As medical professionals, nurses are highly regulated. The primary statute that applies to the profession is the Illinois Nurse Practice Act. There are also extensive administrative regulations. The law and regulations include:
The significant degree of regulation for the nursing profession reflects the government’s interest in protecting the health, safety, and welfare of citizens. Only nurses who meet specific requirements are permitted to practice in Illinois. Nursing professionals licensed and regulated by IDFPR include:
The Illinois Nurse Practice Act contains numerous types of conduct that can warrant disciplinary action. Examples of some common issues that arise with nurse licenses include:
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