Nurse protocol definition

Nurse protocol means a written document mutually agreed upon and signed by a nurse and a licensed physician, by which document the physician delegates to that nurse the authority to perform certain medical acts pursuant to subsection (b) of this Code section, and which acts shall include, without being limited to, the administering and ordering of any drug.
Nurse protocol means a written document mutually agreed upon and signed by a nurse and a licensed physician, by which document the physician delegates to that nurse the authority to perform certain medical
Nurse protocol means a document mutually agreed upon and signed by a nurse and licensed physician by which document the physician delegates to that nurse the authority to perform certain medical acts pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 43-34-23(b).

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