What is jurisprudence?
Science/philosophy of the law as applied to the practice of dietetics
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
What is jurisprudence? | Science/philosophy of the law as applied to the practice of dietetics |
What is the purpose of the HPA? | - To govern all 31 regulated health professions under one act |
What are the 4 things the college is responsible for, being that they are a self-regulated body? | - Registration standards
- Standards of practice
- Code of ethics/conduct
- Continuing competence programs |
What is the purpose of Bill 21? | - For sexual misconduct/abuse
- Creates consistent penalties for all health professionals |
What is the purpose of Bill 46? | - For conflicts of interest between colleges and professional organizations |
What are restricted activities? | - A service/procedure that requires specific professional competence to be safe |
Where do complaints go? | - To the college
- Either dismissed or lead to action |
What is the college's Mission? | To protect Albertans by regulating competent practice |
What is the college's Vision? | Evidence-based practice |
What is the college's Values?
6 | - Integrity
- Support
- Diversity
- Innovation
- Dedication
- Impartial |
What is the legislation for RD's? | HPA |
What are the competencies for RD's? | - Integrated competencies for dietetic education/practice
- Code of ethics
- Standards of practice |
What is a practice statement? aka "Scope of practice" | Describes day-to-day practice of members of a profession |
What are the protected titles? | - Registered dietician
- Registered nutritionist
- Dietician
- Nutritionist
- RD |
What are the 3 routes of entry? | - Standard route
- Labor motility agreement route
- Substantial equivalent route |
What is the standard route of entry? | - Obtains education established by college
- Internship |
What is the labor motility agreement route of entry? | You can be registered if you come from another jurisdiction (province) with equivalent standards |
What is the substantial equivalent route? | You can be registered if you are able to demonstrate to the registration committee that your acquired education and experience are substantially equivalent to the registration requirements |
What is good character and reputation? | - Requires that every applicant provides evidence of good character
- Everything is complete and accurate |
What is Errors and omissions? | - Liability insurance
- For malpractice |
What happens if you dont have E&O? | - Bankruptcy |
What is the financial requirement for liability insurance? | - Not less than 2 million dollars per outcome |
T/F: All new registrants need to complete the jurisprudence module within 5 years | False, all NEW registrants need to complete within first year of registration |
How often do general members need to complete the jurisprudence learning module? | Every 5 years |
What are the components of the practice permit?
6 | - Name of college
- Members name and registration #
- Register category
- Conditions
- Whether member can provide any restricted activities
- Expiry date |
Where must the permit be displayed? | Where they practice |
When does the permit expire? | Every year on March 31st, despite date issued |
When should you finish the permit renewal by? | BEFORE March 31st |
What are the 3 types of registers? | - General
- Temporary
- Courtesy |
What is the general register? | Have met all criteria for registration and can use ALL protected titles |
What is the temporary register? | - Met academic and practical but not passed registration exam YET |
While you're waiting to write your exam, are you able to practice? | Yes, you are able to practice UNDER supervision of an RD |
What is your title when you're practicing under the supervision of an RD (aka temporary register)? | - Dietician
- NOT RD or registered |
What is courtesy registration? | Registered in another jurisdiction but wishes to practice in Alberta temporarily |
What titles can you use during a courtesy registration? | - All titles |
Describe Standard 16 | - Sexual abuse prevention
- Abuse: threatened/attempted conduct in sexual nature
- Misconduct: remarks that would offend or cause humiliation
- Standard 1: Abstain from abuse/misconduct
- Standard 2: does not engage with former patient until 1 year has passed |
How many SoP are there? | 18 |