PNCC Sample Clauses

PNCC. 5 The PNCC shall appoint two (2) registered nurses from the bargaining unit 6 (who may be members of the PNCC) to be regular members of the Hospital 7 Safety Committee, or any other employee or joint management/employee 8 committee concerned with employee or patient safety issues arising in the 9 Hospital.
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PNCC. 7 The parties reiterate their mutual commitment to quality safe patient care. In a joint 9 continuing education, a committee shall be established and shall meet to examine 10 and formulate recommendations regarding education, staff development, 11 distribution of housewide education funds, and recognition, as well as obtaining and 12 maintaining specialty certifications of RN staff.
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PNCC. 27 The parties reiterate their mutual commitment to quality safe patient care. In a joint 28 effort to assure optimal nursing care and maintain professional standards and 29 continuing education, a committee shall be established and shall meet to examine and 30 formulate recommendations regarding nursing practice, including patient load, patient 31 assignment, work intensity, magnet status recognition, orientation and others that may 32 arise: Provided that, there should be the attempt to resolve such issues at the unit level 33 in the first instance whenever possible. No contract negotiations shall occur and no 34 grievances shall be discussed, except grievances which raise or involve such nurse 1 practice issues. The PNCC Charter and meeting minutes shall be maintained 2 electronically.
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PNCC. The parties reiterate their mutual commitment to quality safe patient care. In a joint effort to assure optimal nursing care and maintain professional standards and continuing education, a committee shall be established and shall meet to examine and formulate recommendations regarding nursing practice, including patient load, patient assignment, work intensity, magnet status recognition, orientation and others that may arise: Provided that, there should be the attempt to resolve such issues at the unit level in the first instance whenever possible. No contract negotiations shall occur and no grievances shall be discussed, except grievances which raise or involve such nurse practice issues. The PNCC Charter and meeting minutes shall be maintained electronically. TA 12/5/14 A. The Association shall appoint four (4) nurses from the Bargaining Unit. The Hospital shall designate four (4) members, one of whom shall be the Chief Nursing Officer, or such other person(s) as may be designated by Nursing Administration. B. The committee shall normally meet at least once a month to accomplish its assignment, and otherwise as mutually scheduled. An agenda shall be prepared in advance. Normally meetings will last one (1) to two (2) hours. C. Bargaining unit nurses who are committee members shall be released from work duties whenever possible and paid up to two (2) straight-time hours per month for attendance at committee meetings and committee related work, unless otherwise approved by the Hospital. TA 12/8/14 D. Upon request by the committee, the Association and Hospital will supply relevant, non-confidential information and records necessary in each party's judgment, to fulfill the committee's goals. E. If, after exploring alternatives, a mutually agreeable solution is reached by the committee members, such shall be implemented by the Hospital. F. Minutes for each meeting shall be prepared and furnished to members of the committee, Hospital, and Association. G. This committee shall have no authority to erode management rights under Article 3. H. The Hospital will install a box for nurses to place questions, comments or other communications to the PNCC. TA 12/5/14
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PNCC. Proposed increasing the membership of this committee to one nurse from each department or sub-department (17.2) Agree in theory, more discussion needed Still open
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PNCC. The parties reiterate their mutual commitment to quality safe patient care. In a joint effort to assure optimal nursing care and maintain professional standards and continuing education, a committee shall be established and shall meet to examine and formulate recommendations regarding education, staff development, and recognition, as well as obtaining and maintaining specialty certifications of RN staff. A. The Association shall appoint four (4) nurses from the Bargaining Unit. The Hospital shall designate four (4) members, one of whom shall be the Chief Nursing Officer, or such other person(s) as may be designated by Nursing Administration. B. The committee shall normally meet at least quarterly to accomplish its assignment, and otherwise as mutually scheduled. An agenda shall be prepared in advance. Normally meetings will last one (1) to two (2) hours. C. Bargaining unit nurses who are committee members shall be released from work duties whenever possible and paid up to two (2) straight-time hours per month for attendance at committee meetings and committee related work, unless otherwise approved by the Hospital. D. Upon request by the committee, the Association and Hospital will supply relevant, non-confidential information and records necessary in each party's judgment, to fulfill the committee's goals. E. If, after exploring alternatives, a mutually agreeable solution is reached by the committee members, such shall be implemented by the Hospital. F. The committee charter, meeting minutes and documents regarding usage of educational funds shall be maintained on the Hospital intranet. G. This committee shall have no authority to erode management rights under Article 3.
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