CENTRE FOR NURSING STUDIES
BN (COLLABORATIVE) PROGRAM
MEMORANDUM
TO: Year 1 BN Students (Class 2019)FROM: Denise Waterman, Registrar (Room 1132, Telephone 777-8171, email [email protected])
DATE: June 26, 2015
RE: Fall Semester Course Registration
... REGISTRATION
Congratulations on your acceptance to the Bachelor of Nursing (Collaborative) Program at the Centre for Nursing Studies. We look forward to seeing you in September.
This document has been compiled to assist you in the registration for Fall Semester.
Once you receive your Undergraduate Registration Procedure Information from the Office of the Registrar at MUN, please review the registration procedure and the course offerings for the Centre for Nursing Studies. These are the time frames available to you. Do not confuse the Centre for Nursing Studies course offerings with those for MUN School of Nursing. The Campus code is ”Centre for Nursing Studies” for your nursing courses. For non-nursing courses, the Campus code is “St. John’s”.
A Fall Semester Schedule has been enclosed to assist you in registering for your courses. The course registration number (CRN) is listed on the schedule for the lab session. When you register for ONE of the lab sessions, you will automatically be registered for the lecture sessions.
Please note that you are required to register for:
NURS 1002: Anatomy & Physiology I: Consists of two lecture sessions (1 hr 15 min) per week on Monday and Wednesday and ONE lab session (1 hr 50 min) per week. Please note the A & P lab is held at the Medical School, MUN Campus. NURS 1003: Developing Therapeutic Relationships: Consists of two lecture
sessions (1 hr 15 min) per week on Wednesday and Thursday and ONE lab session (1 hr 50 min) per week. The lab for this course is held at the Centre for Nursing Studies.
NURS 1004: Introduction to Nursing: Consists of two lecture sessions (1 hr 15 min) per week on Monday and Thursday. There is no lab linked with this course.
PHIA 1000: Personal Health Information Act. This must be completed before September 14th.
Memo - Registration Information Fall Semester
Year 1 (Class 2019) 2
SAFETY1000: Two components; WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System) and Lab Safety. This must be completed before September 14th and before attending science based labs.
**IMPORTANT** PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULING POINTS
To avoid problems with registration, please register for your courses in the following order: 1) NURS 1002, 2) NURS 1004, 3) NURS 1003, 4) PHIA 1000, 5) SAFETY 1000; 6) BIOC 1430, and 6) ENGL 1080.
NURS 1002 Anatomy Lab and English 1080 are completed on MUN campus. All other course offerings for Fall Semester Year 1 are completed at the Centre for Nursing Studies at Southcott Hall, 100 Forest Road. This includes Biochemistry 1430.
PHIA 1000 and SAFETY 1000 sessions are completed on MUN’s Self-Serve by logging into Desire2Learn (D2L). It may take 24-48 hours following registration to see these courses on D2L.
If not completed previously, you must register for English 1080 and Biochemistry 1430. If you need further clarification or experience trouble with registration, please call the Help Line at the Office of the Registrar at MUN (864-4442, 864-4445) or the Centre For Nursing Studies – Denise Waterman, Registrar - 777-8171, email [email protected] (Please note I will be on vacation from August 3 - 28, 2015 inclusive).
Thank you and have a wonderful summer!
Information Bulletin for Nursing Students
Math Placement Testing
Please read this bulletin carefully
Now that you have been accepted to the BN (Collaborative) Program there is an
academic matter that must be satisfied soon.
In Year 2 you will take a course NURS 2004 Pharmacology and Nutritional Therapies.
An acceptable level of mathematical proficiency is required as a prerequisite to ensure
accuracy in calculating medication dosages in this course. Therefore, one of the
pre-requisites that must be satisfied before you take NURS 2004 (Fall of Year 2) is the
completion of three credits in university level Math, Math N102
or
achievement of a
score of
at least 50
on the Mathematics Placement Test (MPT). If you do not achieve
this score, you must successfully complete Math 102N before taking NURS 2004
Pharmacology and Nutritional Therapies.
What is the MPT?
