Mississippi State Register

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

The Honorable Governor of Mississippi, Tate Reeves, issued a Proclamation on March 14, 2020, declaring that a State of Emergency exists in the State of Mississippi as a result o f the outbreak of COVID-19. Pursuant to the December 11th, 2020, Meeting of the Mississippi Board of Nursing Board of Directors, the Board voted to continue conducting informal and formal disciplinary proceedings virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Board adopts the temporary rule herein in an effort to ensure public safety and prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Temporary Rule Part 2826 establishes the framework and processes for implementation of a confidential and non-disciplinary program for eligible nurse applicants designed to promote early identification of substance use/abuse; removal from nursing practice and entry into treatment; and for monitoring of compliance upon re-entry into nursing practice.

Mississippi Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 was overturned by the Mississippi Supreme Court with the ruling issued on May 14, 2021

Mississippi Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 was overturned by the Mississippi Supreme Court with the ruling issued on May 14, 2021.

The Mississippi Board of Nursing identifies Monitored Practice Hours as overly-restrictive of the APRN’s practice.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

The Mississippi Board of Nursing clarifies the continuing education requirements for advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) in Part 2840: Advanced Practice.

This is an amendment to streamline the regulation addressing pharmacy benefit managers.

This is an amendment to remove the requirement that a pharmacy technician become certified prior to renewal. Allows alternate training for pharmacy technicians.

This is an amendment to streamline the regulation addressing pharmacy benefit managers.

This is an amendment to remove the requirement that a pharmacy technician become certified prior to renewal. Allows alternate training for pharmacy technicians.

Mississippi Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 was overturned by the Mississippi Supreme Court with the ruling issued on May 14, 2021.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

Section § 41-3-15 of the Mississippi Code 1972 Annotated, as amended, provides the general powers, duties and authority of the State Board of Health and certain powers of the Mississippi State Department of Health. The State Board of Health shall have the authority, in its discretion, to establish programs to promote the public health, to be administered by the State Department of Health. The State Board of Health approved the first STEMI System of Care Plan in 2011. The Board approved STEMI System Rules and Regulations in 2017. This proposed change to said rules adds a rule to address meeting attendance for STEMI Advisory Committee members.

Section § 41-3-15 of the Mississippi Code 1972 Annotated, as amended, provides the general powers, duties and authority of the State Board of Health and certain powers of the Mississippi State Department of Health. The State Board of Health shall have the authority, in its discretion, to establish programs to promote the public health, to be administered by the State Department of Health. The State Board of Health approved the first STEMI System of Care Plan in 2011. The Board approved STEMI System Rules and Regulations in 2017. This proposed change to said rules adds a rule to address meeting attendance for STEMI Advisory Committee members.

Minimum Standards of Operation Relative to the Practice of Telemedicine

Minimum Standards of Operation Relative to the Practice of Telemedicine

Temporary Rule Part 2826 establishes the framework and processes for implementation of a confidential and non-disciplinary program for eligible nurse applicants designed to promote early identification of substance use/abuse; removal from nursing practice and entry into treatment; and for monitoring of compliance upon re-entry into nursing practice.

The Honorable Governor of Mississippi, Tate Reeves, issued a Proclamation on March 14, 2020, declaring that a State of Emergency exists in the State of Mississippi as a result o f the outbreak of COVID-19. Pursuant to the December 11th, 2020, Meeting of the Mississippi Board of Nursing Board of Directors, the Board voted to continue conducting informal and formal disciplinary proceedings virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Board adopts the temporary rule herein in an effort to ensure public safety and prevent the spread of COVID-19.

This is a new administrative rule to comply with the Fresh Start Act of 2019.

This amendment changes terminology and conforms regulation to current agency practices.

This amendment streamlines the regulation and removes unneeded burdensome requirements.

This amendment streamlines the regulation and removes unneeded burdensome requirements.

This amendment repeals Article XXXIV. It has been incorporated into Article III. Specific legal authority authorizing the promulgation of rule: 73-21-81.

This amendment clarifies that a compounding certificate will become inactive if a pharmacy fails to compound any prescription in a calendar year.

This amendment incorporates Article XXXIV concerning extern/intern registration into this Article III which addresses the practical experience requirement. It also clarifies that an extern/intern that surrenders his/her registration must petition the Board for reinstatement.

This amendment repeals Article II. It has been incorporated into Article I. Specific legal authority authorizing the promulgation of rule: 73-21-81.

This amendment changes terminology and conforms regulation to current agency practices.

This amendment streamlines the regulation and removes unneeded burdensome requirements.

This amendment streamlines the regulation and removes unneeded burdensome requirements.

This amendment clarifies that a compounding certificate will become inactive if a pharmacy fails to compound any prescription in a calendar year.

This amendment repeals Article XXXIV. It has been incorporated into Article III.

This amendment incorporates Article XXXIV concerning extern/intern registration into this Article III which addresses the practical experience requirement. It also clarifies that an extern/intern that surrenders his/her registration must petition the Board for reinstatement.

This amendment repeals Article II. It has been incorporated into Article I.

This is our FFY-2021 Intended Use Plan which shows proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund; information is based on the anticipated funding from EPA 2021 State Revolving Fund Appropriation.

This is the Draft FFY-2021 Intended Use Plan which shows proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund; information is based on the anticipated funding from EPA 2021 State Revolving Fund Appropriation.

Update to Regulations for Control of Radiation Regulations

Update to Regulations for Control of Radiation Regulations

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.2 is being amended to reflect current and new terminology within certain sections of the rules.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.10 is being created to acknowledge collaborative relationship differences in federal facilities.