In order to practice as a registered nurse in British Columbia, a person must have current practicing registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia. Registration is best described as:
1) The least restrictive level of regulation, requiring qualified practitioners to register with a professional body.
2) The most restrictive level of regulation that allows only licensed individuals to perform specific interventions or care.
3) A level of regulation that is granted only to individuals who meet certain educational and practice requirements.
4) A higher level designation indicating professional competency and expertise within a specialty practice area.
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