The CLPNA’s recently updated LPN Practice Decision Making Tool can help determine if it is appropriate for an individual LPN to perform a specific nursing activity. The questions in this tool will support LPNs in thinking critically about their scope of practice.
LPNs will be required to complete the CLPNA module, Protecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct, prior to renewing registration for 2026.
Practice Corner: Does the CLPNA require CPR certification?
Registrants and other stakeholders can contact the CLPNA's Practice Department to receive clarification on LPN practice. In Practice Corner, we’ll share some frequently asked questions and our answers. Find out the answer to this month's question:
Notices for the 2023 CCP audit will be sent by May 3, 2024. To complete this audit, LPNs selected will submit both learning plan and practice hours requirements.
The CLPNA provides ongoing education in a variety of formats to promote the continuing competence of LPNs.
New Micro-Module: Understanding the Difference: Regulator, Association, Union, and Employer
New for Alberta LPNs: the CLPNA's micro module, Understanding the Difference: Regulator, Association, Union, and Employer, gives insight into the unique functions of each organization.
Our returning webinar, What Is a Restricted Activity?, will provide LPNs with information to help them determine which restricted activities they are able to perform.
Register for this webinar to learn more about legal obligations, what needs to be reported and to whom, and the CLPNA documents that can support awareness of the Duty to Report.
LPNs have a professional and ethical responsibility to practice within relevant privacy and confidentiality laws. This webinar will help you understand the laws that may impact practice.
Video Spotlight: Immunization Practice & Regulation
CLPNA Council & Committee Opportunities
Are you an Alberta LPN interested in being a part of the CLPNA Council? We are asking LPN leaders committed to public safety to submit applications for an upcoming term beginning September 1, 2024.
We are accepting applications from LPNs, nurse educators, and others with accreditation and/or program approval experience to serve on the CLPNA's Education Standards Advisory Committee (ESAC).
