May 25, 2023
NSCN 2022 Annual Report Now Available
We are pleased to share our 2022 Annual Report that highlights just some of the ways we delivered on our mandate of protecting the public last year. Focused around our three strategic objectives, the Annual Report demonstrates how we prioritized our efforts in 2022 to deliver transparent, effective and accountable regulation.
We recognize our achievements would not be possible without the contributions of others, including the over 16,000 nurses across this province. We thank the public, nurses, health care system partners and all stakeholders across Nova Scotia for their commitment and support.
Other News
- Did you miss the Annual Meeting last week? Watch our recording of the event here.
- View our Q&A resource as we address the questions received from stakeholders during NSCN's Annual Meeting.
- Tricia Lane, NP, will join the NSCN Board for a term beginning on June 1, 2023. Learn more about the newest member of the NSCN Board.
- On June 1, 2023, the NSCN Board will welcome our new Board Chair, Parteek (Gunny) Brar, RN and Vice-Chair, Krista Smith, RN.
- View our Practice Hours Assessment Tool, which assists nurses in determining if they can count their practice hours as nursing practice or if they need additional clarity from NSCN on their individual role.
- Read our new Currency of Practice: Practice Scenario, which helps nurses understand how many nursing practice hours are required to reactivate their licence.
- Our new Transition to Practice support tools, including practice guideline, practice scenarios and fact sheet are now available.
- Check out the latest May 2023 update on the Nurse Practitioner Regulation Framework Implementation Plan Project (NPR-FIPP).
- An Associate Professor at the StFX University Rankin School of Nursing is seeking feedback on the experiences of retired and currently practising 2SLGBTQ+ nurses in Nova Scotia. Take the survey here.
- View the closed summary for our consultation on amendments to the NSCN By-Laws regarding the adoption of the revised Entry-level Competencies for Nurse Practitioners in Nova Scotia.
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