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Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 11 - ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES (APRN) › Section 60-11-105 - Functions of the advanced practice registered nurse in the role of nurse-midwife

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Each advanced practice registered nurse in the role of
				nurse-midwife shall function in an advanced role through the application of
				advanced skills and knowledge of women's health care through the life span and
				shall be authorized to perform the following:
(a) Provide independent nursing diagnosis, as
			 defined in K.S.A. 65-1113  and amendments thereto, and treatment, as defined in
			 K.S.A. 65-1113  and amendments thereto;
(b) develop and manage the medical plan of
			 care for patients or clients;
(c)
			 provide health care services for which the nurse-midwife is educationally
			 prepared and for which competency has been established and maintained.
			 Educational preparation may include academic coursework, workshops, institutes,
			 and seminars if theory or clinical experience, or both, are included;
(d) in a manner consistent with subsection
			 (c), provide health care for women, focusing on gynecological needs, pregnancy,
			 childbirth, the postpartum period, care of the newborn, and family planning,
			 including indicated partner evaluation, treatment, and referral for infertility
			 and sexually transmitted diseases; and
(e) provide innovation in evidence-based
			 nursing practice based upon advanced clinical expertise, decision making, and
			 leadership skills and serve as a consultant, researcher, and patient advocate
			 for individuals, families, groups, and communities to achieve quality,
			 cost-effective patient outcomes and solutions.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 11 - ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES (APRN) › Section 60-11-106 - Functions of the advanced practice registered nurse; nurse anesthetist

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
The functions that may be performed by any advanced practice
				registered nurse functioning in the advanced role of registered nurse
				anesthetist shall be those functions defined in
				K.S.A.
				65-1158, and amendments
				thereto.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 11 - ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES (APRN) › Section 60-11-107 - Functions of the advanced practice registered nurse in the role of clinical nurse specialist

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Each advanced practice registered nurse in the role of clinical
				nurse specialist shall function in an advanced role to provide evidence-based
				nursing practice within a specialty area focused on specific patients or
				clients, populations, settings, and types of care. Each clinical nurse
				specialist shall be authorized to perform the following:
(a) Provide independent nursing diagnosis, as
			 defined in K.S.A. 65-1113  and amendments thereto, and treatment, as defined in
			 K.S.A. 65-1113  and amendments thereto;
(b) develop and manage the medical plan of
			 care for patients or clients;
(c)
			 provide health care services for which the clinical nurse specialist is
			 educationally prepared and for which competency has been established and
			 maintained. Educational preparation may include academic coursework, workshops,
			 institutes, and seminars if theory or clinical experience, or both, are
			 included;
(d) provide care for
			 specific patients or clients or specific populations, or both, utilizing a
			 broad base of advanced scientific knowledge, nursing theory, and skills in
			 assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating health and nursing care;
			 and
(e) provide innovation in
			 evidence-based nursing practice based upon advanced clinical expertise,
			 decision making, and leadership skills and serve as a consultant, researcher,
			 and patient advocate for individuals, families, groups, and communities to
			 achieve quality, cost-effective patient outcomes and solutions.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 11 - ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES (APRN) › Section 60-11-113 - License renewal

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Advanced
			 practice registered nurse licenses shall be renewed on the same biennial cycle
			 as the cycle for the registered professional nurse licensure renewal, as
			 specified in   K.A.R. 60-3-108.
(b)
			 On and after January 1, 2013, each individual renewing a license shall have
			 completed the required 30 contact hours of approved continuing nursing
			 education (CNE) related to the advanced practice registered nurse role during
			 the most recent prior license period. Proof of completion of 30 contact hours
			 of approved CNE in the advanced practice nurse role may be requested by the
			 board. Contact hours accumulated in excess of the 30-hour requirement shall not
			 be carried over to the next renewal period.
(c) The number of contact hours assigned to
			 any offering that includes a recognized standard curriculum shall be determined
			 by the board.
(d) Any individual
			 attending any offering not previously approved by the board may submit an
			 application for an individual offering approval (IOA). Credit may be given for
			 offerings that the licensee demonstrates as having a relationship to the
			 practice of the advanced practice registered nursing role. Each separate
			 offering shall be approved before the individual submits the license renewal
			 application.
(e) Approval shall not
			 be granted for identical offerings completed within the same license renewal
			 period.
(f) Any individual renewing
			 a license may accumulate 15 contact hours of the required CNE from instructor
			 credit. Each presenter shall receive instructor credit only once for the
			 preparation and presentation of each course. The provider shall issue a
			 certificate listing the number of contact hours earned and clearly identifying
			 the hours as instructor credit.
(g)
			 Fractions of contact hours may be accepted for offerings over 30
			 minutes.
(h) All CNE accumulated
			 for APRN license renewal shall also be applicable to the renewal of the
			 registered professional nurse license.
(i) Any APRN whose initial licensure is
			 before July 1, 2023 may submit evidence of APRN certification to the board upon
			 license renewal.
(j) An APRN shall
			 provide proof of malpractice insurance coverage when renewing the license if
			 the APRN renders professional clinical services, unless the advanced practice
			 registered nurse meets one of the exceptions listed in K.S.A. 65-1130  as
			 amended by 2022 S Sub for HB 2279, sec. 1, and amendments thereto.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 11 - ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES (APRN) › Section 60-11-116 - Reinstatement of inactive or lapsed license