The MPT is used to determine knowledge of mathematical skills required for entry into
various math courses as well as being a prerequisite for NURS 2004 Pharmacology and
Nutritional Therapies in the Bachelor of Nursing (Collaborative) Program. The MPT
consists of 100 multiple-choice questions, broken down into five questions each, in 20
topics/areas. These topics range across all types of mathematical topics, from
elementary topics to more advanced topics that are currently taught in the provincial
school system. The use of a calculator is not permitted on the MPT. Further
information about the MPT including sample questions can be found at the Mathematics
Department home page
http://www.math.mun.ca/
[click Mathematics Placement Test
(MPT)].
What do I do if I have already done the Math Skills Inventory at the College of the
North Atlantic or have university level Math credits?
If you have completed the Math Skills Inventory at the College of the North Atlantic, and
have received a passing grade, you may be exempt from the MPT. In order to be
exempt you must have an official letter from the instructor at the College of the North
Atlantic sent to the Mathematics department at MUN with the grade, the year and
semester completed and request to have it added to your transcript as a substitute for
the MPT.
If you have already taken 3 credit hours in university mathematics (excluding Statistics
2500) and you achieved at least a 50% in that course you
do not
have to take the MPT.
Proof of completion of the Math course is required. If you have completed the Math
course at another university or college, a transfer credit is required.
When must I take the MPT?
You can take the MPT only once.
MUNSON and CNS students: MPT testing is offered at the beginning of each
semester. N102 is offered at MUN campus during the Fall, Winter, and Spring
semesters. Ensure that you have enough time to obtain the testing and complete
remedial work if necessary.
WRSON students:. To ensure sufficient time to develop the required
mathematical proficiency, should remedial work be necessary, you must complete the
MPT at the start of the Fall Semester in which you are admitted to the nursing program.
N102 is offered in the Spring semester only.
How do I arrange to take the MPT?
Any student who is (conditionally) accepted to the university can register for the MPT in
the same way you register for any other course. If you check the Course Offerings
posted on the web by the Office of the Registrar you will see the available times to write
the MPT (listed as MATH 1MPT). Please take careful note of the date, time and
location of the test as you register. Please note that out-of-province students who did
not write the MPT as a university admission requirement, must write it as a pre-requisite
for NURS 2004.
You can register to take the MPT by visiting the Memorial University Math Department
website at
http://www.math.mun.ca/
please do this as soon as you receive this package.
For students accepted at the Corner Brook site who need to take the MPT, you must
take the MPT that is scheduled for the Tuesday, September 8
th;2:30 – 4:30 p.m. (
the
day before the first day of classes, in the fall semester at Grenfell Campus
)
. Students at
the Corner Brook site who do not meet the pass mark of 50% on the MPT will be able to
complete the course during the Intercession at Grenfell Campus. Further information will
be provided to students during orientation.
How much does the MPT cost?
The MPT is free.
How do I find out the results of the MPT?
All students may also find their MPT score at
http://www.math.mun.ca/
. At the
Mathematics Department home page click Mathematics Placement Test (MPT). There
will be a list of results at the end of the page. Choose the date on which you wrote the
test. In addition, for those students who write the MPT at Grenfell Campus in
September, the grades are also sent to the School of Nursing.
What if the student does not make the pass mark on the MPT?
Students are expected to achieve a score of at least 50 on the MPT to satisfy the
pre-requisite requirement.
If you do not meet the required score on the MPT you must upgrade your mathematical
skills through the Mathematics Skills Program (Mathematics 102N). Mathematics 102N
is a non-credit course that is offered in Fall,
Winter and Spring semesters on St. John’s
Campus; it is offered during intercession at Grenfell Campus. It has a workload and
class time equivalent to a three credit hour course and it carries the same tuition fees as
a three credit hour course. You must successfully complete Math 102N before you
can register for NURS 2004 in Fall semester of year two of the BN (Collaborative)
Program.
Students are strongly encouraged to take Math 102N during the fall semester at St.
John’s sites and intercession at Corner Brook site. However, any student who needs to
take Math 102N as a sixth course in a particular semester should consult the Associate
Dean/Director of your site as soon as you obtain your MPT results.
How much work is involved with Mathematics102N?
The workload is similar to any three credit hour course. The expectation is that each
student taking Mathematics 102N will attend class three times a week (50 minutes each
session) and complete assigned homework.
What happens if I don’t successfully complete Math 102N prior to Year 2 of the
BN (Collaborative) Program?
Failure to successfully complete Math 102N [if needed] prior to N2004 will result in a full
year delay in your progression through the BN (Collaborative) Program.
