Relating to Provision of Services.— Quality. In general.—A nursing facility must. Quality assessment and assurance.—A. A State or the Secretary may not. Scope. of services and activities under plan of care.—A nursing facility must provide services and activities to attain. Residents’. assessment.— Requirement.—A nursing facility must. Secretary under subsection. A); uses an instrument. State under subsection (e)(5); and includes the. Certification.— In. Each such assessment must be. Each individual who completes a. Penalty. for falsification.— An individual. Use of independent assessors.—If a. State determines, under a survey under subsection (g) or otherwise. State may require (for a period specified. State) that resident assessments under this paragraph be conducted. State. Frequency.— In. Such an assessment must be conducted— promptly. October 1, 1. 99. October 1, 1. 99. Resident. review.—The nursing facility must examine. Use.—The results of such an assessment. Coordination.—Such assessments shall. State- required preadmission screening program. In addition, a nursing facility shall notify the State. State mental retardation or developmental. Requirements relating to preadmission screening for mentally ill. Except. as provided in clauses (ii) and (iii) of subsection (e)(7)(A), a nursing. January 1, 1. 98. G)(i)) unless the State mental health. State mental. health authority) prior to admission that, because of the physical. G)(ii)) unless the State. List of nurses This is a list of famous nurses in. Sister Dora (1832-1878), British 19th century nurse; Ellen Dougherty (1844-1919), first Registered Nurse. Discover unexpected relationships between famous figures when you explore our famous nurses group. A State mental health authority and a State mental retardation. Provision. of services and activities.— In general.—To the extent needed to. State plan) and emergency. State. The services provided or arranged by the facility must meet. Miss Mary Cochrane RRC. The changing face of student nurse education and training programmes Karen Ousey Karen Ousey is a Research Leader advancing clinical practice, School of Human and. The 20th Century: 1910 to 1919. The North Carolina State Nurse Association successfully lobbied the state legislature to modify the NC Nurse Practice Act to. The American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) is the largest and only full-service national professional membership organization for nurse practitioners (NPs. The Nurses Registration Act of 1919 set up the General Nursing Council, which was established in 1920. The council was required to maintain a register of nurses. Nurse ID Title/Rank First names Surname Age at death Date of death If sponsored and by whom; 1: VAD nursing: Annie: Adamson : 16 April 1918 : 2: VAD nursing: Florence. Qualified persons providing services.—Services described in clauses (i), (ii), (iii), (iv), and (vi) of. A) must be provided by qualified persons in accordance. Required nursing care; facility waivers.— General. With respect to nursing. October 1, 1. 99. To the extent that a facility. State may waive. such requirements with respect to the facility if— the facility. State that the facility has. State. determines that a waiver of the requirement will not endanger the. State finds that, for any such periods in which licensed nursing services. State. agency granting a waiver of such requirements provides notice of the. State long- term care ombudsman (established under section. Older Americans Act of 1. In granting. or renewing a waiver, a State may require the facility to use other. Assumption of waiver authority by secretary.—If the Secretary determines that a State has shown a clear pattern. Secretary shall. assume and exercise the authority of the State to grant waivers. Required. training of nurse aides.— In general.— Except as provided. October. 1, 1. 99. State under subsection (e)(1)(A), and is competent. Offering competency evaluation programs for current employees.—A nursing facility must provide, for individuals used as a nurse. Competency.—The nursing facility must. State, to serve as a nurse aide. State registry established under. A) that the facility believes will include information. Re- training required.—For purposes. A), if, since an individual’s most recent completion. Regular in- service education.—The nursing. Nurse aide defined.—In this paragraph. G)) or a registered. Such term includes an individual who provides such services. Licensed health professional defined.—In this paragraph, the term “licensed health professional” means a physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, physical. Physician. supervision and clinical records.—A nursing. State, under the supervision. Required. social services.—In the case of a nursing. Information. on nurse staffing.— In general.—A nursing facility shall. Publication of data.—A nursing facility. A). Requirements. Relating to Residents’ Rights.— General. Specified rights.—A nursing facility. Free. choice. The right to choose a personal attending. Free. from restraints.—The right to be free. Restraints may only be imposed— to ensure. Secretary until such an. Privacy.—The right to privacy with. Confidentiality.—The right to confidentiality of personal and clinical records. Accommodation. of needs.—The right— to reside. Grievances.—The right to voice grievances with respect to treatment or care. Participation in resident and family groups.—The right of the resident to organize and participate in resident. Participation in other activities.—The right of the resident to participate in social, religious, and. Examination. of survey results.