Professional Practice Standards definition

Professional Practice Standards means the set of documents that specify the legal and ethical requirements for professional practice; these documents include the Standards of Practice and Essential Competencies for Dietetic Practice, Code of Ethics, practice guidelines, Regulations and Bylaws.

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Examples of Professional Practice Standards in a sentence

• The purpose and function of this Committee is to identify patient care issues or problems including staffing issues and to establish a process by which all interested staff may provide input, make recommendations, propose solutions and participate in validating patient and staffing needs and Professional Practice Standards.

• All student clinic therapists are obligated to follow the Code of Ethics of The Create Institute and the Code of Ethics and Professional Practice Standards and Jurisprudence written by the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario.

• Please refer to Professional Practice Standards and Jurisprudence Manuals established by the CRPO.

• In movements between grades and for progression within the ranges of rates a lecturer's professional practice will be assessed in accordance with the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ University Professional Practice Standards.

• PGO participants are encouraged to utilize the mutually agreed upon Professional Practice Standards document.