Contract Nurse Training Program (RPN)

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• Sélectionner la semaine Orientation Overview

  Orientation Overview
  • Sélectionner l'activité Computer Requirements - Preferred browser is Goog...

    Computer Requirements

    - Preferred browser is Google Chrome or Firefox

    - You will need PowerPoint, PPT viewer or a PDF reader to review the required documents. 
    

    - You will need Speakers and/or Headset and a webcam and microphone to participate in the online classroom.
    

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    OneHealth Web Portal 

    Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) has made some important changes to the One Health Web Portal. Effective 2021, All FNIHB Clinical Practice Guidelines and ISC Clinical Care Pathways will be moving to the One Health website. One Health also contains Policies and Procedures from Indigenous Services Canada which all Community Health Nurses should be familiar with.

    Below you will find instructions on how to register for a One Health account.  The One Health national web portal is easily accessed by anyone working in health with Indigenous communities who requires or requests access.

    1. Please register for your account at www.onehealth.ca.
    2. Open the link, choose "Ontario", then click on "Register" in the top right corner. (see image below)
    3. Complete the form and submit.  (see sample image below)

    It will take a few days to process, and you will receive an email from the system with your unique login information.

    
    

    IN ADDITION: There will also be ONE GENERIC SHARED National User ID and Password created for use in nursing stations. This user name & password will be shared well in advance of the launch of the new One Health website.

    
    