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each nurse
			 anesthetist whose Kansas APRN license is inactive or has lapsed and who wants
			 to obtain a reinstatement of APRN licensure shall meet the same requirements as
			 those in   K.A.R. 60-13-110.
(b) Any
			 nurse practitioner, clinical nurse specialist, or nurse-midwife whose Kansas
			 APRN license is inactive or has lapsed may, within five years of its expiration
			 date, reinstate the license by submitting proof that the individual has met
			 either of the following requirements:
(1)
			 Obtained 30 hours of continuing nursing education related to the advanced
			 practice registered nurse role within the preceding two-year period;
			 or
(2) been licensed in another
			 jurisdiction and, while licensed in that jurisdiction, has accumulated 1,000
			 hours of advanced practice registered nurse practice within the preceding
			 five-year period.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 11 - ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES (APRN) › Section 60-11-118 - Temporary permit to practice

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a)
			 A temporary permit to practice as an advanced practice registered nurse may be
			 issued by the board for a period of not more than 180 days to an applicant for
			 licensure as an advanced practice registered nurse who meets the following
			 requirements:
(1) Was previously licensed in
			 this state; and
(2) is enrolled in
			 a refresher course required by the board for reinstatement of a license that
			 has lapsed for more than five years.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 11 - ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES (APRN) › Section 60-11-119 - Payment of fees

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Payment of fees for advanced practice registered nurses shall
				be as follows:
(a) Initial application for license
							 ........................
.... $50.00
(b) Biennial renewal of license
							 ...........................
...... 55.00
(c) Application for reinstatement of license without
							 temporary permit ............................
...... 75.00
(d) Application for license with temporary permit
							 ..............................................................
.... 100.00
(e) Application for exempt license
							 ....................
...... 50.00
(f) Renewal of exempt license
							 ............................
...... 50.00
(g) Inactive license
							 ...............................................
...... 20.00
(h) Renewal of inactive license
							 ................................
...... 20.00
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 11 - ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES (APRN) › Section 60-11-120 - Expiration dates of licenses; applications

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
The expiration dates of all licenses and applications shall be
				in accordance with
			 	 K.A.R.
				60-3-107  and
				 60-3-108.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 11 - ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES (APRN) › Section 60-11-121 - Exempt license

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) An exempt
			 license shall be granted only to an advanced practice registered nurse who
			 meets these requirements:
(1) Is not regularly
			 engaged as an advanced practice registered nurse in Kansas, but volunteers
			 advanced practice registered nurse services or is a charitable health care
			 provider, as defined by
			 K.S.A.
			 75-6102  and amendments thereto; and
(2)
(A) Has
			 been licensed in Kansas for the five years previous to applying for an exempt
			 license; or
(B) has been licensed,
			 authorized, or certified in another jurisdiction for the five years previous to
			 applying for an exempt license and meets all requirements for endorsement into
			 Kansas.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 12 - CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH TECHNICIANS › Section 60-12-104 - Approval of continuing education offerings

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Approval of licensed mental health technician continuing
				education shall be in accordance with   K.A.R. 60-9-107.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 12 - CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH TECHNICIANS › Section 60-12-105 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Definitions within this article of terms associated with
				licensed mental health technician continuing education shall be in accordance
				with   K.A.R. 60-9-105.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 12 - CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH TECHNICIANS › Section 60-12-106 - License renewal

