What is known about rural nursing in Canada?

A) Personal and professional roles are distinctly separated in rural nursing.
B) New rural nursing programs are now meeting the recruitment needs for Northern nurses.
C) Rural nursing should be regarded as a distinct specialty in Canadian nursing practice.
D) Because of the isolation,interprofessional practice is unrealistic for rural nursing.

Rural Nursing

The practice of nursing in rural or remote areas, often involving unique challenges such as limited resources and access to healthcare services.

Interprofessional Practice

A collaborative approach to healthcare where professionals from different disciplines work together to deliver comprehensive patient care.

Nursing Practice

The acts of caring for patients, which encompass assessment, diagnosis, planning, intervention, and evaluation by nurses.