Updated June 2015
Centre for Nursing Studies
Bachelor of Nursing (Collaborative) Program
Fall Schedule – Year 1 (Class 2019)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
09:00 – 10:50 NURS 1003 009 44097 Lab 09:00 – 10:15 ENGL 1080 032 50620 033 43096 034 42231 (MUN Campus) 08:30 – 10:20 NURS 1002 006 44094 Lab 007 44095 Lab (MUN Campus) 09:00 – 10:50 NURS 1003 013 44105 Lab 09:00 – 10:15 ENGL 1080 032 50620 033 43096 034 42231 (MUN Campus) 08:30 – 10:20 NURS 1002 005 44093 Lab (MUN Campus) 09:00 – 10:50 NURS 1003 010-44099 Lab 017-59697 Lab 11:00 – 12:15 NURS 1002 Lec (all sections) 10:30 – 11:45 ENGL 1080 035 43098 036 43099 (MUN Campus) 11:00-12:50 NURS 1002 008 44096 Lab (MUN Campus) 11:00 – 12:15 NURS 1002 Lec (all sections) 10:30 – 11:45 ENGL 1080 035 43098 036 43099 (MUN Campus) 11:00 – 12:50 NURS 1003 014 44106 Lab 13:30 – 14:45 NURS 1004 Lec 002 49636 003 49638 (both sections) 13:30 – 14:45 NURS 1003 Lec (all sections) 13:00 – 14:15 NURS 1003 Lec (all sections) 15:00 – 15:50 BIOC 1430 002 49550 (all students) 15:00 – 15:50 BIOC 1430 002 49550 (all students) 15:00 – 15:50 BIOC 1430 002 49550 (all students) 14:30 – 15:45 NURS 1004 Lec 002 49636 003 49638 (both sections) 15:00 – 15:50 BIOC 1430 002 49550 (all students)
REMINDER: Register for PHIA 1000-006, CRN 56847, and Safety 1000-081, CRN 57267
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PHIA Training
(Personal Health Information Act)
Register for
PHIA 1000-006, CRN 56847
Complete Track #2 - “
PHIA training for those in direct contact with
personal health information” (45 minute module)
Print a “Record of Achievement” to submit to the Registrar, BN
Program and
keep a photocopy for your records
.
Print an “Oath of Confidentiality”. The “Oath” must be signed by a
Commissioner of Oaths. We have arranged two sessions for this
signing as follows:
o
Monday, September 14
th@ 12:15 – 13:15 in Room TBA
o
Wednesday, September 16
th@ 12:15 – 12:45 in Room TBA
Safety On-Line Training
Register for
Safety 1000-081, CRN 57267
Two components: WHIMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials
Information System) and Lab Safety
Certificates are not provided for on-line training. You can print your
on-line transcript for proof of training. Submit a copy to the Registrar,
BN Program and
keep a photocopy for your records
.
Please keep a copy of all documents with your
Pre-Clinical Placement Booklet.
CENTRE FOR NURSING STUDIES
BN (COLLABORATIVE) PROGRAM
MEMORANDUM
TO: Year 1 Students (Class 2019)FROM: Anne Marie Tracey, Associate Director Lorna Walsh, Year 1 & 2 Coordinator DATE: June 26, 2015
RE: General Guidelines/Information
...
One of our roles is to advise students on matters related to the academic program in nursing. Our offices are located on 11th floor of Southcott Hall, Rooms 1125 and 1121. To help prepare you for your first semester at the Centre for Nursing Studies, please read the following
information and pay particular attention to matters that require action by you. Good luck and congratulations on being accepted into Nursing! We look forward to meeting all of you. 1. Academic Regulations: Memorial University Calendar & CNS Student Handbook
Students should become familiar with the General University Academic Regulations (Undergraduate) and the Nursing Program Academic Standards and Promotions and other regulations. These are available on line at www.mun.ca. As well, the CNS
Student Handbook contains critical information that you will need to refer to on a regular basis. This Handbook will be provided to you in September. It is also available on line at www.centrefornursingstudies.ca.
2. Pre-Clinical Placement Requirements
As indicated in a separate memo, these documents are to be returned by August 24th. Students who do not submit their documents, as outlined in the Pre-Clinical Placement Booklet, will not be permitted to attend clinical learning experiences. This could interfere with subsequent progress in the program.