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each
			 licensee shall submit a renewal application and the renewal fee specified in
			 K.A.R. 60-8-101 no later than December 31 in each even-numbered year.
(b) Any licensed mental health technician may
			 be required to submit proof of completion of 30 contact hours during the most
			 recent prior licensing period. Contact hours accumulated in excess of the
			 30-hour requirement shall not be carried over to the next license renewal
			 period. This proof of completion shall be documented as follows:
(1)
(A) Name
			 of the continuing mental health technician education (CMHTE) offering or
			 college course;
(B) provider name
			 or name of the accrediting organization;
(C) provider number or number of the
			 accrediting organization, if applicable;
(D) offering date; and
(E) number of contact hours; or
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 13 - FEES; REGISTERED NURSE ANESTHETIST › Section 60-13-101 - Payment of fees

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Payment of fees for registered nurse anesthetists shall be as
				follows:
(a)
Initial application for authorization as a registered
						  nurse anesthetist .......................
$75.00
(b)
Biennial renewal of authorization as a registered nurse
						  anesthetist .........................
55.00
(c)
Application for reinstatement of authorization as a
						  registered nurse anesthetist without temporary permit
						  .......................................
60.00
(d)
Application for reinstatement of authorization with
						  temporary permit as a registered nurse anesthetist
						  ................................................
70.00
(e)
Initial application with temporary authorization to
						  practice as a registered nurse anesthetist ..
110.00
(f)
Certified copy of authorization to practice as a
						  registered nurse anesthetist ..........................
20.00
This regulation shall be effective on and after July 1,
				2014.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 13 - FEES; REGISTERED NURSE ANESTHETIST › Section 60-13-102 - Approval procedure

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each
			 institution planning to offer a program in registered nurse anesthesia shall:
(1) notify the board of nursing and supply
			 such information as the board of nursing may request;
(2) employ a qualified nurse anesthetist
			 administrator. The name and qualifications of the administrator of the program
			 shall be submitted to the board of nursing; and
(3) employ a second faculty member.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 13 - FEES; REGISTERED NURSE ANESTHETIST › Section 60-13-103 - School approval requirements

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) In order for a school of nurse anesthesia
			 to be approved by the board of nursing, consideration shall be given as to
			 whether the school meets the requirements in standards I, II, III, IV, and V
			 and the appendix in the "standards for accreditation of nurse anesthesia
			 educational programs," as revised by the council on accreditation of nurse
			 anesthesia educational programs in January 2006 and effective March 1, 2006.
			 These portions are hereby adopted by reference.
(b) An up-to-date list of approved programs
			 shall be prepared and kept by the board.
(c) A program shall not be approved without
			 the formal action of the board.
(d)
(1) A program review shall be conducted by
			 the board at least once every five years, or in conjunction with the council on
			 accreditation review cycles.
(2)
			 The school shall submit to the board of nursing for review a copy of a
			 self-study report documenting compliance with the established
			 standards.
(3) Additional
			 information may be requested by the board of nursing to assess the school's
			 compliance with standards.
(4) An
			 on-site visit to the school of nurse anesthesia may be conducted by the board
			 of nursing if there is reason to believe that the program is in violation of
			 the established standards or if the program is placed on public probation by
			 the council on accreditation.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 13 - FEES; REGISTERED NURSE ANESTHETIST › Section 60-13-104 - Exam approval

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
The content outline of the examination administered by the
				council on certification of nurse anesthetists shall be reviewed and approved
				annually by the board of nursing.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 13 - FEES; REGISTERED NURSE ANESTHETIST › Section 60-13-110 - Reinstatement of inactive or lapsed authorization

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Any nurse
			 anesthetist whose Kansas authorization is inactive or has lapsed may, within
			 five years of its expiration date, reinstate the authorization by submitting
			 proof that the individual has met either of the following requirements:
(1) Obtained 30 hours of continuing nursing
			 education related to nurse anesthesia within the preceding two-year period;
			 or
(2) been authorized in another
			 jurisdiction and, while authorized in that jurisdiction, has accumulated 1,000
			 hours of nurse anesthesia practice within the preceding five-year
			 period.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 13 - FEES; REGISTERED NURSE ANESTHETIST › Section 60-13-112 - License renewal

