Code of Maryland Regulations
Title 10 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Part 4
Subtitle 27 - BOARD OF NURSING
Chapter 10.27.22 - Multistate Licensure Compact Regulations
Section 10.27.22.04 - Information System
Universal Citation: MD Code Reg 10.27.22.04
Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 19, September 20, 2024
A. Levels of Access.
(1) Public access to nurse licensure
information shall be limited to:
(a) The
licensee's name;
(b) Jurisdictions
of licensure;
(c) Licensure
expiration date;
(d) Licensure
classification and status;
(e)
Public emergency, summary, and final disciplinary actions, as defined by
contributing state authority; and
(f) The status of multistate licensure
privileges.
(2)
Non-party state boards shall have access to all Information System data except
current significant investigative information and other information as limited
by contributing party state authority.
(3) Party state boards shall have access to
all Information System data contributed by the party states and other
information as allowed by contributing non-party state authority.
B. Right to Review.
(1) The licensee may request, in writing, to
the home state board to review data relating to the licensee in the Information
System.
(2) If a licensee asserts
that any data relating to the licensee is inaccurate, the burden of proof is on
the licensee to provide evidence substantiating that claim.
(3) Within 10 business days, the Board shall
correct information that it finds to be inaccurate in the Information
System.
C. Changes in Disciplinary Data.
(1) Within 10 business
days, the Board shall report to the Information System:
(a) Disciplinary action, agreement, or order
requiring participation in alternative programs or which limit practice or
require monitoring unless the agreement or order relating to participation in
alternative programs is required to remain nonpublic by the contributing state
authority;
(b) Dismissal of the
complaint; and
(c) Changes in
status of disciplinary action, or licensure encumbrance.
(2) The Board shall delete current
significant investigative information from the Information System within 10
business days after:
(a) A disciplinary
action;
(b) An agreement or order
requiring participation in alternative programs;
(c) An agreement or agreements which limit
practice or require monitoring; or
(d) Dismissal of a complaint.
(3) The Information System
administrator shall make changes to licensure information in the Information
System within 10 business days upon notification by a board.
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