3 Student Identification
Year 1 students will be required to purchase two items of identification:
a) Photo ID: Photo ID’s will be taken during orientation on Tuesday, September 8th. They are to be purchased at the Centre at a cost of $5 per student. This ID is required for security purposes and must be worn at all times. Payment must be made during Registration.
b)
CNS Name Tag
: This name tag will have the CNS logo, your name and the designation Bachelor of Nursing Student. It must be purchased at the Centre at a cost of $10.General Guidelines/Information
Class 2019 Page 2
An order form for the name tag is included in this package. Completed order forms and payment must be submitted during Registration on September 8th.
4. CNS Parking Permits for the 2015-2016 Academic Year
A limited number of parking permits will be made available to students in each
year/program. A parking permit does not guarantee a parking place. These permits will be valid only for the student parking lot. The cost will be $10 and the permit will be valid from September 2015 – August 2016.
A permit application is included in this package. You will need to provide the vehicle model, color and license plate number before a permit can be issued. Bring this application with you to registration on September 8th. A random draw will occur in September for available permits.
Students are not permitted to park in any areas at the L.A. Miller Centre Site other than the Student Parking Lot. If you park in Staff Parking, 9E, 9C or Visitors’ Parking areas, you will be ticketed by Security.
The Student Parking Lot is situated to the far right of the DVA Pavilion, L.A. Miller Centre.
5. Payment for Photo ID, CNS Nametag CNS Lanyard and Parking Permit
Time has been allotted during the 08:30 – 09:15 Registration session on Tuesday, September 8th for payment of these fees. See separate attachment for more information.
6. Nursing Society Fees
All students are members of the Nursing Society. A $5 Nursing Society Fee will be collected on Tuesday, September 8th from 08:30-09:15. Please note that this fee is different from the Student Union, Canadian Federation of Students’ and the Canadian Nursing Student Association fees which are included with your tuition costs. All students are required to pay this fee.
7. Textbooks
See attached book list or visit the MUN Bookstore Web Site www.bookstore.mun.ca. 8. Lockers
Students will need a locker at Southcott Hall as excess personal items are not permitted in the classrooms during testing and seminar/lab rooms during instruction. Additionally, they cannot be left unattended outside the classrooms, lab rooms, and conference rooms as they create a safety and fire hazard. There is no cost for a locker. Information related to requesting a locker will be provided during orientation.
General Guidelines/Information
Class 2019 Page 3
9. Travel and Vacation Plans (Important Dates, DO NOT book any trips during these times)
a) Students are reminded that final exams for the 2015-2016 academic year are scheduled as follows:
Fall 2015 Examinations begin on Wednesday, December 9th and end on Friday, December 18th.
Supplementary Exams for Fall courses will be held on January 5 or 6, 2016. Classes for the Winter 2016 Semester begin on Thursday, January 7, 2016 b) Year 1 students should note that the three-week Extended Clinical Practice Course
(NURS 1520) is completed after the Winter 2016 Exam schedule. This course runs from April 18 - May 8, 2016.
STUDENTS SHOULD NOT MAKE TRAVEL OR VACATION PLANS THAT CONFLICT WITH THESE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS.
10. Transportation
All nursing courses and Biochemistry will be taken at Southcott Hall, 100 Forest Road in the East End of St. John’s. Non-nursing courses and Nursing 1002 labs will be held on the MUN Campus. Your Fall Semester Schedule has been planned to keep your commuting time between Southcott Hall and the MUN Campus to a minimum.
As students in a nursing program, you also need to be aware of the fact that there will be costs associated with clinical placement. Clinical placements within St. John’s, Mount Pearl and the surrounding areas will mean travel costs for students.
As you progress in the program, out of town clinical placements will result in both travel and living expenses.
11. Lab Coat for Sciences Courses
Students taking Nursing 1002 and science courses with labs will be required to purchase a full-length lab coat to be worn during labs. Clinical lab coats/warm up jackets are not to be used for this purpose.
12. Clinical Dress Code
Students are required to wear a standard clinical uniform consisting of navy blue pants and a white top. Please see “Clinical Dress Code” document included in this package. The uniform is not required for Fall Semester. It is required for Winter Semester.