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each
			 license to practice as a registered nurse anesthetist (RNA) in Kansas shall be
			 subject to the same biennial expiration dates as those specified in
			 K.A.R
			 60-3-108 for the registered professional
			 nurse license in Kansas.
(b) Each
			 individual renewing a license shall have completed the required 30 contact
			 hours of approved continuing nursing education (CNE) related to nurse
			 anesthesia during the most recent prior licensure period. Proof of completion
			 of 30 contact hours of approved CNE in the nurse anesthesia role may be
			 requested by the board. Contact hours accumulated in excess of the 30-hour
			 requirement shall not be carried over to the next renewal period.
(c) The number of contact hours assigned to
			 any offering that includes a recognized standard curriculum shall be determined
			 by the board.
(d) Any individual
			 attending any offering not previously approved by the board may submit an
			 application for an individual offering approval (IOA). Credit may be given for
			 offerings that the licensee demonstrates as having a relationship to the
			 practice of nurse anesthesia. Each separate offering shall be approved before
			 the individual submits the license renewal application.
(e) Approval shall not be granted for
			 identical offerings completed within the same license renewal period.
(f) Any individual renewing a license may
			 accumulate 15 contact hours of the required CNE from instructor credit. Each
			 presenter shall receive instructor credit only once for the preparation and
			 presentation of each course. The provider shall issue a certificate listing the
			 number of contact hours earned and clearly identifying the hours as instructor
			 credit.
(g) Fractions of contact
			 hours may be accepted for offerings over 30 minutes.
(h) All CNE accumulated for RNA license
			 renewal shall also be applicable to the renewal of the registered professional
			 nurse license.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 13 - FEES; REGISTERED NURSE ANESTHETIST › Section 60-13-113 - Approval of registered nurse anesthetist continuing education

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Approval of registered nurse anesthetist continuing education
				shall follow the rules of   K.A.R. 60-9-107.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 15 - PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED NURSING PROCEDURES IN SCHOOL SETTINGS › Section 60-15-101 - Definitions and functions

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a)
			 Each registered professional nurse in a school setting shall be responsible for
			 the nature and quality of all nursing care that a student is given under the
			 direction of the nurse in the school setting. Assessment of the nursing needs,
			 the plan of nursing action, implementation of the plan, and evaluation of the
			 plan shall be considered essential components of professional nursing practice
			 and shall be the responsibility of the registered professional nurse.
(b) In fulfilling nursing care
			 responsibilities, any nurse may perform the following:
(1) Serve as a health advocate for students
			 receiving nursing care;
(2) counsel
			 and teach students, staff, families, and groups about health and
			 illness;
(3) promote health
			 maintenance;
(4) serve as health
			 consultant and a resource to teachers, administrators, and other school staff
			 who are providing students with health services during school attendance hours
			 or extended program hours; and
(5)
			 utilize nursing theories, communication skills, and the teaching-learning
			 process to function as part of the interdisciplinary evaluation team.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 15 - PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED NURSING PROCEDURES IN SCHOOL SETTINGS › Section 60-15-102 - Delegation procedures

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Each registered professional nurse shall maintain the primary
				responsibility for delegating tasks to unlicensed persons. The registered
				professional nurse, after evaluating a licensed practical nurse's competence
				and skill, may decide whether the licensed practical nurse under the direction
				of the registered professional nurse may delegate tasks to unlicensed persons
				in the school setting. Each nurse who delegates nursing tasks or procedures to
				a designated unlicensed person in the school setting shall meet the
				requirements specified in this regulation.
(a) Each registered professional nurse shall
			 perform the following:
(1) Assess each
			 student's nursing care needs;
(2)
			 formulate a plan of care before delegating any nursing task or procedure to an
			 unlicensed person; and
(3)
			 formulate a plan of nursing care for each student who has one or more long-term
			 or chronic health conditions requiring nursing interventions.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 15 - PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED NURSING PROCEDURES IN SCHOOL SETTINGS › Section 60-15-103 - Supervision of delegated tasks or procedures

