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Strategic Outcomes (2021-2026)
Vision, Mission, Goals
VISION: Excellence in Regulation: To ensure the public can expect safe, high quality nursing and midwifery practice in PEI.
MISSION: CRNMPEI is the regulatory body for Registered Nurses (RNs)/ Nurse Practitioners (NPs)/ and Registered Midwives (RMs) in PEI whose purpose is to regulate practice to ensure protection of the public.
Strategic Outcome 1
Public Confidence in Excellent Self-Regulation
The Public can expect and understand that CRNMPEI sets the conditions for registered nurses, nurse practitioners and registered midwives to practice safely, professionally, and with integrity in all domains of practice (clinical practice, education, administration and research). The public can rely on fair, transparent, timely, effective and objective regulatory processes.
The public have confidence in the CRNMPEI to ensure safe, competent, professional nursing practice.
CRNMPEI’s regulatory processes and policies are objective, accessible and fair.
CRNMPEI’s regulatory services and resources enable nurses and midwives to identify and achieve standards for the profession.
Public policy is influenced to ensure that nursing and midwifery practice in PEI aligns with the Registered Nurses Regulations, Midwives Regulations, Standards of Practice, Policies and Practice Directives, as well as best practice.
Strategic Outcome 2
Accountable, Quality Professional Practice
Ethical, competent, and accountable registered nurses, nurse practitioners and midwives practice safely, effectively, and collaboratively, consistent with the Standards of Practice, Competencies and Codes of Ethics. They actively participate in quality learning and improvement initiatives that align with their practice and build continuing competence.
Registered Nurses, Nurse Practitioners and Midwives apply knowledge, skills and judgement to their full scope of practice.
Registered Nurses, Nurse Practitioners and Midwives engage in self-directed professional development and meet the requirements for continuing competence.
Registered Nurses, Nurse Practitioners and Midwives have access to resources to support their professional practice and engage in self-regulation.
Strategic Outcome 3
Collaboration for Public Protection
Collaborative working relationships within regulatory, government and health care sectors are fostered to build effective regulation, public safety, and quality care for the public. The government and key system partners receive input, when requested, from CRNMPEI to inform policy decisions.
Approved Feb 25th 2021 by the Council of CRNMPEI – Revised December 2023