General Guidelines/Information
Class 2019 Page 4
13. Food Service
Canteen service is available from the cafeteria located on the first floor of the Miller Centre. Vending machines are also available on ground floor of Southcott Hall.
Looking forward to seeing you in September. Have a Safe and Happy Summer.
Anne Marie Tracey
Associate Director
(709) 777-8169
[email protected]
Lorna Walsh
Year 1 & 2 Co-ordinator
(709) 777-8131
[email protected]
CENTRE FOR NURSING STUDIES
BN (COLLABORATIVE) PROGRAM
ORIENTATION
Classroom G06, Ground Floor,
Southcott Hall
Tuesday, September 8
th, 2015
Time
Presenter(s)
Topic
08:30 – 09:15
Registration & Payment of Fees
(Ground Floor
Lobby, Southcott Hall)
Purchase of Picture Ids, Name Tags & CNS
Parking Permits, Nursing Society Fee
09:15 – 10:00
Dr. Kathy Watkins
Director
Anne Marie Tracey
Associate Director
Lorna Walsh
Coordinator Year 1,2
Welcome and Introduction to the BN
(Collaborative) Program
Review of the Program Course Requirements &
Overview of Year 1 Program
Fall Semester Courses & Start Dates for Lectures
and Labs
10:00 – 10:10
Dawn Lanphear
Guidance Counselor
Guidance/Counseling Program
Services Provided
How to Access
10:10 – 10:20
Missy Power
Student Health. MUN
Student Health Services
Immunizations
Follow-up
10:20 – 10:30
Wanda Burke
Marcy Greene
Kelly Power-Kean
Faculty / Nurse
Practitioners
Student Primary Health Care Clinic
Services Provided
How to Access
Hours of Operation
10:30 – 10:45
Coffee Break
10:45 – 11:00
Paula Fifield
Rhonda Young
Clinical Placement
Coordinators
Clinical Courses
Variety of Clinical Placements
Opportunity for Student Input
11:00 – 11:30
Nursing Society
President & other
Nursing Student
Representatives
Student Government
Nursing Society
Charity Ball
CNSA
MUNSU
11:30 – 12:00
Year 2 and 3 Students
Tour of the CNS
12:00 – 12:45
Lunch
12:45 – 13:30
Denise Waterman,
CNS Registrar
Leigh-Ann Kavanagh
Operations Officer
Rhonda Young
Clinical Placement
Coordinator
Program Requirements/Expectations
General Information
Academic Advising
Course Registration
First Aid / CPR
PHIA
Health & Immunization Records
Information Required for Contact Purposes
13:30 – 14:00
Ryan Bennett
Coordinator, Shinerama
Overview of Shinerama Activities
Wednesday, September 9
th, 2015
Time
Presenter(s)
Topic
09:00 – 09:45
Cara Pardy
Fire Inspector, St. John’s
Regional Fire
Department
Fire Safety
(
This session is a pre-clinical requirement for
all students doing clinical placements in Eastern Health.
As such, attendance is mandatory. If you do not attend,
progression in the program may not be possible)
09:45 – 10:30
Michele Power
Faculty
Emergency Preparedness
Disaster Management
(
This session is a pre-clinical
requirement for all students doing clinical placements in
Eastern Health. As such, attendance is mandatory. If you
do not attend, progression in the program may not be
possible)
11:00
Classes Begin
IMPORTANT NOTE
CNS Registration – Tuesday, September 8
th08:30 – 09:15, Room G06, Southcott Hall
Collection of Miscellaneous Fees
The following summarizes the fees to be collected during the 08:30 – 09:15 CNS
Registration Session. Payment may be made by cash or cheque (payable to Centre for
Nursing Studies). If paying by cash, exact change is required.
Photo ID ($5 – required)
CNS Name Tag ($10 – required)
CNS Lanyard ($5 – required)
Nursing Society fee ($5 – required)
CNS Name Pin Request Form
BACHELOR OF NURSING STUDENTS
PRINT the way you want your name to appear on your name pin. Return
this sheet when you pay for your name pin at Registration.
This pin is to be worn at all times in the clinical areas, along with your CNS
photo ID.
NAME
(Please print)
Bring this permit application with you to registration. A limited number of parking
permits will be made available to first year students.
A random draw will occur in
September for available permits.
A parking permit does not guarantee a parking place.
