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Staff report: executive‑officer review of requests to allow participants to work with patient access or pass narcotics; policy remains case‑by‑case
Summary
Staff reported that the executive officer is rereviewing IEC recommendations that require participants in the intervention program to return to RN jobs with patient access or controlled‑medication duties, approving some requests and returning others when supporting evidence is lacking.
Board staff reported May 29 that the executive officer (EO) is continuing a review of Intervention Evaluation Committee recommendations that ask permission for intervention participants to return to nursing work that includes patient access or handling controlled medications.
Staff said the EO has approved some IEC requests where the application and evidence supported a return to work with access, and in other cases has returned recommendations to IECs where the EO found insufficient evidence or no safety concern to justify…
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