Colorado § 12-250-121 - Repeal of article - subject to review - definition.

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§ 12-250-121. Repeal of article - subject to review - definition.

(1) This article 250 is repealed, effective September 1, 2029. Before the repeal, the registration of naturopathic doctors is scheduled for review in accordance with section 24-34-104.

(2) (a) In conducting its review, the department shall gather and include in its report information from naturopathic doctors regarding the number of children under two years of age that naturopathic doctors treated, the conditions for which naturopathic doctors treated children under two years of age, and the number and description of any adverse events that occurred in connection with treating children under two years of age. Additionally, the department shall review written collaborative agreements kept on file by naturopathic doctors pursuant to section 12-250-106 (2)(e)(III) and include a summary of those agreements in its report.

(b) As used in this subsection (2), "adverse event" means any harm to a child under two years of age that the treating naturopathic doctor is aware of and that resulted or likely resulted from the naturopathic doctor's care of the child. Reporting an adverse event to the department pursuant to this section does not, alone, constitute grounds for discipline pursuant to section 12-250-113.

Source: L. 2019: Entire title R&RE with relocations, (HB 19-1172), ch. 136, p. 1318, § 1, effective October 1. L. 2020: (1) amended, (HB 20-1212), ch. 228, p. 1113, § 1, effective July 2.

Editor's note: This section is similar to former § 12-37.3-119 as it existed prior to 2019.

ARTICLE 255

Nurses and Nurse Aides

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12-255-101. Short title.

12-255-102. Legislative declaration.

12-255-103. Applicability of common provisions.

12-255-104. Definitions.

12-255-105. State board of nursing created - removal of board members - meetings of board.

12-255-106. Employees - executive administrator.

12-255-107. Powers and duties of the board - rules - definition.

12-255-108. Advisory committee.

12-255-109. Examination.

12-255-110. Requirements for professional nurse licensure.

12-255-111. Requirements for advanced practice registered nurse registration - legislative declaration - advanced practice registry - rules.

12-255-111.5. Requirements for certified midwife licensure - license by endorsement - questionnaire - fees - definition.

12-255-112. Prescriptive authority - advanced practice registered nurses - certified midwives - limits on prescriptions - rules - financial benefit for prescribing prohibited.

12-255-113. Professional liability insurance required - advanced practice registered nurses and certified midwives in independent practice - rules.

12-255-114. Requirements for practical nurse licensure - fees - questionnaire.

12-255-115. Volunteer licensure - fees - questionnaire.

12-255-116. Persons licensed under previous laws.

12-255-117. Temporary licenses and permits.

12-255-118. Approval of educational programs.

12-255-118.5. Approved nurse aide training programs.

12-255-119. Disciplinary procedures of the board - inquiry and hearings panels - mental and physical examinations - definitions - rules.

12-255-120. Grounds for discipline - definitions.

12-255-121. Withholding or denial of license - hearing - definitions.

12-255-122. Inactive license status - reactivation.

12-255-123. Immunity in professional review.

12-255-124. Surrender of license.

12-255-125. Unauthorized practice - penalties.

12-255-126. Injunctive proceedings.

12-255-127. Exclusions.

12-255-128. Prescribing opioid antagonists.

12-255-129. Continuing education - rules.

12-255-130. Peer health assistance or alternative to discipline program - fund - rules.

12-255-131. Delegation of nursing or midwifery tasks - rules.

12-255-132. School nurses - over-the-counter medication.

12-255-133. Licensee duties relating to assistance animals - definitions.

12-255-133.5. Licensee duties related to medical forensic evidence.

12-255-134. Repeal of article - subject to review.

12-255-135. Confidential agreement to limit practice.

12-255-136. Change of name - direction to revisor - repeal. (Repealed)

12-255-137. Delegation of medical-aesthetic services to unlicensed individuals - required disclosures - applicability.

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12-255-201. Nurse aide certification program - department of public health and environment to assist - funding.

12-255-202. Application for certification - fee.

12-255-203. Application for certification by competency evaluation.

12-255-204. Certification by endorsement.

12-255-205. Certification by competency evaluation.

12-255-206. Scope of practice - rules.

12-255-207. Advisory committee.

12-255-208. Medication aides - training - scope of duties - rules.

12-255-209. Grounds for discipline.

12-255-210. Withholding or denial of certification.

12-255-211. Mental and physical competency of nurse aides.

12-255-212. Disciplinary proceedings - hearing officers.

12-255-213. Surrender of certificate.

12-255-214. Exclusions.

12-255-215. Unauthorized practice - penalties.

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Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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