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    • ISC - Ontario Region - Nursing Manual
      • Policy 1 - Administration
        • Policy I - 01 Policy Manual Maintenance - Final March2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 02 Accreditation Surveyor Role - Final March2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 03 Animals in Health Facilities - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 04 Evacuation Plan - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 05 Media Contact - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 06 Regional Educational Policy - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 07 Reimbursement of Mandatory Registration Membership fees - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 08 Smoke Free Workplace - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 09 Standard Clinical Forms - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 10 Protective and Insulated Clothing - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 11 Standard Emergency Equipment - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 12 End of Life Care Do not Resuscitate Order-Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 13 Pronouncement and Certification of Death_Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 14 Mandatory_Education_Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - 15 Pets in Government Vehicles-Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy I - XX Pets in Government Vehicles and Accommodation_ Draft Dec 2014.pdf
      • Policy 2 - Professional Nursing Practice
        • Policy II - 01 Basic Nursing Skills - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 02 Additional Nursing Functions - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 03 Clients in Police Custody - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 04 Competency for Delegated Controlled Acts - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 05 Confidentiality - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 06 Continuous Observation - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 07 Delegation of Controlled Acts - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 08 Documentation Standards - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 09 Electronic Transmission of Health Information - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 10 Home Visit Unplanned - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 11 Home Visits Planned - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 12 Interpreter Services - Final March 2015 (1).pdf
        • Policy II - 12 Interpreter Services - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 14 Mandatory Registration - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 15 Mandatory Reporting of Child Welfare - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 16 Management of Abuse in the Workplace - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 17 No Shows or cancelled appointments - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 18 Nursing Practice Responsibilities - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 19 Providing Care to Immediate Family Members - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 20 Provision of Emergency Services - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 21 Appendix A circle of care disclosure.pdf
        • Policy II - 21 Appendix B Proactive Disclosures of Personal Information.pdf
        • Policy II - 21 Appendix C Third Party Disclosure of Personal Information.pdf
        • Policy II - 21 Release of Information - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 22 Appendix A Third Party Disclosure of Personal Information.pdf
        • Policy II - 22 Release of Information - Law Enforcement Investigations - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 23 Restraints - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 24 Telephone Triage and Advice - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 25 Unregulated Care Providers- Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 27 Acutely Ill Children _ Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 28 Children with Chronic Conditions _ Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 29 Monitoring Growth in Pediatric Population - Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy II - 36 Suspected Fentanyl and Carfentanyl PPE and Procedure for Exposure of HCW.pdf
        • Policy II - 40 Defibrillation (final Jan 2018).pdf
        • Policy II-41 Sexual Assault And Intimate Partner Abuse ( Final Feb 2018).pdf
      • Policy 3 - Pharmacy
        • Policy III - 01 Allergy Status _ Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy III - 02 Controlled Substances _ Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy III - 03 Dispensing Medications _ Final March 2015.pdf
        • policy III - 04 Medication Administration Standards _ Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy III - 05 RN Initiated Drug Therapy _ Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy III - 06 Stock Medications First Draft May 2014.pdf
        • Policy III - 07 Suboxone_Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy III - 08 Methotrexate Protocol_Updated July 2016.pdf
        • Policy III - 09 Medication Error Policy.pdf
        • Policy III - 10 Opioid Overdose and Naloxone.pdf
        • Policy III - 11 Over the Counter Medication in Public Health Centres.pdf
        • Policy III - 13 Prescribing controlled drugs and substances signed.pdf
      • Policy 4 - Procedures and Diagnostics
        • Policy IV - 01 Acknowledging Diagnostic Test Results _ Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy IV - 02 Laboratory Procedures -Unregulated Healthcare workers _ Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy IV - 04 Initiating an ECG_Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy IV - 05 NP Initiated Laboratory Tests_Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy IV - 06 RN Initiated Laboratory Tests.pdf
        • Policy IV - 07 Venipuncture_Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy IV - 08 X-Ray_Final March 2015.pdf