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Each registered professional or licensed practical nurse shall
				supervise all nursing tasks or procedures delegated to a designated unlicensed
				person in the school setting in accordance with the following conditions.
(a) The registered professional nurse
			 shall determine the degree of supervision required after an assessment of
			 appropriate factors, including the following:
(1) The health status and mental and physical
			 stability of the student receiving the nursing care;
(2) the complexity of the task or procedure
			 to be delegated;
(3) the training
			 and competency of the unlicensed person to whom the task or procedure is to be
			 delegated; and
(4) the proximity
			 and availability of the registered professional nurse to the designated
			 unlicensed person when the selected nursing task or procedure will be
			 performed.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 15 - PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED NURSING PROCEDURES IN SCHOOL SETTINGS › Section 60-15-104 - Medication administration in a school setting

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Any registered professional nurse may delegate the procedure of
				medication administration in a school setting only in accordance with this
				article.
(a) Any registered
			 professional nurse may delegate the procedure of medication administration in a
			 school setting to unlicensed persons if both of the following conditions are
			 met:
(1) The administration of the medication
			 does not require dosage calculation. Measuring a prescribed amount of liquid
			 medication, breaking a scored tablet for administration, or counting
			 carbohydrates for the purpose of determining dosage for insulin administration
			 shall not be considered calculation of the medication dosage.
(2) The nursing care plan requires
			 administration by accepted methods of administration other than those listed in
			 subsection (b).
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 16 - INTRAVENOUS FLUID THERAPY FOR LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE › Section 60-16-101 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Each of the following terms, as used in this article of the
				board's regulations, shall have the meaning specified in this
				regulation:
(a) "Administration of
			 intravenous (IV) fluid therapy" means utilization of the nursing process to
			 deliver the therapeutic infusion or injection of substances through the venous
			 system.
(b) "Admixing" means the
			 addition of a diluent to a medication or a medication to an intravenous
			 solution.
(c) "Calculating" means
			 mathematically determining the flow rate and medication dosages.
(d) "Clock-hour" means 60 continuous
			 minutes.
(e) "Competency
			 examination" means a written examination and demonstration of mastery of
			 clinical components of IV fluid therapy.
(f) "Discontinuing" means stopping the
			 intravenous flow or removing the intravenous access device, or both, based on
			 an authorized order or nursing assessment.
(g) "Evaluating" means analyzing, on an
			 ongoing basis, the monitored patient response to the prescribed IV fluid
			 therapy.
(h) "Initiating" means
			 starting IV fluid therapy based on an authorized order by a licensed
			 individual. Initiating shall include the following:
(1) Assessing the patient;
(2) selecting and preparing
			 materials;
(3) calculating;
			 and
(4) inserting and stabilizing
			 the cannula.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 16 - INTRAVENOUS FLUID THERAPY FOR LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE › Section 60-16-102 - Scope of practice for licensed practical nurse performing intravenous fluid therapy

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) A licensed
			 practical nurse under the supervision of a registered professional nurse may
			 engage in a limited scope of intravenous fluid treatment, including the
			 following:
(1) Monitoring;
(2) maintaining basic fluids;
(3) discontinuing intravenous flow and an
			 intravenous access device not exceeding three inches in length in peripheral
			 sites only; and
(4) changing
			 dressings for intravenous access devices not exceeding three inches in length
			 in peripheral sites only.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 16 - INTRAVENOUS FLUID THERAPY FOR LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE › Section 60-16-103 - Stand-alone course approval procedure; competency examinations; recordkeeping

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each person
			 wanting approval to offer a stand-alone course shall submit a proposal to the
			 board.
The proposal shall contain the following:
(1) The name and qualifications of the
			 coordinator;
(2) the name and
			 qualifications of each faculty member of the course;
(3) the mechanism through which the provider
			 will determine that each licensed practical nurse seeking to take the course
			 meets the admission requirements;
(4) a description of the educational and
			 clinical facilities that will be utilized;
(5) the outlines of the classroom curriculum
			 and the skills curriculum, including time segments. These curricula shall meet
			 the requirements of K.A.R. 60-16-104(b);
(6) the methods of student evaluation that
			 will be used, including a copy of the final written competency examination and
			 the final skills competency examination; and
(7) if applicable, a request for continuing
			 education approval meeting the following requirements:
(A) For each long-term provider, the
			 stand-alone course provider number shall be printed on the certificates and the
			 course roster, along with the long-term provider number; and
(B) for each single program provider, the
			 single program application shall be completed.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 16 - INTRAVENOUS FLUID THERAPY FOR LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE › Section 60-16-104 - Standards for course and program curriculum content

