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 An Bord Altranais is the regulatory body for the nursing profession.
Its main functions are:

  • to establish and maintain a register of nurses;
  • to provide for the education and training of nurses and student nurses;
  • to inquire into the conduct of  a registered nurse on the grounds of alleged professional misconduct or alleged unfitness to engage in such practice by reason of physical or mental disability;
  • to give guidance to the profession;
  • to manage the Nursing Careers Centre, which was set up in 1998 to facilitate a centralised system of processing and selection of applicants wishing to enter nursing; promote and market nursing as a career; provide careers information to registered nurses and midwives.
 
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Latest News

An Bord Altranais News- Volume 22, No 3 Autumn 2010
8/30/2010 - An Bord Altranais establishes the Divisions of the Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner (RANP) and Registered Advanced Midwife Practitioner (RAMP). You can read this article in full, and catch up on all the latest news from An Bord Altranais in the Autumn 2010 newsletter.
Advanced Nurse Practitioners and Advanced Midwife Practitioners
8/26/2010 - The structures and processes for the newly established regulatory framework for advanced nursing/midwifery practitioners are being developed by An Bord Altranais.