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REGISTERED PSYCHIATRIC NURSE COMPETENCIES

Read more +01 March 2025 By CRPNA in Legislation and Governance, Library, Registered Psychiatric Nurse Entry-Level Competencies

Entry Level Competencies for RPNs 2025 – UPDATED

Read more +01 July 2021 By CRPNA in Library, Registered Psychiatric Nurse Entry-Level Competencies

Prescribing Schedule 1 Drugs and Ordering Diagnostic Tests

STANDARDS OF PRACTICE

Read more +30 November 2024 By CRPNA in Library, Standards of Practice

Standard of Practice Continuing Competence Program

Read more +01 October 2022 By CRPNA in Library, Standards of Practice

Code of Ethics – Standards of Psychiatric Nursing Practice

Read more +01 March 2022 By Della Tufty in Library, Standards of Practice

Registered Psychiatric Nurses in the Provision of Restricted Activities

Read more +01 January 2022 By Della Tufty in Library, Standards of Practice

Registered Psychiatric Nurses Standards of Practice Prescribing Schedule 1 Drugs and Ordering Diagnostic Tests

Read more +01 April 2019 By CRPNA in Library, Standards of Practice

Standard of Maintaining Professional Boundaries and Preventing Sexual Abuse

GUIDELINES

Read more +01 November 2025 By CRPNA in Guidelines, Library

Registered Psychiatric Nurses in Independent Practice – UPDATED

Read more +01 July 2021 By Della Tufty in Guidelines, Library

RPN Prescribing Schedule 1 Drugs and Ordering Diagnostic Tests

Read more +01 March 2020 By CRPNA in Guidelines, Library

Maintaining Professional Boundaries in the Psychiatric Nurse – Client Therapeutic Relationship A Guideline RPN

Read more +01 December 2016 By CRPNA in Guidelines, Library

Charting and Documentation Guideline for RPNs

PRACTICE DIRECTIONS

Read more +01 February 2025 By CRPNA in CRPNA Practice Direction and Positions Statements, Library

Medication Management

Read more +21 July 2024 By CRPNA in CRPNA Practice Direction and Positions Statements

Culturally Safe and Inclusive Practice

Read more +01 May 2024 By CRPNA in CRPNA Practice Direction and Positions Statements, Library

Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID)

Read more +01 November 2023 By CRPNA in CRPNA Practice Direction and Positions Statements, Library

Injectable Aesthetic Therapies

Read more +03 July 2023 By CRPNA in CRPNA Practice Direction and Positions Statements, Library

Telehealth

Read more +14 May 2020 By CRPNA in CRPNA Practice Direction and Positions Statements, Library

Duty to Provide Care

Read more +10 January 2019 By CRPNA in CRPNA Practice Direction and Positions Statements, Library

Regulated Professional Titles

COLLABORATIVE NURSING DOCUMENTS

Read more +01 March 2021 By CRPNA in Collaborative Nursing Documents, Library

Social Media: e-Professionalism Guidance for Nurses

Read more +01 October 2019 By CRPNA in Collaborative Nursing Documents, Library

Collaborative Practice in Nursing

GOVERNANCE DOCUMENTS

Read more +01 November 2024 By Della Tufty in Governance Documents, Library

CRPNA Bylaws

Read more +01 January 2023 By CRPNA in Governance Documents, Library

RPN Restricted Activities From The HPA

Read more +01 January 2016 By CRPNA in Governance Documents, Library

RPN Practice Statement From The HPA

GOVERNANCE DOCUMENTS - External Links)

PRACTICE RESOURCE LINKS (External)

PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS

Read more +01 November 2025 By CRPNA in Library, Publications and Reports

Annual Reports

COLLABORATIVE DOCUMENTS

Read more +19 February 2020 By CRPNA in Collaborative Documents, Library

Guidance Document on the Management of Substance Use Disorder in Acute Care

OTHER RESOURCES

14 September 2021 By CRPNA in Library, Other Resources

Recovery Oriented Language (handout from CMHA)

WEBINARS

Read more +14 September 2021 By CRPNA in Library, Webinars

Collaborative Practice in Nursing Webinar

Read more +04 November 2019 By CRPNA in Library, Webinars

Nurses in Independent Practice Webinar

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