        • Policy IV - 09 NP Initiated X-Rays.pdf
      • Policy 5 - Infection Prevention and Control
        • Section 5 - Introduction
          • 01 - Introduction Infection Prevention and Control.pdf
          • 02 - Infection Prevention and Control Policy and Procedure Manual.pdf
          • 03 - Overview of Chain of Transmission.pdf
          • 04 - Glossary.pdf
        • Section 5.1 - Staff
          • Policy V - 1.1 Staff Immunization.pdf
          • Policy V - 1.2 Staff TST Screening Assessment.pdf
          • Policy V - 1.3 - Appendix A OHAG Annex O.pdf
          • Policy V - 1.3 - Appendix C.pdf
          • Policy V - 1.3 Appendix B OHAG Annex Q.pdf
          • Policy V - 1.3 Exposure to BBP.pdf
          • Policy V - 1.4 Accidental Exposure to Infectious Diseases CCV_v3.pdf
        • Section 5.2 - Hand Hygiene
          • Policy V - 2.1 - Appendix A PIDAC_Hand_Hygiene_Fact_Sheet_2013.pdf
          • Policy V - 2.1 - Appendix B 4-moments-for-hand-hygiene-poster.pdf
          • Policy V - 2.1 - Appendix C how-to-handrub.pdf
          • Policy V - 2.1 - Appendix E - Hand Hygiene Checklist.pdf
          • Policy V - 2.1 Appendix D how-to-handwash.pdf
          • Policy V - 2.1 Hand Hygiene CCV_v3.pdf
          • Policy V - 2.2 - Appendix A hand-care-assessment.pdf
          • Policy V - 2.2 - Appendix B PIDAC_Hand_Hygiene_Fact_Sheet_2013.pdf
          • Policy V - 2.2 Hand Care Protection Program CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 2.3 - Appendix A Checklist for Placement of Dispensers kp.pdf
          • Policy V - 2.3 - Appendix B Placement Tool for HH Products.pdf
          • Policy V - 2.3 Placement of Hand Hygiene Products CCV_v2.pdf
        • Section 5.3 - Acute Respiratory Infection
          • Policy V - 3.1 - Appendix A Risk Assessment and PPE Handout.pdf
          • Policy V - 3.1 - Routine Practices.pdf
          • Policy V - 3.2 - Appendix B PIDAC Routine Practices FACT Sheet.pdf
          • Policy V - 3.2 - Appendix C Reportable Disease List July 2015.pdf
          • Policy V - 3.2 - Appendix D - Initial Decision Making ARI (1).pdf
          • Policy V - 3.2 - Appendix E Sample Form Case Finding.pdf
          • Policy V - 3.2 - Appendix F Sample Signage ARI.pdf
          • Policy V - 3.2 - Appendix G Table 2 Annex.pdf
          • Policy V - 3.2 - Risk Assessment Including Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI).pdf
          • Policy V - 3.3 - Appendix B - PPE Donning and Doffing.pdf
          • Policy V - 3.3 Appendix A PIDAC Routine Practices FACT Sheet.pdf
          • Policy V - 3.4 Control of the Environment CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 3.5 Administrative Controls.pdf
        • Section 5.4 - Universal Precautions
          • Policy V - 4.1 - APPENDIX A Performing A Risk Assessment.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.1 - APPENDIX B Clinical Syndromes.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.1 Additional Precautions _ Overview.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.2 Additional Precautions_ Contact Precautions CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.2 - Appendix D MRSA in Community Factsheet.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.2 - Appendix A PIDAC Routine Practices FACT Sheet July 30_ 2013.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.2 - Appendix B PIDAC Precautions Signage - Contact FINAL.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.2 - Appendix C - PPE Donning and Doffing Aug.2_ 2013_VM.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.2 - Appendix E VRE Fact Sheet.docx
          • Policy V - 4.2 - Appendix F C. diff Fact Sheet.docx
          • Policy V - 4.2 - Appendix G Scabies Fact Sheet.docx
          • Policy V - 4.2 - Appendix H Conditions and etiologies requiring contact precautions_VM.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.3 -Appendix D - Table 7 clinical situations requiring droplet precautions_VM.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.3 Additional Precautions _ Droplet Precautions CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.3 Appendix A PIDAC Routine Practices FACT Sheet July 30_ 2013.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.3 Appendix B PIDAC Precautions Signage - Droplet FINAL.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.3 Appendix C - PPE Donning and Doffing Aug.2_ 2013.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.4 Droplet and Contact Precautions CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.4 - Appendix A - PPE Donning and Doffing Aug.2_ 2013.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.4 - Appendix B - Influenza Fact Sheet.docx
          • Policy V - 4.4 - Appendix C - Common Cold Fact Sheet.docx
          • Policy V - 4.4 - Appendix D PIDAC Precautions Signage - Droplet and Contact FINAL.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.5 - Appendix A PIDAC Routine Practices FACT Sheet July 30_ 2013.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.5 - Appendix B - PIDAC Precautions Signage - Airborne FINAL.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.5 - Appendix C - PPE Donning and Doffing Aug.2_ 2013.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.5 - Appendix D - Chickenpox Fact Sheet.docx
          • Policy V - 4.5 - Appendix E - TB Fact Sheet.docx
          • Policy V - 4.5 - Appendix F -Table Mask or N95 Respirator use.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.5 - Appendix G -Conditions requiring airborne precautions.pdf
          • Policy V - 4.5 Additional Precautions_ Airborne Precautions CCV_v3.pdf
        • Section 5.5 - MRSA
          • Policy V - 5.1 - Appendix A PIDAC Routine Practices FACT Sheet July 30_ 2013.pdf
          • Policy V - 5.1 - Appendix B PIDAC Precautions Signage - Contact FINAL.pdf
          • Policy V - 5.1 - Appendix C 4-moments-for-hand-hygiene-poster.pdf
          • Policy V - 5.1 - Appendix D - MRSA in Community Factsheet.pdf
          • Policy V - 5.1 - Appendix E - PPE Donning and Doffing Aug.2_ 2013.pdf
          • Policy V - 5.1 - Appendix F ARO Organisms Frequently Asked Questions Handout July 19_ 2012.pdf
