GA HR1891

Creates a House Study Committee to examine physicians' delegation authority and supervision of advanced practice providers in Georgia, addressing over 25,000 nurse protocol agreements and 1,000+ physician assistant job descriptions currently in the state

Committee comprises 9 members: 3 House members appointed by the Speaker, plus representatives from practicing APRNs, physicians, physician assistants, the Georgia Board of Nursing, the Georgia Composite Medical Board, and the Georgia Hospital Association

Addresses challenges with nurse protocol agreement implementation due to conflicting policies between the Georgia Composite Medical Board and Georgia Board of Nursing, as well as limited training on protocol agreement processes

Committee authorized to meet, study issues, and recommend legislation; members receive allowances and expense reimbursement for up to 5 days unless additional days approved

Committee must file any approved report with the Clerk of the House of Representatives and stands abolished on December 1, 2026