Standards, Limits, Conditions
An LPN is a nurse who studies from the same body of nursing knowledge as registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses. Their practice is based on a foundational knowledge, critical thinking, critical inquiry and clinical judgment. LPNs graduate from a BCCNM-recognized practical nursing education program based on a standardized curriculum.
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LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES Professional Standards
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