In a medical office, it is difficult for patients to present their complaints about their condition effectively when they are in pain, have a fever, or are embarrassed or anxious.
In the clinic, when patients feel pain, fever, embarrassment, or anxiety, it is difficult to effectively express complaints about their condition.
Complaints about a registered nurse's practices and behaviour may be made by a patient, the public, an employer, another nurse, or any other health care provider.
The Professional Conduct Board determines whether allegations against nurses are substantiated and, if so, whether the evidence amounts to a finding of misconduct, incompetence, incompetence and/or unprofessional conduct. to decide.
You can report concerns directly to your nurse, supervisor, and/or employer to raise concerns, ask questions, and obtain the information you need. You can contact your local Customer Representative/Patient Advocate/Quality of Care Co-Coordinator.
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