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College of Nurses of ntario . Practice Standard: Code of Conduct. 3. Our focus at the College of Nurses of Ontario is to protect the public. One way we do this is by setting and enforcing standards of practice for all nurses in . Ontario. This Code of Conduct is a standard of practice describing the accountabilities all . Ontario nurses have to ...
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