          • Policy V - 5.1 - Appendix G Management of AROs in Various Healthcare Settings chart DRAFT 2 July 19_ 2012kp.pdf
          • Policy V - 5.1 Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)_v3.pdf
        • Section 5.7 - Environment and Cleaning
          • Policy V - 7.1 Environmental Cleaning Overview CCV.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.2 Levels of Clean_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.3 Selection of Finishes and Surfaces_CCV_v3.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.4 Cleaning Products and Disinfectants_CCV_v3.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.5 New Equipment and Product Purchases CCV.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.6 Routine Practices_CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.7 - Appendix A Risk Assessment RP and AP.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.7 - Appendix B PIDAC Precautions Signage - Contact.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.7 - Appendix C PIDAC Precautions Signage - Droplet.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.7 - Appendix D PIDAC Precautions Signage - Droplet and Contact.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.7 - Appendix E PIDAC Precautions Signage- Airborne.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.7 Additional Precautions_CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.8 - APPENDIX A Cleaning Frequency Chart kp.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.8 - APPENDIX B Suggestions for Management of HR July 15_ 2013kp.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.8 Frequency of Routine Cleaning_CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.9 - Appendix B June 25_ 2013kp.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.9 Appendix A May 28_ 2013.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.9 Non-Critical Medical Equipment_CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.10 Electonic Devices_CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.11 Management of Linen and Laundry_CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.12 - APPENDIX A Table 1 Disposal Streams.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.12 Management of Waste_CCV_v3.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.13 Care of Supplies_CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.14 Health Facility Toys_CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 7.15 Management of Biological Spills_CCV_v2.pdf
        • Section 5.8 - Storage
          • Policy V - 8.1 Storage of Clean and Sterile Medical Equipment and Devices_CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 8.2 Disposal of Single Use Medical Instruments_CCV_v2.pdf
          • Policy V - 8.3 Transportation of Reusable Medical Devices for Off Site Reprocessing_CCV_v2.pdf
        • Section 5.6.1 - Specimen Collection_ Storage and Transportation_v2.pdf
        • Section 5.9.1- Post-Mortem Care in the HF_CCV_v2.pdf
      • Policy 6 - TB Policies
        • Policy VI - 01 Introduction.pdf
        • Policy VI - 1.1 - Reporting to SLFNHA.pdf
        • Policy VI - 1.2 - Reporting to Local Public Health Units.pdf
        • Policy VI - 2.1 - Enhanced TB Surveillance - Active Cases.pdf
        • Policy VI - 2.2 - Enhanced Surveillancce - LTBI and TST Results.pdf
        • Policy VI - 2.3 - Targeted TB Screening.pdf
        • Policy VI - 2.4 - Two Step Tuberculin Skin Test.pdf
        • Policy VI - 3.1 - Tuberculosis in Indigenous Populations.pdf
        • Policy VI - 3.2 - Managing Positive TST Results.pdf
        • Policy VI - 3.3 - Directly Observed Preventative Therapy for the Treatment of Latent Tuberculosis Infection.pdf
        • Policy VI - 3.4 - Infection Prevention and Control and Respiratory Protection.pdf
        • Policy VI - 4.1 - Directly Observed Therapy for the Treatment of Active TB Cases.pdf
        • Policy VI - 4.2 - Tuberculosis in Children.pdf
        • Policy VI - 4.3 - Sputum Collection.pdf
        • Policy VI - 4.4 - Consultation with Tuberculosis Medical Experts.pdf
        • Policy VI - 4.5 - TB Medications.pdf
        • Policy VI - 4.6 - Orders Under the HPPA for Non-Compliant_ Infectious TB Cases.pdf
        • Policy VI - 5.1 - Contact Investigation for Respiratory TB Cases.pdf
        • Policy VI - 5.2 - Managing Contacts Who Refuse Follow-Up Assessment.pdf
        • Policy VI - Appendix A- Active Tuberculosis Report Form.pdf
        • Policy VI - Appendix B- Tuberculosis Outcome Report Form.pdf
        • Policy VI - Appendix C- Latent Tuberculosis Infection Report Form.pdf
        • Policy VI - Appendix D- Tuberculin Skin Test Form.pdf
        • Policy VI - Appendix E- Contact Report Form.pdf
        • Policy VI - Appendix F- Medical Directive - Authority to Administer Tuberculin Skin Test by FNIHB Nurses Employed in Ontario Region.pdf
        • Policy VI - Appendix H- Sputum Collection Fact Sheet.pdf
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    • College of Nurses of Ontario - Practice Standards and Guidelines
      • CNO Practice Guideline - Authorizing Mechanisms.pdf
      • CNO Practice Guideline - Conflict Prevention and Management.pdf
      • CNO Practice Guideline - Consent.pdf
      • CNO Practice Guideline - Culturally Sensitive Care.pdf
      • CNO Practice Guideline - Directives.pdf
      • CNO Practice Guideline - Telepractice.pdf
      • CNO Practice Standard - Confidentiality and Privacy - Personal Health Information.pdf
      • CNO Practice Standard - Decisions about Procedures and Authority.pdf
      • CNO Practice Standard - Documentation.pdf
      • CNO Practice Standard - Infection Prevention and Control.pdf
      • CNO Practice Standard - Medication.pdf
      • CNO Practice Standard - Restraints.pdf
      • CNO Practice Standard - Therapeutic Nurse Client relationship.pdf
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    • Canadian Nurses' Protective Society
      • CNPS - InfoLAW - Consent.pdf
      • CNPS - InfoLAW - Documentation.pdf
      • CNPS - InfoLAW - Mobile devices.pdf
      • CNPS - InfoLAW - Social Media.pdf
      • CNPS- InfoLAW - Communicating with the Police.pdf
• Sélectionner la semaine Module 1: Welcome to Canadian Health Care Agency!

