Levels of practice -Registration

Registration Level:

• This is when healthcare professionals have completed their education and training that is accredited by a recognised body, they are qualified and licensed to practice within the scope of their specific profession.

Education and Accreditation:

• Healthcare professionals gain qualifications and licenses after completing accredited education and training recognized by respected bodies.

Skilled Practitioners:

• Possess a wealth of comprehensive, specialized knowledge—both factual and theoretical—with a keen awareness of boundaries within their expertise.

Problem-Solving and Contribution:

• Creatively leverage knowledge to solve problems, make analytical judgments, and actively contribute to both service and self-development.

Role in Care Provision:

• Lead, coordinate, and evaluate evidence-based, personalized, and compassionate care.

Accountability and Autonomy:

• Assume accountability for actions and delegations, demonstrating the ability to work autonomously or as equal partners with diverse professionals.

Management of Complex Care Needs:

• Expertise extends to providing care for individuals with complex mental, physical, cognitive, and behavioral needs, as well as those at the end of life.

Health Promotion and Prevention:

• Make significant contributions to promoting health, protecting well-being, and preventing illness. Empower people to make choices and manage their own care whenever possible.

Supervisory Responsibilities:

• Take charge of supervising students, staff, or training initiatives, underscoring their comprehensive role in the healthcare landscape.