Yn ei hanfod, canlyniad y prosiect yw'r cadarnhad bod rhanddeiliaid clinigol ac academaidd ar draws Cymru eisiau i'r rôl band 4 mewn nyrsio gael ei rheoleiddio i ddiogelu'r cyhoedd yn well ac i leihau risg, ynghyd â sicrhau cysondeb o ran safonau proffesiynol ac addysgol. Bydd y dull hwn yn adlewyrchu'r gwaith a wnaed yn GIG Lloegr wrth gyflwyno'u rôl Cydymaith Nyrsio Cofrestredig Band 4. Disgrifiwyd y Cydymaith Nyrsio Cofrestredig fel y model gorau o ehangu mynediad i nyrsio yn Lloegr ac mae'n rhoi cyfle i aelodau newydd, addysgedig o'r gweithlu nyrsio bontio'r bwlch rhwng Gweithwyr Cymorth Gofal Iechyd a Nyrsys Cofrestredig.
A fundamental outcome of the project confirms that clinical and academic stakeholders across Wales want the band 4 role in nursing to be regulated to provide increased public protection and a reduction in risk, along with consistency in terms of professional and educational standards. This approach will mirror work undertaken in NHS England with the introduction of their band 4 Registered Nursing Associate role. The Registered Nursing Associate has been described as the best model of widening access into nursing in England and provides the opportunity for new, educated members of the nursing workforce to bridge the gap between Health Care Support Workers and Registered Nurses.