  Module 1: Welcome to Canadian Health Care Agency!
  1.1 - Required Pre-reading: 
  

  • Pre-orientation administrative documents 
    

  1.2 - Lecture Time: 1.5 hours
  
  

  1.3 - This module introduces Contract Nurses to Canadian Health Care Agency. It reviews the First Nations and Inuit Health (FNIH) Scope of Practice statement, and contains administrative instructions and logistical tools for successful employment and scheduling. 
  
  This module uses didactic instruction and practice review of administrative and logistical tools, including use of the online Learning Management System (LMS), online Scheduling Software (Schedule Anywhere), Completion of time sheets, etc. 
  

  Zones texte et média: 4 Fichiers: 3 Dossier: 1 URLs: 12
• Sélectionner la semaine Module 2: Indigenous Cultural Safety, and Trauma Informed Care

  Module 2: Indigenous Cultural Safety, and Trauma Informed Care
  2.1 Required Pre-Reading
  

  • ANAC: Cultural Competence and Cultural Safety in Nursing Education - A Framework for First Nations, Inuit and Metis Nursing
    
  • SOGC: Indigenous Companion Piece
  • CNO - Practice Guideline - Culturally Sensitive Care
  • Trauma Informed: The Trauma Toolkit

  2.2 Lecture Time: 1.5 hours;  Activity Time 45 minutes 
  

  Content in this module is derived from the Aboriginal Nurses' Association of Canada document: "Cultural Competence and Cultural Safety in Nursing Education - A Framework for First Nations, Inuit and Métis Nursing". 

  2.3 - In this module, Contract Nurses will work toward reconciliation through delivery of health care. They will develop a better understanding of Cultural Safety, and how it relates to the Indigenous peoples of Canada. Contract Nurses will recognize who Indigenous Peoples are and define terms that are used to refer to Indigenous Peoples in Canada.  This module will also review Indigenous culture and history, and will explore ways in which Contract Nurses can deliver care, respecting traditions and culture. 

  Contract Nurses will develop the ability to establish a positive therapeutic relationship and open communication with Indigenous clients and their families, characterized by understanding, trust, respect, honesty and empathy. 

