We are excited to announce that registration is now open for the 2022 RPNAS Annual Meeting. The meeting will be held online via webinar. Click here to register Deadline for registration is Wednesday May 11, at 4 p.m. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. In preparation for …
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Save the Date RPNAS Annual Meeting will be held Thursday, May 12, 2022 via video conference from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Registration will open the week of April 25 and each member will be sent information on how to register, along with an Annual Meeting package. Proposed Bylaw Amendments RPNAS is pleased to present …
The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking feedback from all healthcare providers, patients, and interested stakeholders on their experience so far with virtual care. Saskatchewan quickly adopted new methods to safely connect patients to their doctor or another health care provider two years ago without stepping out their door, through virtual care. Virtual care includes technologies …
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In May 2022, the Registered Psychiatric Nurse of Canada Examination (RPNCE) will transition from the current pencil-and-paper exam to a computer-based exam. What’s new for May 2022 A two-day test window: The RPNCE will now have a two-day test window in January, May and October. Writers will be scheduled by the exam provider, Meazure Learning, …
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RPNAS is excited to announce the publication of the Documentation Guideline for Registered Psychiatric Nurses. This guideline provides direction for RPNs and GPNs on the principles of quality documentation practices. It may also be used by employers of RPNs to review agency documentation policies to ensure the workplace supports standards of RPN practice. You can …
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In follow-up to introductory information provided at the 2021 Annual Meeting, this email is to inform you of the updated requirements to demonstrate your participation in continuing education for maintenance of your registration with RPNAS. The RPNAS is excited to announce the new Career-long Learning Program. New requirement: The new Career-long Learning Program (CLP) will …
The RPNAS has been busy with several initiatives: The RPNAS sent a press release to media outlets in Saskatchewan identifying the critical RPN shortage. Information was based on the Needs Assessment Report. Covid-19 RPN Accountabilities – RPNAS COVID-19 Information – Registered Psychiatric Nurses Association of Saskatchewan You will notice that RPNAS Council has approved a …
The RPNAS sent a press release to media outlets in Saskatchewan identifying the critical RPN shortage. Information was based on the Needs Assessment Report. Please click the image above to view or download a copy of the press release.
To address the need for more RPNs, RPNAS commissioned a research project to determine the supply / demand analysis for RPNs in Saskatchewan. We are pleased to share these results with you. RPNAS continues to work with Government, educational institutions, employers, and other valued stakeholders to recognize the important role of the RPN and the …
Registration renewal is now open for the 2022 registration year (January 1 – December 31, 2022). We apologize for the delay due to technical issues with our database provider. As identified at the RPNAS 2021 Annual Meeting and previous member correspondence, the employer pay option has been discontinued. You will be required to pay for …
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