Professional Conduct Review

Professional Conduct Review (PCR), in accordance with the Licensed Practical Nurses Act (2005) and Regulations (2011), is the process that CLPNNL uses to manage allegations it receives about the practice and/or conduct of licensed practical nurses (LPNs) that may:

1. affect the safety of the public;
2. damage the public's trust in the profession; and/or
3. negatively impact the integrity of the profession.

Once we receive a signed letter of allegation that outlines the issue/concern pertaining to the conduct of a LPN the PCR process begins. The nature of the concerns and the assessment of the risk to the public determine how an allegation moves through the PCR process.