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NP peer review

The Nurse Practitioner Peer Review involves a review of client documentation by an NP peer assessor, as well as a post-review discussion with the assessor.

The Nurse Practitioner Peer Review involves a review of client documentation by an NP peer assessor, as well as a post-review discussion with the assessor. The purpose of the review is to identify professional development opportunities and provide support and direction as needed for meeting BCCNM nurse practitioner standards and competencies.

At BCCNM, the Quality Assurance Committee oversees the peer review program, and is responsible for deciding the results of each review. 

If you are due for a peer review, BCCNM will notify you by email early in the year (usually January-February). At that time we will let you know what the next steps are to plan for your review. Most NPs will have their first review during their second year of NP practice.

If you have questions about the NP Peer Review, please check the Frequently Asked Questions. You can also contact BCCNM at np-review@bccnm.ca or 604-742-6200.​​​