Board of Registered Nursing: advisory committees.
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Overview
This bill changes how the Board of Registered Nursing forms advisory committees. Currently, the board needs permission from the Department of Consumer Affairs Director to create these committees. This bill removes that requirement, allowing the board to form advisory committees more directly.
Key provisions
- Removes the requirement for the Board of Registered Nursing to obtain permission from the Director of the Department of Consumer Affairs before forming advisory committees.
- Allows the Board to establish advisory committees to advise on the implementation of the Nursing Practice Act.
- Maintains the provision that members of advisory committees receive a per diem and expenses.
Who is affected
- Board of Registered Nursing
- Nursing professionals
- Individuals serving on advisory committees
Notable changes
- Eliminates a procedural step for the Board of Registered Nursing when forming advisory committees.
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