Nova Scotia College of Nursing

Our core values

This is what guides all of our work

Our values guide, unify and lay a foundation for success that is reflective of our stakeholders and goals as Nova Scotia’s nursing regulator.

Accountability

Being courageous and committed to making evidence-informed decisions.
Being accountable and responsible for the decisions we make.

Transparency

Engaging in a participatory, collaborative and respectful way.
Disseminating clear, relevant and useful information and guidelines.

Integrity

Being truthful, honest and engaging in respectful dialogue.
Performing all activities in a fair and consistent way, precluding bias against anyone.

Agility

Anticipating and responding with an open mind.
Fostering a mindset of collaboration, openness, and innovation.

Relational

Cultivating and sustaining relationships by being respectful, inclusive, genuine and consistent.
Behaving in a manner that encompasses diversity and reflects professionalism.

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a midwife with a patient who is holding her newborn baby in a hospital setting

20 Jan

MRCNS and NSCN Becoming a New Multi-Profession Regulator

In January 2024, the Government notified the Midwifery Regulatory Council of Nova Scotia (MRCNS) and the Nova Scotia College of Nursing (NSCN) they would also be required to amalgamate to create a multi-profession regulator for both the midwifery and nursing professions. Both of these initiatives are expected to take place in June 2026.