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This document provides an overview of a presentation on changes brought about by National Registration for nurses and midwives in Australia. It discusses the introduction of the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme which aims to reform long-term health systems and address workforce issues such as cross-border registration. The presentation objectives are to discuss the implications of changes including CPD hour requirements, the use of portfolios, e-portfolios, competency standards, and a five step process for reflection. It also introduces new codes of conduct and standards set by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia and the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.
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- 1. Jo-Anne McShane Clinical Nurse Emergency Department Gold Coast Hospital
- 2. Phones off or silent please Toilets Emergency Exits
- 4. Objectives • Discuss the changes that National Registration brings. • What is CPD?, how many hours do we need to do each year? • What is a portfolio? And how can I use it to my advantage? • Explore e-portfolios and their implications. • What are the ANMC competency standards and how to develop a learning plan? • How to reflect in 5 easy steps!
- 5. New Stuff! • Code of Ethics (2008) • ANMC Code of Professional Conduct (2008) • Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Act 2009 • Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency. • Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia
- 6. Australian Governments attempt to address: • Long term health reform to address quality and safety for patient’s • Address workforce issues such as cross border registration. National Registration
- 8. National Registration workforce mobility education and training assessment of overseas- trained health practitioners improve accessibility to services flexible, responsive and sustainable Australian health workforce
- 9. • Criminal history • English language requirements • Professional indemnity insurance • Recency of practice • Continuing professional development APHRA new registration standards