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) The purpose of the intravenous fluid
			 therapy content and stand-alone course shall be to prepare practical nursing
			 students or licensed practical nurses to perform safely and competently the
			 activities as defined in K.A.R. 60-16-102. The course shall be based on the
			 nursing process and current intravenous nursing standards of practice.
(1) Intravenous fluid therapy content
			 provided as part of a practical nursing program's curriculum as specified in
			 K.A.R. 60-2-104 or as a stand-alone course offered by an approved provider
			 shall meet the requirements of this regulation.
(2) Each provider of a stand-alone course
			 shall obtain approval from the board before offering an intravenous fluid
			 therapy course as specified in K.A.R. 60-16-103.
(3) Each provider of a stand-alone course
			 shall submit documentation of the use of the curriculum required in this
			 regulation to the board.
(4) Each
			 practical nursing program administrator wanting to implement the intravenous
			 fluid therapy curriculum as required in this regulation shall submit a major
			 curriculum change form as specified in K.A.R. 60-2-104(g).
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 17 - ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 60-17-101 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) An "advanced
			 nursing education program" may be housed within a part of any of the following
			 organizational units within an academic institution:
(1) A college;
(2) a school;
(3) a division;
(4) a department; or
(5) an academic unit.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 17 - ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 60-17-102 - Requirements for initial approval

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each hospital
			 and agency serving as an affiliating agency and providing facilities for
			 clinical experience shall be licensed or accredited by the appropriate
			 credentialing groups.
(b)
(1) The advanced nursing education program or
			 the institution of which it is a part shall be a legally constituted body. The
			 controlling body shall be responsible for general policy and shall provide the
			 financial support for the advanced nursing education program.
(2) Authority and responsibility for
			 administering the advanced nursing education program shall be vested in the
			 nurse administrator of the advanced nursing education program.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 17 - ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 60-17-103 - Reapproval requirements

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(a) Based on the
			 annual report required by K.A.R. 60-17-109, each advanced nursing education
			 program shall be reviewed for reapproval by the board every two years.
(b) Each advanced nursing
			 education program shall be resurveyed every five to 10 years.
(1) A survey may be conducted if there is
			 consistent evidence indicating deficiencies in meeting requirements.
(2) A survey of each nurse anesthesia program
			 shall be conducted as required by K.A.R. 60-13-103(d)(4).
(3) If the program is accredited by a
			 national nursing accreditation agency, the resurvey visit may be made in
			 coordination with a national nursing accreditation agency visit. Each program
			 without national nursing accreditation shall be resurveyed every five years.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 17 - ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 60-17-104 - Faculty and preceptor qualifications

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(a) Each nurse faculty member shall be
			 licensed as a registered professional nurse in Kansas.
(b) Each preceptor shall be licensed in the
			 state in which the preceptor is currently practicing. Each preceptor shall
			 complete a preceptor orientation that includes information about the
			 pedagogical aspects of the student-preceptor relationship.
(c) For advanced nursing education programs
			 in the role of nurse anesthesia, each nurse faculty member shall have the
			 following academic preparation and experience:
(1) The nurse administrator who is
			 responsible for the development and implementation of the advanced nursing
			 education program shall have had experience in administration or teaching and
			 shall have a graduate degree.
(2)
			 Each nurse faculty member who is assigned the responsibility of a course shall
			 hold a graduate degree.
(3) Each
			 nurse faculty member responsible for clinical instruction shall possess a
			 license as an advanced practice registered nurse and a graduate
			 degree.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 17 - ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 60-17-105 - Curriculum requirements

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(a) The
			 faculty in each advanced nursing education program shall fulfill these
			 requirements:
(1) Identify the competencies of
			 the graduate for each role of advanced nursing practice for which the program
			 provides instruction;
(2) determine
			 the approach and content for learning experiences;
(3) direct clinical instruction as an
			 integral part of the program; and
(4) provide for learning experiences of the
			 depth and scope needed to fulfill the objectives or outcomes of advanced
			 nursing courses.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 17 - ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 60-17-106 - Clinical resources