Students are not permitted to park in any areas at the L.A. Miller Centre Site other
than the Student Parking Lot. If you park in Staff Parking, 9E, 9C or Visitors’
Parking areas, you will be ticketed by Security.
The Student Parking Lot is situated to the far right of the DVA Pavilion, L.A. Miller
Centre.
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CENTRE FOR NURSING STUDIES
PARKING PERMIT 2015 - 2016
APPLICATION
(Permit expires August 31, 2016)
NAME:
PRESENT ADDRESS:
MODEL:
COLOR:
LICENSE PLATE NUMBER:
NURSING PROGRAM AND YEAR
BN Year 1
CENTRE FOR NURSING STUDIES
BN (COLLABORATIVE) PROGRAM
Nursing and Core Textbook List – Year 1 (Class 2019)
Fall Semester 2015
Textbooks are to be purchased at the MUN Bookstore, located on the second floor of the
University Centre, Room UC2006. The University Centre is building 11 on the campus map and is in the same general area as the Engineering, Business and Earth Science Buildings.
If you do not have a current MUN Student ID card, then two pieces of identification will be required. Payment by Debit Card, Visa or Mastercard is accepted.
Textbooks for nursing courses offered at the Centre are labeled Centre for Nursing Studies.
Bookstore Hours
The bookstore is open Monday to Friday 08:30 – 16:45 and remains open during the lunch period. The bookstore is closed on Saturday, Sunday and all University holidays.
Extended hours are offered at the beginning of Fall and Winter Semesters. These hours of operation will be posted on their website.
Nursing Textbooks
NURS 1002 - Anatomy and Physiology
Marieb, E. & Hoehn, K. Human Anatomy and Physiology, 10th edition Plus Mastering A & P With Etext –Access Card Package (includes brief atlas of the human body).
Marieb, E. & Smith, L. Human anatomy & physiology laboratory manual, 11th. Edition.
NURS 1003 - Developing Therapeutic Relationships
Arnold and Boggs. Interpersonal Relationships: Professional Communication Skills for Nurses, 7th edition.
Perrin, R. Pocket Guide to APA Style, 5rd edition.
NURS 1004 - Introduction to Nursing
David Gregory, Christy Raymond-Seniuk, Linda Patrick Fundamentals: Perspectives On The Art And Science Of Canadian Nursing, 1st edition.
Carpenito-Moyet, L.J. Handbook of Nursing Diagnosis, 14h edition, Canadian edition. Davis & Logan. Reading Research, 5th ed.
Used Textbooks
If you wish to purchase used textbooks, be careful to ensure that you have the correct edition of the text.
Visit the MUN Bookstore Website www.bookstore.mun.ca for book prices and date of availability. Thank you,
BACHELOR OF NURSING (COLLABORATIVE) PROGRAM
STUDENT INFORMATION FORM
Name: ___________________________________________________ Date of Birth: __________________________
(First) (Middle) (Last) (d/m/yr)
Student Number: _____________________ Health Card Number (i.e., MCP, OHIP): ______________________________ MUN Email Address: ___________________________
Permanent Address: __________________________ Telephone: ______________________________
____________________________________ Postal Code: ______________________________ Local Address: Telephone: ______________________________
____________________________________ Postal Code: ______________________________
Person to be notified in case of emergency:
Name and Relationship:
Address: ____________________________________ Telephone:
1. All nursing students must read the Association of Registered Nurses of Newfoundland and Labrador (ARNNL) document “Requisite Skills and Abilities for Entry-Level Registered Nurse Practice” to determine their ability to meet the requirements of the program. It is the student’s responsibility to disclose any information that may require accommodation during the completion of their program.
https://www.arnnl.ca/sites/default/files/RD_Guidelines_For_Requisite_Skills_And_Abilities.pdf This signature confirms you have read the above document:
Student Signature: _______________________________ Date: __________________________
2. Do you have any allergies?
□
Yes□
No If yes, please list: ___________________________________________________ Students are accountable to inform faculty if they have allergies to any drug and/or material such as penicillin and/or latex.Student Signature: _____________________________________
Date: _____________________________________
The Bachelor of Nursing (Collaborative) Program acknowledges and respects the privacy of individuals. Personal information is collected under the authority of Sections 61 and 62 of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act. This information is used for the purposes of administration and management of the program. Questions about this collection and use of this information may be directed to the Executive Assistant to the Director, at 709-777-8161.
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