Approved written scope of practice guidelines means specific statements developed by a physician or the medical staff and a physician assistant that establish physician delegation for medical aspects of care, including the prescription of medications.
Approved written scope of practice guidelines means specific statements developed by a physician or the medical staff and a physician assistant that establish physician delegation for medical aspects of care, including the prescription of medications a written or electronic agreement developed by a PA and a physician or medical staff who agrees to work with and support the PA. The scope of practice must establish the medical aspects of care to be provided by the PA, including the prescribing of medications and must contain mechanisms that allow the physician to ensure that quality of care and patient safety is maintained in accordance with state and federal laws, as well as all applicable rules and regulations of the Board of Medical Examiners.
Approved written scope of practice guidelines means specific statements developed by a physician or the medical staff and a physician assistantPA who possesses fewer than six thousand hours of post graduate clinical practice experience as a licensed PA or who possesses more than six thousand hours of post graduate clinical experience as a licensed PA, but with fewer than one thousand hours of practice experience after transitioning to a new medical specialty of practice with a supervising physician in that specialty that establish physician delegation for medical aspects of care, including the prescription of medications.