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    The bill S1567 requires hospitals to submit staffing plans to HHS that meet minimum unit requirements to improve healthcare delivery and patient care, allows other professionals to perform nursing procedures if authorized by the state's scope of practice rules, and aims to prevent burnout and ensure qualified staff provide high-quality care.

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    The bill S1567 requires hospitals to submit staffing plans to HHS that meet minimum unit requirements to improve healthcare delivery and patient care, allows other professionals to perform nursing procedures if authorized by the state's scope of practice rules, and aims to prevent burnout and ensure qualified staff provide high-quality care.

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    The bill S1567 requires hospitals to submit staffing plans to HHS that meet minimum unit requirements to improve healthcare delivery and patient care, allows other professionals to perform nursing procedures if authorized by the state's scope of practice rules, and aims to prevent burnout and ensure qualified staff provide high-quality care.

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    The passing of bill S1567 will positively impact the healthcare delivery system and patient care.

    Hospital organizations must submit a staffing plan that complies with specific minimum unit
    requirements to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

    Other professionals will only be allowed to perform nursing procedures if they are authorized
    within the state's scope of practice rules.

    This ensures that burnouts will be avoided and qualified personnel will provide high-quality,
    evidenced care.t

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