Self and Peer Assessment
The peer assessment must be completed by an RN or an RN who has delegated responsibility and must be familiar with the practice of the nurse. If the manager completes the assessment but is not a RN, another RN must also assess the nurse. NCNZ requires peer assessors to include an example of how you know the nurse being assessed meets the ...
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