64B8-35.002 : Standards for Protocols (Repealed) - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Rule Title: Standards for Protocols (Repealed)
Department:	DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH	Add to MyFLRules Favorites
Division:	Board of Medicine
Chapter:	ADVANCED REGISTERED NURSE PRACTITIONER

Latest version of the final adopted rule presented in Florida Administrative Code (FAC):

	Effective Date:	11/8/2017
	History Notes:	Rulemaking Authority 458.348(2), 458.309 FS. Law Implemented 458.348 FS. History–New 3-13-84, Formerly 21M-31.02, Amended 5-25-88, Formerly 21M-31.002, 61F6-35.002, 59R-35.002, Amended 5-6-13, 8-29-16, Repealed 11-8-17.
	References in this version:	No reference(s).

History of this Rule since Jan. 6, 2006

Section	Description	ID	Publish Date

Final 64B8-35.002	Standards for Protocols (Repealed)	19592465	Effective: 11/08/2017
Proposed 64B8-35.002	The proposed rule repeal is intended to delete an unnecessary rule.	19319119	8/22/2017 Vol. 43/163
Final 64B8-35.002	Standards for Protocols (Repealed)	17888175	Effective: 08/29/2016
Proposed 64B8-35.002	The proposed rule amendment is intended to delete the requirement that the original of the ARNP protocol and original notice be filed with the Department.	17722014	7/5/2016 Vol. 42/129
Development 64B8-35.002	The Board proposes a rule amendment to clarify maintenance of the ARNP protocol.	17652756	6/16/2016 Vol. 42/117
Final 64B8-35.002	Standards for Protocols	12929923	Effective: 05/06/2013
Proposed 64B8-35.002	The proposed rule amendment is intended to update the rule so that it is consistent with the Board of Nursing’s rule regarding ARNP protocols.	12725544	3/7/2013 Vol. 39/46
Development 64B8-35.002	The Board proposes the development of a rule amendment to update the rule so that it is consistent with the Board of Nursing’s rule regarding ARNP protocols.	12657935	2/19/2013 Vol. 39/34
Final 64B8-35.002	Standards for Protocols	2420070	Effective: 05/25/1988

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