Kentucky HB280 modifies health care regulations, including advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) licensing, controlled substance prescribing, and.

Kentucky HB280 amends various health care regulations. It modifies APRN licensing by requiring a Collaborative Agreement for Prescriptive Authority for Controlled Substances (CAPA-CS) for APRNs prescribing controlled substances. After four years of such collaboration, APRNs may apply to be exempt from the CAPA-CS requirement. The bill also allows for the administration of undesignated glucagon in schools for students with severe hypoglycemia or other conditions.

Kentucky HB280 modifies health care regulations, including advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) licensing, controlled substance prescribing, and.

Kentucky HB280 amends various health care regulations. It modifies APRN licensing by requiring a Collaborative Agreement for Prescriptive Authority for Controlled Substances (CAPA-CS) for APRNs prescribing controlled substances. After four years of such collaboration, APRNs may apply to be exempt from the CAPA-CS requirement. The bill also allows for the administration of undesignated glucagon in schools for students with severe hypoglycemia or other conditions.