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Its consultation document on the RN scope of practice, released last month, outlines four options for expanded rotes: amending the current scope of practice to allow RNs to perform activities traditionally outside the scope; nurses undertaking expanded practice activities are credentialled by other organisations; nurses undertaking expanded practice activities are authorised to do so by the Council; and a new scope of practice for those practising in expanded roles.
Where to for RN scope of practice? by Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand
In any given season, there are probably less than 20 credentialled colts in Europe to make stallions, but demand for them is worldwide.
'Don't cover a mare if you need Wikipedia to identify her sire' ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
Lee, 'The credentialled society: a history of New Zealand public school examinations 1871-1990', PhD diss.
Comprehensive post-primary schooling in New Zealand: 1935-1975 by Lee, Gregory; Lee, Howard / History of Education Review
 
 
 
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