  Socio-cultural and political factors that are health-protective will be explored, as well as those factors which undermine the health of Indigenous peoples and place them at risk for increased morbidity and mortality. Discussion of how basic human rights (e.g. adequate housing, employment) are "out of reach" for many if not most Indigenous peoples. 

  Contract Nurses will analyze and understand the limitations of their knowledge and perspective and incorporate new ways of seeing, valuing and understanding the health and health practices of Indigenous peoples. 

  Zones texte et média: 5 Fichiers: 13 URLs: 40
• Sélectionner la semaine Module 3 - Team Communication, Patient Transport procedures and reporting

  Module 3 - Team Communication, Patient Transport procedures and reporting

  3.1 Required Pre-Reading:
  

  • CHCA Workplace Harassment Policy
    
  • CNO Practice Standard - Therapeutic Nurse-Client Relationship
    
  • CNO Practice Guideline - Authorizing Mechanisms
    
  • CNO Practice Guideline - Directives
    
  • CNO Practice Standard - Decisions about Procedures
    
  • Ornge - Medical Transport Information Manual 

  3.2 - Lecture Time: 1 hour
  

  3.3 - This module introduces Contract Nurses to the workplace environment, reviews procedures for medical consultation, coordinating schedevac/ medevac patient transfers, including forms and procedures required for consultation, transfer and evacuation of patient to other agencies and hospitals, or health professionals. 

  Contract Nurses will also review their role as referral agent, and discuss inter-agency collaboration through various methods of communication and consultation including telemedicine. 

  This module further discusses the use of Service Administration Log, common types of reportable occurrences and how to effectively manage them, as well as recognition and management of workplace harassment and bullying. 

  Zones texte et média: 4 Fichiers: 28 URLs: 4 Test: 1
• Sélectionner la semaine Module 4: Documentation, Consent and Confidentiality

  Module 4: Documentation, Consent and Confidentiality

  4.1 Required Pre-Reading: 

  • CNO Practice Guideline - Consent 
  • CNO Practice Guideline - Working with Unregulated Care Providers
  • CNO Practice Standard - Documentation 
  • CNO Practice Standard - Confidentiality and Privacy - Personal Health Information
  • FNIHB Nursing Policy II - 05: Confidentiality
  • FNIHB Nursing Policy II - 08: Documentation Standards 
  • FNIHB Nursing Policy II - 21: Appendix A Circle of Care Disclosure 
  • FNIHB Nursing Policy II - 22: Appendix A Third party disclosure of information 
  • FNIHB Nursing Policy II - 22: Appendix B Law Enforcement Investigations 

  
  4.2 - Lecture Time: 2 hours

  
  4.3 - This module gives Contract Nurses the opportunity to apply theoretical concepts and practice skills to understand the expectations of Contract Nurses when documenting client care.  Clear, comprehensive and accurate documentation is an integral part of safe and effective nursing practice. 

  Topics include: the principles of SOAP documentation, the Contract Nurse's accountability when documenting; and how to maintain security of confidential information.  Contract Nurses will then discuss triage and telemedicine, and discuss components of a high-quality telephone triage system.  They will summarize the essential aspects of good communication required for triage, and identify how language barrier, cultural norms, rules of thumb, cognitive biases and other distractors influence triage decision making. 

  Zones texte et média: 4 Fichiers: 13 URLs: 3 Tests: 2
• Sélectionner la semaine Module 5: Pharmaceuticals in Northern Communities, Controlled Substances Policy and DOT for Tuberculosis treatment

  Module 5: Pharmaceuticals in Northern Communities, Controlled Substances Policy and DOT for Tuberculosis treatment

  5.1 Required Pre-Reading:

  • FNIHB Policy and Procedures on Controlled Substances 
  • CNO Practice Guideline - Directives 
  • CNO Practice Standard - Medication 
  • RESOURCE: Naloxone Injection Guideline
  • RESOURCE: Link - Canadian TB Standards 

  5.2 - Class Time: 1 hour

  
  5.3 - Contract Nurses will examine pharmacological concepts and nursing practices required to safely care for clients in need of pharmacological treatments.  General principles of pharmacology, common drug classifications, principles of medication preparation and administration including drug calculations, and related regulatory competencies are studied.  

