Compliance with state-specific nursing regulations can be complex and ever-changing—especially for organizations operating across multiple states. This interactive roundtable will explore the challenges and best practices in understanding, managing, and meeting state nursing requirements. Participants will share experiences and strategies for addressing licensure portability, scope of practice variations, documentation standards, and ongoing education mandates.
Join this collaborative discussion to compare approaches, identify common barriers, and develop solutions that support both compliance and operational efficiency. Whether you oversee clinical staff, manage compliance programs, or handle credentialing, this session offers a practical forum to exchange ideas and gain insights into navigating the evolving landscape of nursing regulation.
Identify state-specific nursing and home health regulatory requirements, including when a home health agency (HHA) license is required and when nursing services may be provided under alternative state regulatory frameworks.
Describe state requirements related to Plans of Treatment (POT/POC) and physician orders, including circumstances in which an in-state licensed physician is required to sign nursing orders for services delivered in the home.
Apply compliant oversight practices when specialty pharmacies utilize external nursing staffing agencies, including credentialing, vetting, and documentation controls to reduce regulatory and licensure risk.
