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1. Jo-Anne McShane
Clinical Nurse
Emergency Department
Gold Coast Hospital

2. Phones off or silent please
Toilets
Emergency Exits

4. Objectives
• Discuss the changes that National Registration
brings.
• What is CPD?, how many hours do we need to do
each year?
• What is a portfolio? And how can I use it to my
advantage?
• Explore e-portfolios and their implications.
• What are the ANMC competency standards and how
to develop a learning plan?
• How to reflect in 5 easy steps!

5. New Stuff!
• Code of Ethics (2008)
• ANMC Code of Professional Conduct (2008)
• Health Practitioner Regulation National Law
Act 2009
• Australian Health Practitioner Regulation
Agency.
• Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia

6. Australian Governments attempt
to address:
• Long term health reform
to address quality and
safety for patient’s
• Address workforce issues
such as cross border
registration.
National Registration

7. Physiotherapists
Podiatrist
Optometrists
Chiropractors
Pharmacists
Dentists
Psychologists
Osteopaths
Nurses
Midwives
Doctors
National Registration

8. National
Registration
workforce
mobility
education and
training
assessment of
overseas-
trained health
practitioners
improve
accessibility to
services
flexible,
responsive and
sustainable
Australian
health
workforce

9. • Criminal history
• English language requirements
• Professional indemnity
insurance
• Recency of practice
• Continuing professional
development
APHRA new registration standards