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(a) Each advanced
			 nursing education program shall have appropriate written contractual agreements
			 with each affiliating agency. Each signed contract shall be kept on file in the
			 advanced nursing education program office.
(b) Clinical learning experiences and sites
			 shall be selected to provide learning opportunities necessary to achieve the
			 advanced nursing education program objectives or outcomes.
(c) Faculty shall facilitate and evaluate
			 student learning experiences in the clinical area.
(d) Preceptors shall be responsible for
			 assessing performance in the clinical setting.
(e) The advanced nursing education program
			 shall provide verification that each agency used for clinical instruction has
			 clinical facilities that are adequate for the number of students served in
			 terms of space, equipment, and other necessary resources, including an adequate
			 number of patients or clients necessary to meet the program objectives or
			 outcomes.
(f) The advanced nursing
			 education program shall contract with an adequate number of appropriate
			 affiliating agencies so that there will be appropriate clinical experiences to
			 meet curriculum objectives or outcomes. The advanced nursing education program
			 faculty shall provide the affiliating agency staff with the organizing
			 curriculum framework and either the objectives or outcomes for that clinical
			 learning experience. A sufficient number and variety of patients representing
			 appropriate age groups shall be available to provide learning experiences to
			 meet curriculum objectives or outcomes. If more than one advanced nursing
			 education program uses the same affiliating agency, each advanced nursing
			 education program shall document the availability of appropriate learning
			 experiences for all of its students.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 17 - ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 60-17-107 - Educational facilities

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(a) Classrooms,
			 laboratories, and conference rooms shall be available at the time needed and
			 shall be adequate in size, number, and type, according to the number of
			 students and the educational purposes for which the rooms are to be used.
(b) The advanced nursing education
			 program shall provide all of the following:
(1) A physical facility that is safe and
			 conducive to learning;
(2) space
			 that is available and adequate in size, amount, and type to provide faculty
			 with privacy in counseling students;
(3) secured space for nursing student
			 records; and
(4) student support
			 services for distance learning if distance learning is provided.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 17 - ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 60-17-108 - Student policies

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Each advanced nursing education program shall have clearly
				defined written policies for all of the following:
(a) Admission, including a requirement that
			 each student in the program must have a current license to practice as a
			 registered professional nurse in the United States or any of its territories;
(b) transfer students;
(c) readmission;
(d) counseling and guidance;
(e) progression criteria;
(f) student representation in faculty
			 governance; and
(g) graduation.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 17 - ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 60-17-109 - Reports

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(a) Each advanced
			 nursing education program shall submit an annual report to the board on or
			 before June 15 of each year, which shall include all of the following data:
(1) Any changes in program policies, the
			 organizing framework for the curriculum, and program objectives or outcomes;
(2) a description of faculty
			 responsibilities for required advanced nursing courses;
(3) the name, license number, academic
			 credentials, employment date, and full-or part-time status of each member of
			 the program faculty;
(4) the name,
			 license number, academic credentials, professional experience, and place of
			 practice for each preceptor;
(5) a
			 description of the nurse administrator's teaching responsibilities;
(6) the name and address of each affiliating
			 agency;
(7) student enrollment,
			 retention, and graduation statistics;
(8) faculty hiring, retention, and separation
			 statistics;
(9) the total number
			 of library holdings and the number of holdings regarding nursing;
(10) for the most recent year, either a list
			 of new library and audiovisual acquisitions or the budget spent on library and
			 audiovisual acquisitions;
(11) a
			 response to the recommendations and requirements identified by the board based
			 on the program's last annual report or the last survey visit; and
(12) any proposed changes to the program.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 17 - ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 60-17-110 - Discontinuing an advanced practice registered nurse program

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Each school terminating its program shall submit, for board
				approval, the school's plan for its currently enrolled students and for
				disposition of its records.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 60 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 17 - ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 60-17-111 - Requirements for advanced practice registered nurse refresher course

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(a)
(1) Each refresher course that prepares
			 advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) who have not been actively engaged
			 in advanced nursing practice for more than five years shall be accredited by
			 the board.
(2) If a formal
			 refresher course is not available, an individualized course may be designed for
			 a nurse. Each individualized course shall be accredited by the education
			 specialist.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 61 - KANSAS BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › Article 1 - SANITARY RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BARBER SHOPS, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND PUBLIC REST ROOMS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH › Section 61-1-1 - When open for inspection

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
All barber shops, schools or colleges, or public rest rooms in connection therewith or any place where barbering is being carried on, shall be open for inspection at any time during business hours to the members of the state board of barber examiners and their deputies, to enable the board to enforce proper observance of the provisions of K.S.A. 65-1808  to 65-1822, inclusive.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 61 - KANSAS BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › Article 1 - SANITARY RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BARBER SHOPS, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND PUBLIC REST ROOMS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH › Section 61-1-2 - Ventilation; water; sanitary condition; disinfection; closing shops

