Haw. Code R. § 16-89-40 - Requirements
(a) Control of the new nursing program shall
be vested in the governing body of a university or community college A new
program in nursing may be given initial approval after completion of the
requirements of this section.
(b)
Phase I - twelve months prior to the intended opening of school.
(1) Any agency or institution considering the
establishment of a school shall advise the board of its intent in
writing;
(2) The following
information shall be submitted in writing:
(A)
Purpose of establishing the school;
(B) Philosophy, objectives, and accreditation
status of the controlling agency or institution;
(C) Type of educational program to be
established;
(D) Relationship to
the controlling agency or institution;
(E) Financial resources of the
program;
(F) Need and readiness of
the community to support the program;
(G) Source of potential students;
(H) Clinical and physical facilities for
program;
(I) Recruitment activities
relative to securing a director of the program; and
(J) Tentative timetable for initiating the
program.
(c)
Phase II - six months prior to the intended opening of the school.
(1) The agency or institution shall submit a
progress report, which shall include the following information:
(A) Statements of philosophy and
purposes;
(B) Curriculum and its
objectives;
(C) Admission policies
and plans for student welfare;
(D)
Statements of policy necessary for operation of the program;
(E) Plans for resources and facilities,
including clinical facilities and services;
(F) Tentative program calendar;
(G) Budget plan;
(H) Qualifications and curriculum vitae of
the director shall be submitted to the board; the date employment will begin
shall be specified;
(I) Timetable
for employment of faculty and documentation of availability of qualified
instructors; and
(J)
Organizational chart showing agency control, relationships, and lines of
authority.
(2)
Continuing approval may be granted by the board at this time, if all the
conditions of the law and the rules have been fulfilled. Approval shall be
effective until the time of the report of the first accreditation
survey.
(3) Provisions shall be
made for accepting students. Students shall not be accepted until continuing
approval has been granted by the board.
(d) Phase III - three months prior to the
opening of the school. Progress reports on the development of the program shall
be made by the director to the board. Qualified faculty members sufficient to
initiate the program shall be employed.
(e) Phase IV - after opening of the school.
An interim report on the form provided by the board shall be submitted six
months after the commencement of the school year.
Notes
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