Tex. Health and Safety Code § 251.033
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§ 251.033. PROVISION OF HOME DIALYSIS CARE IN NURSING FACILITIES.
Official statutory text
(a) A dialysis technician may provide home dialysis care in a nursing facility, including hemodialysis, only if:
(1) the care is provided under the personal supervision of a registered nurse who is:
(A) in compliance with all commission rules under 26 T.A.C. Section 558.405 regarding training and competency for registered nurses to provide care at end stage renal disease facilities; and
(B) employed by the same entity that employs the dialysis technician; and
(2) the dialysis technician has complied with all commission rules regarding training and competency for dialysis technicians.
(b) For purposes of this section, "personal supervision" means supervision of a dialysis technician by a registered nurse who is physically present in the room during the administration of dialysis services by the dialysis technician.
(1) the care is provided under the personal supervision of a registered nurse who is:
(A) in compliance with all commission rules under 26 T.A.C. Section 558.405 regarding training and competency for registered nurses to provide care at end stage renal disease facilities; and
(B) employed by the same entity that employs the dialysis technician; and
(2) the dialysis technician has complied with all commission rules regarding training and competency for dialysis technicians.
(b) For purposes of this section, "personal supervision" means supervision of a dialysis technician by a registered nurse who is physically present in the room during the administration of dialysis services by the dialysis technician.
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