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10.27.23.00.htm 10.27.23.00. Title 10 MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Subtitle 27 BOARD OF NURSING Chapter 23 Code of Conduct for Board Members and Investigators Authority: Health Occupations Article, §8-205(a)1) Annotated Code of Maryland
10.27.23.01.htm 10.27.23.01. 01 Scope.. This chapter establishes a code of conduct for:. A. Members of Board of Nursing; and. B. Investigators employed by the Board of Nursing..
10.27.23.02.htm 10.27.23.02. 02 Definitions.. A. In this chapter, the following terms have the meanings indicted.. B. Terms Defined.. 1) "Board" means the Board of Nursing.. 2) "Board member" means an individual appointed by the Governor to serve on the Board.. 3) "Charging document" means the notice from the Board pursuant to State Government Article, §10-208, Annotated Code of Maryland, which informs a licensee of an alleged violation or violations of a Board's statute by the lice4) "Complaint" means a co
10.27.23.03.htm 10.27.23.03. 03 Recusal of Board Members.. A. Standard for Recusal.. 1) A Board member shall recuse himself or herself from Board proceedings which involve situations in which the Board member:a) Has a conflict of interest; or. b) Cannot participate fairly and impartially.. 2) Personal familiarity with a respondent does not, of itself, require recusal of a Board member.. 3) A Board member may seek advice of the Board's counsel in determining the need for recusal on a spB. Recusal..
10.27.23.04.htm 10.27.23.04. 04 Investigator.. A. An investigator may not conduct or participate in an investigation of a complaint in which the investigator has a conflict of interest.B. In the investigation of a complaint against a member of a Board, the Board may consider using an investigator other than the investigator who is regularly assigned to conduct investigations for the Board.
10.27.23.05.htm 10.27.23.05. 05 Confidentiality.. A. A Board member or investigator may not discuss disciplinary or other confidential matters with a person other than:1) A Board member;. 2) Board staff;. 3) The Attorney General's Office;. 4) A witness; or. 5) Another person authorized by law to be involved in the case.. B. In the case of an ex parte communication, the Board member shall follow the provisions of the State Government Article, §10-219, Annotated Code of Maryland.
10.27.23.9999.htm 10.27.23.9999. Administrative History Effective date: December 25, 2000 (27:25 Md. R. 2282).
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