—The right to examine. Secretary or a State with respect to. Refusal. of certain transfers.—The right to refuse. XVIII). to a portion of the facility that is such a skilled nursing facility. Other. rights.—Any other right established by. Secretary. Clause (iii) shall not be construed as requiring the provision. A resident’s exercise of a right to refuse. State’s. entitlement to Federal medical assistance under this title with respect. Notice of rights.—A nursing facility. B); make available. State developed under subsection. B)) that are included. State plan and for which the. I) and of changes. XVIII or by the facility’s. The written description of legal rights under this subparagraph. State survey and certification agency respecting resident abuse. Rights of incompetent residents.—In. State. the rights of the resident under this title shall devolve upon, and. State law to act on the. Use of psychopharmacologic drugs.— Psychopharmacologic drugs may be administered only on the orders. Transfer. and discharge rights.—In general.—A nursing facility must. XVIII on the resident’s. In each of the cases described in clauses (i) through (iv). In the cases described in clauses. For purposes of clause (v), in the case. Pre- transfer and pre- discharge notice.— In. Before effecting a transfer. A)), and include. Timing. of notice.—The notice under clause (i)(I). A); in a. case described in clause (ii) of subparagraph (A), where the resident’s. A), where a more immediate. In the case of such exceptions, notice must be given as many. Items included in notice.—Each notice. October 1, 1. 98. State process established under subsection (e)(3); the. State long- term. III or VII of the Older Americans. Act of 1. 96. 5. Orientation.—A nursing facility must. Notice on bed- hold policy and readmission.— Notice. Before a resident of. State plan under this title regarding the period (if any) during. State plan to return. Notice. upon transfer.—At the time of transfer. Permitting resident to return.—A nursing. State plan, who. is transferred from the facility for hospitalization or therapeutic. State plan for the holding of a bed in the facility for the resident,will be permitted to be readmitted to the facility immediately. Information respecting advance directives.—A nursing facility must comply with the requirement of section 1. Continuing rights in case of voluntary withdrawal from participation.— In. In the case of a nursing facility. State plan under. Nothing in this subparagraph shall be construed as affecting. State or the Secretary, or both, of. Information. for new residents.—The information described. The facility. is not participating in the program under this title with respect. Continuation of payments and oversight authority.—Notwithstanding any other provision of this title, with respect. I), a participation agreement. State plan for purposes of— receiving. State plan for nursing facility services provided. No. application to new residents.—This paragraph. III) of clause (i)) shall not apply to an individual. Access. and visitation rights.—A nursing facility. Secretary, by. any representative of the State, by an ombudsman or agency described. II), (III), or (IV) of paragraph (2)(B)(iii), or by. State ombudsman (described in paragraph (2)(B)(iii)(II)), with. State law, to examine a resident’s clinical. In general.—A nursing facility must. State plan for all individuals regardless of source of payment. Construction.— Nothing. Subparagraph (A) shall not be construed as prohibiting a nursing. B) describing such charges. No. additional services required.—Subparagraph. A) shall not be construed as requiring a State to offer additional. State plan. Admissions. Policy.— Admissions.—With respect to admissions. XVIII, (II) subject. B)(v), not require oral or written assurance that. XVIII, and (III) prominently display in. State plan under. Construction.— No. Subparagraph. (A) shall not be construed as preventing States or political subdivisions. State or local law, the discrimination. State plan with respect to admissions practices of nursing facilities. Contracts. with legal representatives.—Subparagraph. A)(ii) shall not be construed as preventing a facility from requiring. Charges for additional services requested.—Subparagraph (A)(iii) shall not be construed as preventing a. State plan, for items or services the resident has requested. State plan as included. Bona. fide contributions.—Subparagraph (A)(iii). Treament. of continuing care retirement communities admission contracts.—Notwithstanding subclause (II) of subparagraph (A)(i), subject. State. licensed, registered, certified, or equivalent continuing care retirement. Protection. of resident funds.— In general.—The nursing facility— may not require. Management of personal funds.—Upon. A)(ii), the. facility must manage and account for the personal funds of the resident. Deposit.—The facility must deposit any amount of personal funds in excess. With respect to any other personal funds, the facility. Accounting. and records.—The facility must assure. Notice of certain balances.—The facility. State. plan under title XIX when the amount in the resident’s account. B) and the fact that if the amount in the account (in addition to the. XVI. Conveyance. upon death.— Upon the death of a resident. Assurance of financial security.—The. Secretary, to assure the security of all personal. Limitation on charges to personal funds.—The facility may not impose a charge against the personal funds of. XVIII. Limitation. In general.—A nursing facility may. State under its plan under.
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