Nursing Practice — a citable nursing mind

US nursing practice and licensure compliance: state boards of nursing scope-of-practice rules, NCSBN model regulatory guidance and the Nurse Licensure Compact, CDC infection-control and clinical guidance, and CMS Conditions of Participation for nursing care — grounded exclusively in state board of nursing regulations, ncsbn.org, cdc.gov, and cms.gov. Regulatory and scope-of-practice reference only.

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