Common use of Professional Practice Committee Clause in Contracts

Professional Practice Committee. The Professional Practice committee shall serve as a hub for information and coordination of other nursing committees. Participation in these committees shall be voluntary. A Nurse Professional Practice Committee will be established and serve as an advisory committee. The Committee will appoint by vote, co-chairs consisting of two (2) staff nurses. There will be one (1) member of nursing leadership assigned as an advisor. The primary goal of the Professional Practice Committee is to advance nursing practice at CPH by the use of peer reviewed evidence in formulating practice recommendations. The Professional Practice committee will assist in developing, evaluating, reviewing and revising policies, procedures, and standards of care related to professional nursing. This shall incorporate evidence based research findings as well as best practices and reflect interdisciplinary collaboration as appropriate. The Professional Practice committee shall propose solutions and provide involvement from nursing staff for matters related to patient care issues, nursing policies, staffing issues or other areas of concern. The committee will establish a process by which nursing practice issues and solutions will be addressed and communicated to nursing staff members, nursing leadership, and hospital administration.

Professional Practice Committee. The Professional Practice committee shall serve as a hub for information and coordination of other nursing committees. Participation in these committees shall be voluntary. A Nurse Professional Practice Committee will be established and serve as an advisory committee. The Committee will appoint by vote, co-chairs consisting of two (2) staff nurses. There will be one (1) member of nursing leadership assigned as an advisor. The primary goal of the Professional Practice Committee is to advance nursing practice at CPH by the use of peer reviewed evidence in formulating practice recommendations. The Professional Practice committee will assist in developing, evaluating, reviewing and revising policies, procedures, and standards of care related to professional nursing. This shall incorporate evidence based research findings as well as best practices and reflect interdisciplinary collaboration interdisciplinarycollaboration as appropriate. The Professional Practice committee shall propose solutions and provide involvement from nursing staff for matters related to patient care issues, nursing policies, staffing issues or other areas of concern. The committee will establish a process by which nursing practice issues and solutions will be addressed and communicated to nursing staff members, nursing leadership, and hospital administration.

Professional Practice Committee. The Professional Practice committee shall serve as a hub for information and coordination of other nursing committees. Participation in these committees shall be voluntary. A Nurse Professional Practice Committee will be established and serve as an advisory committee. This will ideally consist of at least one staff nurse from all clinical and non-clinical areas. The Committee will appoint by vote, co-chairs consisting of two (2) staff nurses. There will be one (1) member of nursing leadership assigned as an advisor. The primary goal of the Professional Practice Committee is to advance nursing practice at CPH by the use of peer reviewed evidence in formulating practice recommendations. The Professional Practice committee will assist in developing, evaluating, reviewing and revising policies, procedures, and standards of care related to professional nursing. This shall incorporate evidence based research findings as well as best practices and reflect interdisciplinary collaboration as appropriate. The Professional Practice committee shall propose solutions and provide involvement from nursing staff for matters related to patient care issues, nursing policies, staffing issues or other areas of concern. The committee will establish a process by which nursing practice issues and solutions will be addressed and communicated to nursing staff members, nursing leadership, and hospital administration.