Utah § 31b-308.1 - Delegation of nursing care by a responsible caregiver.
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§ 31b-308.1. Delegation of nursing care by a responsible caregiver.
58-31b-308.1. Delegation of nursing care by a responsible caregiver.
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A responsible caregiver may delegate to an unlicensed direct care worker the performance of nursing care for a patient if:
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| (3) | Before an unlicensed direct care worker may perform nursing care delegated under Subsection (2), the responsible caregiver shall train the unlicensed direct care worker to perform the nursing care and verify the unlicensed direct care worker is able to competently perform the nursing care for the patient after training is complete. |
Enacted by Chapter 314, 2020 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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