  This module provides Contract Nurses with the opportunity to develop calculation skills necessary for the safe administration of medications. Emphasis is on caring for clients on drug therapy, interactions of drugs, psycho/social aspects of drug use, legal control over drugs and health teaching. 

  Contract Nurses will also become more familiar with Drug Formularies for the different Zones, Drug Classification System for prescribing and calculating drug doses for the paediatric population as well as renal dosing. 

  Contract Nurses will become familiar with Direct Observed Therapy (DOT) for the treatment of Active and Latent Tuberculosis, and gain and understanding of the role and responsibilities of the Community Health Nurse in directing this program. 
  

  Zones texte et média: 4 Fichiers: 14 URLs: 2 Test: 1
• Sélectionner la semaine Module 6: Introduction to Laboratory Operations

  Module 6: Introduction to Laboratory Operations

  6.1 Required Pre-Reading: 

  • FNIHB Ontario Region Nursing Manual: 
  • Policy IV-01 - Acknowledging Diagnostic Test Results 
  • Policy IV-02 - Laboratory Procedures - Unregulated Healthcare Workers 
  • Policy IV- 05 - NP- Initiated Laboratory Tests 
  • Policy IV- 06 - RN Initiated Laboratory Tests 
  • Policy IV - 07- Venipuncture
    

  • Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Wi Health Centre - Laboratory Manual 

  6.1.1 COURSE: Transport of Dangerous Goods (PHAC) 

  
  

  6.2 - Class Time: 2.0 hours 
  

  6.3 - Contract Nurses have sound working knowledge of all lab requisitions and how to complete them correctly. They will determine the need for the appropriate laboratory or diagnostic tests and how to processes each test. Contract Nurses will prioritizes specimen processing to ensure accuracy and avoid multiple collections and take steps to ensure that lab and diagnostic equipment are available and operational when needed;  by performing daily/ weekly/ monthly quality assurance testing. 

  Contract Nurses will understand how to perform venipuncture on clients across the lifespan and perform the correct specimen collection appropriate to treatment settings.  They will learn to interpret diagnostic laboratory or diagnostic results and respond appropriately.  Contract Nurses will identify all available point-of-care tests, understand how to provide and interpret the results, in order to guide treatment and management of the patient.  They will demonstrate sound decision-making skills related to lab testing and ongoing screening and lab or diagnostic testing.  Contract Nurses will come to understand scope of practice in relation to all laboratory and diagnostic testing and able to refer and consult as appropriate.  They will take steps to ensure that equipment is available and operational e.g., Glucometer, HemoCue

  Contract Nurses will demonstrate understanding of the following: use of the centrifuge, procedures for Point of Care testing (POCT): Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate; Stat Haemoglobin; Urine HCG; Fecal Occult Blood Testing and Interpretation; Urinalysis, 24 hour urine collection, urine for microbiology; Haematology and Chemistry Specimen Processing.

  Zones texte et média: 4 Fichiers: 14 URLs: 6 Dossier: 1 Test: 1
• Sélectionner la semaine Module 7: Paediatric and Adult Immunizations

  Module 7: Paediatric and Adult Immunizations
  7.1 - Pre-Reading: 

  • 2021 Ontario Immunization Schedule
  • Canadian Immunization Guide
  • Medical Directive - Immunizations
  • Medical Directive - TST
  • Immunization Protocol 2018
    

  
  

  7.2 - Class Time: 1.5 hours
  

  
  

  7.3 - Contract Nurses will review the key parts of a community immunization program and aspects of management, and can evaluate surveillance measures in the event of an outbreak and minimize risk of outbreak.  They will go over the application of current immunization schedules to ensure patient immunization status is up to date. 

