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transcript_2022lpp_carmichael-livanos.pdfSite: ncsbn.org
So, at this time, only 2% of Florida physicians practiced in Florida's 30 rural counties. Florida at the time ranked 31st in primary care physicians to patient ratios, and there were 278 primary care shortage areas across the state, which you'll see. We amplified and put on posters and signs across the capital.
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Transcript_2025mym_legislative-update.pdfSite: ncsbn.org
All rights reserved. 2 regulatory freeze. And so regulatory freeze, what is that all about? The regulatory freeze ordered three things. First, propose or issue no rule in any manner until a department or agency head is seated and reviews and approves the rule. Immediately withdraw any rules that have already been sent to the office of the Federal Register or OFR for publication, but have not yet been published.
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UpdatedResearchAgenda_6-6-20.pdf
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NCSBN Research Strategies for FY2020-2022: 1. Identify gaps in scientific evidence around nursing regulatory issues while building on past studies and recent findings to generate new knowledge that supports the work of nursing regulatory bodies and protects the public. 2. Develop robust performance and competency measures that help boards of nursing achieve operational excellence and efficiency in protecting the public. 3.
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transcript_2023mym_legislative-update.pdf
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All rights reserved. 2 anticipate a formal introduction in the coming days. And this year we had robust coalition building efforts with the Alaska Hospital and Healthcare Association, AHA leading the charge. This increased engagement resulted in over 75 organizations signing on in support of NLC legislation in the state.
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Transcript_2026dcm_bailey-bradley.pdf
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All rights reserved. 2 At the federal level, you have different agencies that would regulate this. You have HIPAA for privacy. You have OSHA for workplace safety. You have the FDA for safety, efficacy, and labeling of medical devices and prescription drugs used in the procedures, and then you have the FTC, which protects the consumers from deceptive health claims and enforces truth-in-advertising laws.
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Transcript_2019DCM_Harkreader-DiChiacchio.pdf
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All rights reserved. 2 residential treatment. And so, they've been detoxed and they've been in treatment for quite a while, most of them will step down to an intensive outpatient program. And so when they are ready to sign their monitoring agreement, they could probably start Vivitrol.
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Transcript_2021DCM_nlc-panel.pdf
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So Article 3, Section D, authorizes the party states to take that adverse action against the privilege. Adverse action is defined very broadly and that includes any legally authorized action against a license including the issuance of a cease and desist action by the remote state.
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transcript_2025nclex_bmcclendon.pdf
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All rights reserved. 3 The survey was distributed to nearly 24,000 newly licensed RNs across all jurisdictions using a representative sampling strategy. It was fielded online in April and May of 2024. After accounting for undeliverable emails and disqualified responses, the final response rate was 16.5%.
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Transcript_2023am_cconnolly.pdf
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All rights reserved. 2 Fairman, Patricia D'Antonio, and I, decided to do this study in 2020 because of the so many debates that were happening early on in the COVID pandemic about the shortage of nursing, about temporary licensing for nursing, about trying to move nurses from state to state, and the meaning of licensing that we heard politicians and others think about.
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transcript_2025dcm_pgraham.pdf
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All rights reserved. 2 our evaluees and the people that we treat. But our focus is more on behavior and conduct and character, as you'll see as I go through. So I'd like to talk to you a little bit as well about the process of doing fitness for duty evaluations. I think we're at a point in the field where there's a standardization that's occurring.