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PRACTICE GUIDELIE Independent Practice
This document describes the College of Nurses of Ontario’s practice expectations for nurses in independent practice. Use this document along with other relevant College practice documents. Bolded terms are defined in the glossary on page 7. For more information, see the references and suggested reading on page 8.
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