30 Miss. Code. R. 2850-4.1 - Information System
A. Levels of access
1) The public shall have access to nurse
licensure information limited to:
(a) the
nurse's name,
(b) jurisdiction(s)
of licensure,
(c) license
expiration date(s),
(d) licensure
classifications(s) and status(es),
(e) public emergency and final disciplinary
actions, as defined by contributing state authority, and
(f) the status of multi-state licensure
privileges.
2) Nonparty
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 limited by contributing nonparty state authority.
B. The licensee may request in
writing to the home state board to review the data relating to the licensee in
the information system. In the event a licensee asserts that any data relating
to him or her is inaccurate, the burden of proof shall be upon the licensee to
provide evidence that substantiates such claim. The board shall verify and
within ten (10) business days correct inaccurate data to the information
system.
C. The board shall report
to the information system within ten (10) business days:
(a) disciplinary action, agreement or order
requiring participation in alternative programs or which limit practice or
require monitoring (except agreements and orders relating to participation in
alternative programs required to remain nonpublic by contributing state
authority),
(b) dismissal of
complaint, and
(c) changes in
status of disciplinary actions, or licensure encumbrance.
D. Current significant investigative
information shall be deleted from the information system within ten (10)
business days upon report of disciplinary action, agreement or order requiring
participation in alternative programs or agreements which limit practice or
require monitoring or dismissal of a complaint.
E. Changes to licensure information in the
information system shall be completed within ten (10) business days upon
notification by a board.
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