New Hampshire § 326-B-29 - Section 326-B:29 Delegation; Circumstances Not Subject to Disciplinary Action by the Board of Nursing.
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§ 326-B-29. Section 326-B:29 Delegation; Circumstances Not Subject to Disciplinary Action by the Board of Nursing.
I. A licensee who delegates or has delegated a specific nursing activity or task in compliance with this chapter shall not be subject to disciplinary action because of the performance of the person to whom the nursing activity or task is or was delegated. II. No person may coerce an RN or an LPN into compromising client safety by requiring the nurse to delegate a nursing activity or task when the nurse determines that it is inappropriate to do so. A licensee shall not be subject to disciplinary action for refusing to delegate or refusing to provide training related to such delegation when the licensee has determined that such delegation may compromise client safety except as provided in RSA 326-B:37, II(h)(2).
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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