On October 26, 2018 a panel of the Inquiry Committee approved a Consent Agreement between CRNBC and Judy Serdult of Surrey, to remediate practice issues related to over- medication of patients, inadequate documentation, and unprofessional conduct and communication. Specifically, from April to October 2017, the Registrant provided excessive sedative medications to patients, alone or in combination, and failed to document her reasons for the medication administration. She also demonstrated inadequate collaborative practice with peers and did not always communicate in a respectful and non- discriminatory manner.
The Registrant has voluntarily agreed to a suspension and limit on practice and further remedial terms. The period of suspension is four months, after which the Registrant will undertake a learning plan and have a minimum three month period of supervision in the workplace. Remedial terms include a review of medication administration standards, sensitivity and cultural safety training, and review of interdisciplinary collaborative practice and respectful workplace expectations.