  In this module, Contract Nurses will develop a working knowledge of all Biologicals and Vaccine Preventable diseases, and will understand the difference between expected reactions and unexpected reaction. They will learn to provide health teaching to clients and their caregivers. Contract Nurses will have a solid understanding of cold chain and how to operate required storage and monitoring equipment. 

  Upon successful completion of the quiz, Contract Nurses will receive a certificate. 

  Zones texte et média: 4 Fichiers: 18 URLs: 5 Dossier: 1 Test: 1
• Sélectionner la semaine Module 8: Public Health: Communicable Diseases, Sexually Transmitted Infections and Contact Tracing

  Module 8: Public Health: Communicable Diseases, Sexually Transmitted Infections and Contact Tracing
  8.1 - Required Pre-Reading: 

  • FNIHB Clinical Practice Guidelines - Paediatric Guidelines - Chapter 18-1 to 18-25 - Communicable Diseases
    
  • FNIHB Clinical Practice Guidelines Adult Guidelines - Chapter 11 - Communicable Diseases 
  • Canadian Guidelines on Sexually Transmitted Infections

  8.2 - Class Time: 1.25 hours
  

  8.3 - Contract Nurses will discuss a variety of communicable diseases and infections that affect both the adult and paediatric populations, including tuberculosis.  They will learn to perform comprehensive assessments using an organized approach to assess chief complaint, history of present illness, sexual history as required and perform a relevant physical exam to screen for communicable diseases or sexually transmitted infections. 

  Contract Nurses will understand and determine the need for the appropriate diagnostic tests (blood work, or urine/ swab for culture) required to test for communicable diseases and sexually transmitted infections, and learn how to discuss assessment and laboratory findings with the client, recognizing the need and performing contact tracing if necessary. 

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• Sélectionner la semaine Module 9: Neonatal, Well Infant and Well Child Health Assessment and Paediatric Nutrition

  Module 9: Neonatal, Well Infant and Well Child Health Assessment and Paediatric Nutrition
  
  9.2 - Class Time: 1.5 hours
  

  9.3 - Contract Nurses will be able to complete focused assessments, recognize deviations from normal, analyze findings and develop differential diagnoses that can help identify urgent and emergency problems in the otherwise well neonate, infant and child.  they will perform screening assessments for well baby and well child visits, and understand and determine the need for further consultation, screening and diagnostic tests. 

  Contract Nurses will be able to discuss health assessment findings with clients and will be able to make appropriate prevention recommendations. They will also understand family structures, determine how to conduct a family assessment and assessment and assist families in accessing resources to meet health needs of their child. 

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• Sélectionner la semaine Module 13: Chronic Disease Case Management

  Module 13: Chronic Disease Case Management

  13.1 - Required Pre-Reading: 

  • RESOURCE: Hypertension Canada 2017 Guidelines 
  • RESOURCE: Kidney Wise Clinical Toolkit 
  • RESOURCE: Canadian Journal of Diabetes - 2013 Clinical Practice Guidelines (p. S296)
  • RESOURCE: Eating Well with Canada's Food Guide - First Nations, Inuit and Métis 
  • RESOURCE: Dietary Guidelines for the Brazilian Population
  • VIDEO: 23 1/2 Hours: What is the single best thing we can do for our health? (9m18s)

  13.2 - Class Time: 2.0 hours
  
  

  13.3 - Contract Nurses will learn to recognize the deviations/ variations from normal findings, as they relate to the current clinical practice guidelines.  They will help identify potential chronic health problems, and better understand how to routinely manage them .  They will understand and determine the need for the appropriate diagnostic testing, including laboratory and imaging used for screening and prevention, and discuss health assessment findings with clients. 

  Contract Nurses will garner an understanding of common haematologic, endocrine and metabolic conditions such as; Diabetes (Type 1); Diabetes; Anemia (Microcytic, Normocytic, Macrocytic), Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Kidney Disease and Hypertension. They will discuss and demonstrate the diabetic foot assessment (monofilament), as well as the use of screening and monitoring tools. 

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