Policy & Advocacy for Population Health

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Regulation for Nursing Practice Staff Development Meeting

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Discuss differences between a board of nursing and a professional nurse association

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Identify board members and describe how you become a board member

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Identify a federal regulation and describe how it influences health care

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Identify a state regulation and describe how it influences nursing scope of practice and health care

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Identify a state regulation and describe how it influences Advanced Practice Registered Nurses and health care

Differences between a Board of Nursing and a Professional Nurse Association

Board of Nursing
State Agency: protect and promote the public’s health and welfare
Supervises and Assures: licensed nurses from every level of practice are providing safe and competent care
59 in total: which comprise the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN), an independent, not for profit organization.

Differences between a Board of Nursing and a Professional Nurse Association

Professional Nursing Associations
National/International/State: serve as a united voice for nurses and work actively to empower the profession and advance quality health care through practice, education, advocacy, research and leadership.
Private membership organizations: requiring members to pay dues in order to enjoy the benefits of membership.
Political Advocacy: represent its members in legislative, political and practice matters, and can lobby the legislature and Governor for the interests of its members and the nursing profession.
Professional development: help advance nurses in their career by offering opportunities for continuing education, certification, role-related competencies and educational conferences.

Board Members of Boards of Nurses and Nurses Associations

Individual Boards of Nursing and the National Council of State Boards of Nursing are led by an elected Board of Directors

Most are Nurses, other members may be of other professions

A Delegate Assembly of two representatives from each individual Board of Nursing act as the voting body that governs the National Council of State Boards of Nursing

Convene every year to discuss and vote on business items as well as elect individuals to the National Council of State Boards of Nursing’s Board of Directors

Board Members of Boards of Nurses and Nurses Associations

Nursing Associations are also governed by a Board of Directors but they are elected by members of the association.

The American Nurses Association board members consist of nine individuals. All members are Nurses of varying levels of education.

Idaho State Board of Nursing

Geographic Distribution Academic Credentials Practice Positions Licensure Status of Members of the Board
Board members are divided, approximately half reside in northern Idaho and the other half in southern Idaho. Members are appointed by the Governor 1- MSN 1- APRN 1- Consumer 2- LPN’s 4- RN’s (unknown if ADN or BSN) One chair is listed, the remainder of the board members do not have a title listed. Terms are 4 years. Those that are Nurses must hold an active license in Idaho.

Federal Regulation for Healthcare

Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) publishes its regulations in the daily national "Federal Register".

A "proposed rule" or proposed regulation announces CMS' intent to issue a new regulation or modify an existing regulation.

A proposed regulation beseeches public statements during a comment period.

It sets forth proposed amendments to the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), but does not amend the CFR.

Quarterly Provider Update-Regulations January 1 – March 31, 2019

CODE SUBJECT PUBLICATION DATE PROVIDER TYPE
CMS-9926-P Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; HHS Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters for 2020 1/24/2019 All Providers

CMS-9926-P Proposed Rule

SUMMARY: This proposed rule sets forth payment parameters and

provisions related to the risk adjustment and risk adjustment data

validation programs; cost-sharing parameters; and user fees for

Federally-facilitated Exchanges (FFEs) and State-based Exchanges on the

Federal Platform (SBE-FPs). It proposes changes that would allow

greater flexibility related to the duties and training requirements for

the Navigator program and proposes changes that would provide greater

flexibility for direct enrollment entities, while strengthening program

integrity oversight over those entities. It proposes policies that are

intended to reduce the costs of prescription drugs. It includes

proposed changes to Exchange standards related to eligibility and

enrollment; exemptions; and other related topics.

CMS-9926-P and it’s effects on healthcare

Improve consumers' access to information about health care costs

Increase understanding of potential out-of-pocket costs for various services

Promote consumers' ability to shop for covered services

Idaho State Board of Nursing; RN& APRN Scope of Practice

In accordance to ISBN Regulations and Nurses Practice Act, section 400, p 36, scopes of practice are defined by the Decision Making Model.

The decision-making model is the process by which a licensed nurse evaluates whether a particular act is within the legal scope of that nurse’s practice and determines whether to delegate the performance of a particular nursing task in a given setting. This model applies to all licensure categories permitting active practice, regardless of practice setting. (5-3-03)

Idaho State Board of Nursing; RN& APRN Scope of Practice

Registered Nurse

Section 401, ISBN Regulations

In addition to providing hands-on nursing care, licensed registered nurses work and serve in a broad range of capacities including, but not limited to, regulation, delegation, management, administration, teaching, and case management. Licensed registered nurses, also referred to as registered nurses or as “RNs,” are expected to exercise competency in judgment, decision making, implementation of nursing interventions, delegation of functions or responsibilities, and administration of medications and treatments prescribed by legally authorized persons. (5-3-03)

Advanced Practice RN

Section 320, ISBN Regulations

The Board recognizes advanced practice registered nurse certification organizations that meet criteria as defined by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing. (7-1-13)

The NCSBN utilizes the Consensus Model for APRN Regulation, Licensure, Accreditation, Certification and Education.

Must adhere to individual state practice authority rules

Regulations Influence on Nursing Roles and Delivery of Care

Regulations set forth by State Boards of Nursing confine nurses to work within their level of education or expertise in order to maintain public safety.

Although, as long as regulatory requirements differ from state to state, each state border represents an obstacle to portability—potentially preventing access to professionals and access to care.

Summary

The development of Boards of Nursing was for the purpose of regulating Nursing education, practice, and licensure in order to protect the public’s health and welfare. Understanding the subtle differences between practice authority and scope of practice is crucial.

Nursing associations represent the interest of all licensed and registered nurses. Their purpose is to help the field of nursing advance and to affect positive change for healthcare.

References

American Nurses Association (ANA). (n.d.). About Us. Retrieved from https://www.nursingworld.org/ana/

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). (n.d.). Regulation and Guidance. Retrieved from https://www.cms.gov/

Idaho State Board of Nursing. (n.d.). Rules of the Board. Retrieved from https://ibn.idaho.gov/IBNPortal/AgencyAdditional.a spx?Agency=426&AgencyLinkID=80

National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN). (n.d.). About NCSBN. Retrieved from https://www.ncsbn.org/index.htm

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