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Medication Administration in the Clinical Setting
The School of Nursing has a dress code that students need to follow in the clinical setting.
Student expectations in clinical related to conduct
ITS support for students at Seneca
Clinical Documentation and Patient Health Records student responsibilities
Understanding the clinical placement requirements.
Outlines the responsibilities of students when completing agency onboarding requirement.
Information regarding HSPnet site selector
Frequently Asked Questions related to Clinical Preparedness Permit (CPP) Requirements
Accessing HSPnet for clinical information
Frequently Asked Questions related to Respirator Mask Fit Testing
Frequently Asked Questions related to Workplace Hazardous Material Information System (WHMIS) certification.
Frequently Asked Questions related to the Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
International students are required to complete a visa and must abide by the deadlines and regulations by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Seneca remains committed to creating a safe space free from harassment and discrimination.
Clinical Placement hours required
Students may, on occasion, become ill or need to be absent from placement.
Severe weather conditions may make it unsafe to be on or travel to/from the clinical placement site. If students feel that road conditions are too poor for travel to or from field placement site, they...
If a student forges a signature or submits false information on any clinical placement documentation (ie: time logs, CPP documents), they will be in violation of Seneca's Academic Integrity policy...
Student performance issues in clinical
This section provide information on Unsafe or Unprofessional clinical practicum.
Religious Observances and clinical placement
Cell phone use in the clinical setting
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