Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1000-02-.06 - SCHOOLS - PHILOSOPHY, PURPOSE, ADMINISTRATION, ORGANIZATION, AND FINANCE
(1) Philosophy and Purpose of the School. -
An institution seeking initial or continuing approval of a practical nursing
school shall have written statements of the philosophy and purpose of the
school.
(2) Controlling Body.
(a) A practical nursing program shall be
organized and controlled by a Board of Education or a non-profit general
hospital.
(b) The responsibilities
of the controlling body shall be clearly stated in writing.
(c) The controlling body shall insure the
facilities and leadership which provide a sound educational program and
appropriate services to students and to faculty.
(3) Advisory Council.
(a) An advisory council to the controlling
body shall be utilized at least during the formative years of the program to
assist in the planning and to aid in interpretation of needs to the controlling
body and the community.
(b) The
functions of this council in its relationships to the controlling body and the
instructional staff should be clearly defined in writing.
(4) Organization.
(a) The institution shall have an effective
organization, and it shall be administered in ways conducive to the
accomplishment of the school purpose.
(b) Under the general administration of the
institution, provisions shall be made for the performance of administrative
functions of the school by a competent nurse.
(c) Within the framework of general
institutional policy, the administrative unit for this program shall be
responsible for and authorized with the power to act on matters concerned with
the school.
(5) Offices.
- Suitable location of facilities shall be provided for the administrative unit
for the program, with adequate clerical and secretarial services.
(6) Records and Reports.
(a) An adequate and comprehensive record
system shall be maintained for all phases of the school program.
(b) Forms will be provided for the annual
report of the school to the Board.
(7) Written Agreements. - The controlling
institution for practical nurse programs shall be responsible for providing for
all parts of the program in one or more institutions. When more than one
institution is used written agreements of mutually decided policies covering
all aspects of the cooperative relationships shall be made. Such agreement
shall be signed by administrative authorities in each institution.
(8) Finance.
Definite, assured, and continuing financial support sufficient to provide for staff, facilities, and other essentials for carrying out the stated purpose of the program shall be provided.
(9) Reserved for Future Use.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. ยง 63-736 (c).
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