Question 2: What are the credits of nurse qualification certificate for? 1, according to the national regulations, the nurse's license does not need to be re-registered, but if you leave the original hospital, you may have to leave your post as a nurse for a period of time and need to change your practice place or re-register. In this case, you can participate in the continuing education and training of the local personnel education system and get credits. The requirements for credits vary from place to place. For details, please consult the Personnel Education Section of the local Municipal Health Bureau.
2. The nurse's practice license is valid for 5 years. If the nurse's practice registration needs to continue to practice after the expiration of the validity period, it shall apply to the original registration department (provincial health department) for renewal of registration 30 days before the expiration of the validity period.
3, change the place of practice and other registered items, it should be to the original registration department (provincial health department) to apply for change of registration.
4. See the Measures for the Administration of Nurse Practice Registration for details. This file can be searched online.
5. Pharmacies do not need a nurse's license, but a licensed pharmacist's license.
Question 3: What is the nurse credit for? I didn't get enough marks in my first year. Why? Nurses need credits basically for promotion. Of course, they can also learn when they get credits (especially 1 credit). Generally, it takes credits to get a senior title. The titles of nurses are divided into nurse-nurse in charge-nurse in charge-nurse in charge-nurse in charge-nurse in charge-nurse in charge. They have to start preparing credits in the year after they are promoted to primary nursing teachers. 1 credit is 8 points, and class 2 has 6544 credits. Among them, 1 can be obtained by doing problems online, and of course it can also be obtained by studying abroad. Second-class credits are relatively easy and can generally be obtained at the local health bureau. Note: The above is within the scope of Hunan Province, and other places may be different.
Question 4: What is the definition of nurse credits? This credit refers to continuing medical education. In some places, how many points does the nurse license registration require for continuing medical education before registration?
Go to the local health bureau to buy a good doctor's online study card, do problems, and accumulate credits! If it is the first time to register, you don't need credit!
Question 5: Does the nurse's card require credits? Under what circumstances do you need credits? I have credit in Heilongjiang province. Can you use it?
Question 6: What credits do nurses have? According to the Regulations on Continuing Medical Education (Trial) issued by the Ministry of Health on February 28, 2000, continuing medical education is subject to a credit system, and the subjects of continuing medical education participate in continuing medical education activities every year and get no less than 25 credits. The objects of continuing medical education include doctors, nurses and medical technicians. Among them, one needs ten points and the other needs fifteen points.
Therefore, doctors, nurses and other medical personnel need continuing medical education credits every year.
The ways to get credit are:
Hospital internal training can get a small score of 0.5, 1 for continuing education.
You can get a credit card by attending a local medical forum.
Through continuing education and study, apply for payment and apply for a credit card.
If you publish a paper, you can get credit.
Question 7: Do nurses need credits every year? The Ministry of Health's Measures for the Administration of Nurse Practice Registration does not stipulate that nurses need credits at all, but in some places, it is really helpless to decide what to re-register or renew after five years. Who wants you in their charge? But one thing is certain: nurses do not need credits for the first registration. . . In fact, it is the promotion of nurses' titles that should compete for credits. To be more practical, credits are the topic, which has nothing to do with the registration of nurses who are allowed to practice. A bunch of pigs will talk nonsense. . .
The original object of continuing medical education of the Ministry of Health is only for those with intermediate or above medical professional titles. Even if it is expanded to the primary level, it should only reach the primary level (division), and primary nursing (division) is not counted as credits at all. A group of monks simply misread the classics. . . Of course, even if the scope is expanded as mentioned above, if you have been promoted to junior nurse during the five-year registration period, it should only be that junior nurses (teachers) need credits, which has nothing to do with the registration and renewal of nurses? But to take a step back, if it is necessary to renew the registered credits until the expiration of five years, the primary nursing (division) is barely acceptable, but if the primary nursing (division) is not admitted after the expiration of five years, it should not require credits at all. . .
If local registration really requires credits, how can I get them? Let's take a look at the "Implementation Measures for the Administration of Credit Granting of Continuing Medical Education" in this province and the specific provisions of local health departments and units. This place is all self-help, and there is no accuracy. What kind of training, academic lectures, professional lectures, evening classes, correspondence, off-the-job training, online remote counterpart medical nursing education or even publishing papers will do, or pay (only heard of it, never seen it). . .
However, no unit can sign up. Even if you don't go to work, you should find a registered hospital unit to register. . .
Correct your statement: The Ministry of Health hasn't issued a "nurse's practice qualification certificate" since Pangu created the world and the three emperors and five emperors, so you should say "nurse's practice registration" instead of "nurse's practice qualification certificate registration", not to mention the "nurse's professional and technical qualification certificate" (now generally called "nurse's qualification certificate") as a "nurse's practice qualification certificate". . .
Question 8: What are the credits for nurses' continuing education, including skills training organized by the hospital (1), attending seminars inside and outside the hospital and obtaining the education certificate at the venue (1.5-2.0), and the year-end is linked to performance pay.