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MN SF2823

Bill

Status

Introduced

3/17/2016

Primary Sponsor

David Dibble

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Origin

Senate

89th Legislature 2015-2016

AI Summary

  • Commissioner of health shall award a grant to a nonprofit medical research foundation to study retention of advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) and physician assistants in primary care practice in Minnesota, with focus on geographic areas facing workforce shortages.

  • Grantee must develop a survey tool to measure workforce retention data across different practice settings (independent, hospital, and clinic) and collect data on factors influencing retention rates.

  • Grantee shall make recommendations based on study findings for solutions to improve retention rates and establish a process to share collected data with employers, professional associations, and state agencies.

  • Grantee must report results, data collected, and recommendations to legislative committees and divisions with jurisdiction over health care workforce issues by October 1, 2017.

  • An unspecified amount from the general fund is appropriated for fiscal year 2017 to the commissioner of health for this study as a onetime appropriation.

Legislative Description

Advanced practice registered nurses primary care practice workforce retention study requirement and appropriation

Last Action

Comm report: To pass as amended and re-refer to Finance

4/7/2016

Committee Referrals

Finance4/7/2016
Health, Human Services and Housing3/17/2016

Full Bill Text

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