scope
QPDay, QPOR, Take your MPP to Work, All candidates meetings, Pre-
budget (provincial and federal) submissions,
Federal &Provincial Election Platforms (shared widely)
https://rnao.ca/policy/platform-provincial
RNAO policy work Correct Answer-1) RNAO responds to consultation
regarding potential expansion of publicly funded vaccines in Ontario
pharmacies
2) Open letter to Prime Minister re oil and gas industry