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All barber shops, schools or colleges, and all rest rooms in connection therewith shall be well ventilated, provided with hot and cold running water and kept in a sanitary condition and they shall be efficiently disinfected when ordered by an inspector or the proper health officer. The members of the board shall have power to close shops where, in their judgment, unsanitary conditions exist, until such conditions are abolished.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 61 - KANSAS BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › Article 1 - SANITARY RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BARBER SHOPS, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND PUBLIC REST ROOMS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH › Section 61-1-3 - Water supply; lavatory; waste disposal

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(a) Each barbershop, barber school or barber college within an area which is served by an approved public water supply and sewer system shall be connected to that system, shall have positive pressure on both hot and cold water, and shall have the lavatory drain connected to the approved sewer system.
(b) Each barbershop, barber school or barber college that is within an area which does not have an approved public water or sewer system shall install a closed tank with a spigot or a storage system of water. Waste water from such a barber facility shall be drained into a septic tank-lateral field installation or other private sewerage system approved by the appropriate authority.
(c) A lavatory shall be near each station at which a barber is working.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 61 - KANSAS BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › Article 1 - SANITARY RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BARBER SHOPS, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND PUBLIC REST ROOMS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH › Section 61-1-4 - Expectoration; use of cuspidors prohibited

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
No barber or other person shall expectorate on the floor or in any lavatory of any barber shop, school or college of barbering, or any rest room; or upon any sidewalk adjacent thereto. The use of cuspidors or other receptacles for sputum in any barber shop or other place where barber services are performed is hereby prohibited.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 61 - KANSAS BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › Article 1 - SANITARY RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BARBER SHOPS, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND PUBLIC REST ROOMS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH › Section 61-1-5 - Sterilization of tools and instruments

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All tools and instruments used in performing barber services that come in direct contact with the human head, hair, face, or neck, shall be sterilized by immersion as hereinafter provided. Tools shall be submerged in one of the solutions approved by the board. Tools shall be sterilized as herein provided immediately before use on each separate person served. Containers of adequate size and depth, equipped with an adequate supply of solutions shall be provided for each barber chair in use. All tools and instruments, when not in use, shall be thoroughly cleansed and placed in a dust proof drawer or cabinet where only tools and instruments are kept. No tools or instruments shall be left in an exposed condition on the work stand or other place at any time after use on a patron.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 61 - KANSAS BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › Article 1 - SANITARY RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BARBER SHOPS, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND PUBLIC REST ROOMS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH › Section 61-1-6 - Shaving brushes and mugs; use prohibited

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
The use of shaving mugs and lather brushes, or either of them, in barber shops, schools and colleges of barbering and other places where barber services are performed, is hereby prohibited.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 61 - KANSAS BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › Article 1 - SANITARY RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BARBER SHOPS, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND PUBLIC REST ROOMS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH › Section 61-1-7 through 61-1-12 - Revoked

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Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 61 - KANSAS BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › Article 1 - SANITARY RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BARBER SHOPS, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND PUBLIC REST ROOMS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH › Section 61-1-14 - Mandatory use of neck strips, or towels, sanitary

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
The hair cloth shall never be permitted to come in direct contact with the neck of the patron. Sanitary neck strips or towels must be used at all times necessary to prevent such contacts.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 61 - KANSAS BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › Article 1 - SANITARY RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BARBER SHOPS, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND PUBLIC REST ROOMS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH › Section 61-1-15 - Cleansing hands before serving customer

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Every barber or student shall thoroughly cleanse his or her hands before serving a customer.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 61 - KANSAS BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › Article 1 - SANITARY RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING BARBER SHOPS, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND PUBLIC REST ROOMS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH › Section 61-1-16 - Use of shop for living quarters or business purposes prohibited

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No barber shop, school or college or rest room in connection therewith shall be used for living quarters, or business purposes except for the sale of items related to hair and skin care. If a room or rooms used for residential or non-barbering business purposes are in the same room or rooms or adjacent to a room or rooms used for the practice of barbering, then a solid partition shall separate the premises used for residential or non-barbering business purposes from the barbering area. The partition may contain a door, provided it remains closed except for entering and leaving. A separate outside entrance must be provided for the barber shop.