California § 2834 - The Legislature finds that various and conflicting definitions of the nurse pract
Full text of California Public Contract Code - PCC § 2834 — The Legislature finds that various and conflicting definitions of the nurse pract, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 2834. The Legislature finds that various and conflicting definitions of the nurse pract
The Legislature finds that various and conflicting definitions of the nurse practitioner are being created by state agencies and private organizations within California. The Legislature also finds that the public is harmed by conflicting usage of the title of nurse practitioner and lack of correspondence between use of the title and qualifications of the registered nurse using the title. Therefore, the Legislature finds the public interest served by determination of the legitimate use of the title ânurse practitionerâ by registered nurses.
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