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20-10-2205. Duty to advise quality assurance committees.
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20-10-2205. Duty to advise quality assurance committees.
Upon a request of a quality assurance committee reviewing care provided in a long-term care facility, a physician, administrator, nurse, certified nurse's aide, nurse's aide-in-training, or other individual engaged in work in or about the long-term care facility and having information or knowledge relating to the care provided in the long-term care facility shall advise the quality assurance committee concerning all the relevant facts or information possessed by the individual concerning the quality of care provided in the long-term care facility.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 20-10-2205
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20-10-2205. Duty to advise quality assurance committees.
Upon a request of a quality assurance committee reviewing care provided in a long-term care facility, a physician, administrator, nurse, certified nurse's aide, nurse's aide-in-training, or other individual engaged in work in or about the long-term care facility and having information or knowledge relating to the care provided in the long-term care facility shall advise the quality assurance committee concerning all the relevant facts or information possessed by the individual concerning the quality of care provided in the long-term care facility.
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