Missouri SB979 modifies provisions for advanced practice registered nurses, including their collaborative practice arrangements and prescriptive.
Missouri SB979 modifies provisions for advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) by altering their collaborative practice arrangements and prescriptive authority. The bill specifies that APRNs must enter into written collaborative practice arrangements with physicians, detailing protocols and standing orders for health care services. It allows APRNs to prescribe controlled substances under certain conditions and outlines exceptions for geographic proximity requirements.
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