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Oregon State Board of Nursing
OSBN Policies & Position Papers
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General Policies
Affirmative Action Plan    
Policymaking Terminology    
Refund Policy-Licensure Fee    
Nursing Practice Policies
Authority to Accept Orders Involuntary Commitment Restraints & Seclusion/NPs
Authorized Orders for Care Licensed Nurse Supervision Restraints & Seclusion/RNs
Biofeedback & Psychology Non-Prescriptive Remedies RN Delegation
Complementary Modalities Nursing Assessment of Death RN/LPNPractice Requirements
Cosmetic/Derma. Procedures Orientation Before License RNs as First Assistants
Data Collection by UAPs Pain Management SANE Scope of Practice
Direct Entry Midwifery Patient Abandonment School Nurse Statement
EMTALA Prescriptive Authority Use Sedation & Anesthesia
Epidural Meds/OB Patients Respirator Fit Testing Transport Team Exception
Infusion Therapy Scope Decision Guide  
Disciplinary Policies
CNAs w/ Chemical Dependency Theft, Fraud & Deception  
Discipline/Dual Licensure Publishing Discipline List  
Law Enforcement Referral    
Lying & Falsification    
Immediate Disc. Sanctions    
Murder, Abuse & Neglect    
NoFault Voluntary Surrender    
Patient Abandonment    
Practice/Performance    
Sexual Misconduct    
Education
CNA1 Training Curriculum NA Skill Steps (as of 5-08)  
CNA1-to-CNA2 Transition NCLEX Accommodations  
CNA2-Acute Care Curriculum Nursing Students to CNAs  
CNA2-Dementia Care Curr.    
CNA2-Restorative Care Curr.    
CNA Exam Accommodations    
Credentials Evaluation    
Critical Shortage Areas    
Individual Re-Entry Plans    
MA Training Curriculum    
 
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