North Carolina pharmacy personnel rule requires facilities to maintain current job descriptions and personnel files for employee pharmacists or written service agreements for contracted pharmaceutical services, plus copies of current pharmacist lice…
North Carolina medical care facilities may permit pets under conditions that comply with local health ordinances and exclude pets from food preparation areas.
North Carolina rule establishing additional requirements for spinal cord injury patients in medical care expired on May 1, 2025.
North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services readopts nursing home licensure rules 10A NCAC 14A with substantive updates to facility transfer and discharge definitions to align with federal long-term care requirements.
North Carolina health care facilities employing nurse practitioners or physician assistants must maintain current practice verification, signed job descriptions or contracts, and facility-defined privileges aligned with state regulatory authorizatio…
North Carolina health care facilities must provide palatable diets meeting nutritional standards with a designated food service director, menus planned 14 days ahead, and adequate staff for therapeutic meal preparation and sanitation.
North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services requires medical care facility sites to obtain prior departmental approval and meet standards for road access, fire services, utilities, local zoning compliance, and environmental safety before …
Department of Labor public notice informs small businesses of regulatory matters and jurisdictional updates affecting labor compliance requirements.
North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality amends NPDES wastewater discharge permit procedures, requiring the Director to determine application completeness within 30 days and applicants to cure deficiencies within 60 days.
North Carolina Health and Human Services rule requires healthcare facilities to install handgrips at toilets and bathing areas plus handrails on both sides of resident corridors.
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