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Understanding Direction
& Delegation
Delegation is the
transfer of responsibility for the performance of an
activity from one person to another with the former
retaining accountability for the process and the outcome.
Direction is the active process of directing,
guiding, monitoring and influencing the outcome of an
individual's practice. Direction is provided directly
when the registered nurse is actually present, observes,
works with and directs the person; direction is provided
indirectly when the registered nurse works in the same
facility or organisation as the supervised person but does
not constantly observe his/her activities. The
registered nurse must be available for reasonable access
i.e. must be available at all times on the premises or
immediately contactable by telephone (in community
settings).
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Direction &
Delegation |
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Guideline :
Delegation of care by a RN to a HCA |
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Guideline :
Responsibilities for direction & delegation of care
to EN's |
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Direction &
Delegation Workbook |
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A Guide for NZNO
members - Obligations in a pandemic or disaster |
For any
further queries regarding Delegation
and Direction
please contact:-
Dianne Barnhill
Nurse Coordinator Post Graduate Education
Level 3, Support Building, Middlemore Hospital
Email:
dianne.barnhill@middlemore.co.nz
Phone : 09 276 0044 Ext 8691
Cell : 021 221 4816 (*3569)
NB Non CMDHB Staff
to send Dianne Barnhill completed workbooks for
assessing. Certificates will be issued for Professional
Development Hours
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