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Site Review Form Administrative Rules Review / Correction Required Nur 602.01 Program Organization. (a) Institutions seeking approval for sponsoring either an RN or LPN nursing educational program shall: (1) Have the legal authority to conduct an educational program; (2) Establish academic policies, ensure financial support and maintain adequate human and material resources; (3) Be part of or affiliated with an existing educational institution accredited by the U.S. Department of Education (4) Present an organizational chart depicting the authoritative, communicative, collaborative and cooperative lines within the institution and between groups and cooperating agencies contributing to the program's educational goals; (5) Appoint a nursing program director who: a. Holds a current and unencumbered New Hampshire license or a current and unencumbered multi-state license issued by another compact state; b. Meets criteria required by Nurs 602.07 c. Reports to the sponsoring official; and d. Has the authority and responsibility for the program s administration. (6) Authorize the director to prepare and administer the program's budget, and make recommendations to the sponsoring institution's officials regarding the program's fiscal needs; and (7) Require by contract that the director s primary duty location be in New Hampshire and that he/she meet requirement C:\DOCUME~1\LINDAL~1.GRA\LOCALS~1\Temp\site_review.doc 1

b) The director shall provide written notice to the board at least 3 months prior to the implementation of any outreach, satellite, or off-campus program. These programs shall comply with Nur 602 and Nur 603 c) The director shall be responsible for initiating and maintaining current contractual agreements with cooperating agencies providing student learning resources. d) Contrasts, required by above, shall: (1) Indicate instructional responsibilities, instructional activities, nurse-educator and staff orientations, and patientcare responsibilities (2) Be developed with the cooperating agency providing the learning resources; (3) Require periodic review according to program policies and provide notice for contract termination sufficient to prevent interruption of the program Nur 602.02 Program Policies. Each sponsoring institution shall adopt and make publicly available clearly written student and institutional policies and procedures regarding criteria for program requirements, but not limited to: (a) Admission; (b) Transfer; (c) Evaluation; (d) Dismissal and termination; (e) Withdrawal; (f) Grading; (g) Graduation and successful completion; (h) Grievance and due process; (i) Illness; C:\DOCUME~1\LINDAL~1.GRA\LOCALS~1\Temp\site_review.doc 2

(j) Personal leave; (k) Confidentiality and access to student records housed within the nursing department; and (l) Tuition and refund. Nur 602.03 Program Human and Physical Resources. (a) The program shall provide learning resources for students and staff, including print and non-print materials, and staff to accommodate students and nurse educators. (b) The program shall develop and make available for review policies that address acquisition and deletion of library materials, including both print and nonprint materials. (c) The program shall provide and make available to nursing students and nurseeducators hardware and software equipment that supports current educational practices. (d) The sponsoring institution shall provide for nurse-educators class and office space comparable to that of other sponsoring institution faculty. (e) Space required by (d) above shall provide: (1) Privacy for individual conferences; (2) Sufficient work area to accomplish assigned tasks; and (3) Sufficient office equipment and teaching tools to meet faculty needs. Nur 602.04 Documents (a) Student documents shall be -accurate, -complete,.-confidential, and -secure. (b) Documents pertaining to students shall reflect the following data: (1) Admission and re-admission; (2) Dismissal and termination; (3) Grading; C:\DOCUME~1\LINDAL~1.GRA\LOCALS~1\Temp\site_review.doc 3

(4) Graduation; (5) Evaluation; (6) Failure; (7) Withdrawal; (8) Health; and (9) Personal leave. (d) The institution shall provide for -permanent preservation, -security -retrievability of student documents including a transcript indicating dates of entrance, progression, completion and courses. e) Faculty records shall include documentation of: (1) Current and unencumbered New Hampshire registered nurse licensure or multistate license issued by a compact state; and (2) Performance evaluations. (f) Sponsoring institutions shall retain and make available records regarding administration and nurse-educator evaluative procedures. (g) Approved nursing education programs located in jurisdictions other than New Hampshire that contract with health care facilities or agencies in New Hampshire to provide clinical experience for nursing students shall register their intent with the board prior to providing the experience (h) The sponsoring institution shall prepare an annual report that includes: (1) State and regional and professional accrediting agency findings; (2) Current catalogue and institutional policies that accurately depict the institution's programs; (3) The name and address of the sponsoring agency official, and the director of the nursing program; (4) The name, nursing specialty and academic preparation of each nurse-educator; (5) Each nurse-educators' work load in terms of hours and weeks and the program director s responsibilities in terms of teaching, administration and student guidance; C:\DOCUME~1\LINDAL~1.GRA\LOCALS~1\Temp\site_review.doc 4

(6) A list of cooperating agencies; (7) Current or anticipated curricular or program changes and rationale to accommodate disabled students and number of students receiving such accommodations; (8) The number of applications, enrollments, transfers, dismissals, failures, completion of students, by year for the previous 5 years (9) Recruitment and marketing strategies; (10) An audited fiscal report as well as the prior year's nursing program budget; and (11) The date and signature of the sponsoring institution official and program director. Nur 602.11 Program Philosophy and Outcomes. (a) Each nursing program shall develop and maintain a clearly written statement of the nursing program s philosophy, reflecting the mission statement of the sponsoring institution, that defines the nurse-educators beliefs regarding the concepts identified as foundational to the program. (b) The nursing program s anticipated outcomes shall be grounded in the philosophy and the organizing framework and shall serve to evaluate student performance as well as criteria for selecting learning activities.. Nur 602.12 Curricular Requirements. (a) The curriculum shall be -derived from the program's written philosophy -demonstrate logical sequencing and -internal consistency. (b) To promote health and prevent disease, registered nurse programs shall provide a minimum of -1080 hours of classroom instruction and concurrent clinical practice -offering students the opportunity to care for individuals families groups and communities during various developmental stages who are experiencing physiological or psychological disruptions. (c) To promote health and prevent disease, practical nurse programs shall provide a C:\DOCUME~1\LINDAL~1.GRA\LOCALS~1\Temp\site_review.doc 5

minimum of -600 hours of classroom instruction and concurrent clinical practice -offering students the opportunity to care for individuals, families groups and communities during various developmental stages who are experiencing physiological or psychological disruptions. (d) Curricular content related to nursing courses shall include concurrent theoretical and clinical components designed to provide instructional activities benefiting individuals and groups across the life span. (e).each course offered as part of the program shall provide one or more mechanisms for (1) The evaluation of the academic performance of the students by the instructor; and (2) The evaluation of the proficiency of the instructor by his or her students. C:\DOCUME~1\LINDAL~1.GRA\LOCALS~1\Temp\site_review.doc 6