A primary care nurse is a nursing professional that works in a primary health care setting. Because they almost primarily work in physicians’ offices, they may also be referred to as office nurses. Primary care nurses must be skilled in a variety of everyday basic nursing procedures.

What does PC stand for in nursing?

p.c.: Abbreviation meaning after meals (from the Latin “post cibum”, after meals).

What do primary health care nurses do?

Nurses working in primary health care are employed in a variety of roles including health promotion and education, treatment and prevention of illness, community development and in a range of settings including community health care, general practice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health services and drug and

Certified Pediatric Nurse. CPN. Calling Party Number. CPN. Community Psychiatric Nurse (UK)