Episode 3: Research on the Public's Perception of Continuing Competence

Regulation Matters: a CLEAR conversation
12/06/2018 21 min Episodio 3
Episode 3: Research on the Public's Perception of Continuing Competence

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Jennifer Best, Practice Consultant with the College of Registered Nurses of Nova Scotia, shares the College's research on the public's perception of continuing competence, including why it's important for regulators to understand this issue and how regulators can use this research in making informed, evidence-based decisions about regulatory policy.
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