TORONTO — Ontario’s nursing college can now start allowing internationally educated nurses to practise while they work toward full registration, which the…
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It comes as hospitals across the province have been forced to close emergency rooms for hours or days at a time in recent months due to nursing staff shortages — particularly in the summer — and emergency rooms report large patient volumes and long wait times, delaying and reducing ambulance availability.Article content
The college has said the changes could potentially help the 5,970 active international applicants currently living in Ontario.
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