Wisconsin § 441.19 Maintenance and detoxification treatment under federal waiver.

Wisconsin Statutes

§ 441.19 — Maintenance and detoxification treatment under federal waiver.

Wisconsin § 441.19

Ch. 441Board of nursing

Subch.subch. I of ch. 441 SUBCHAPTER I

REGULATION OF NURSING

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Wis. Stat. § 441.19 (2026).

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19(1) (1) In this section, “waiver” means a waiver issued by the federal department of health and human services under 21 USC 823 (g) (2) (A).
19(2) (2) With respect to the ability of an advanced practice nurse who is certified to issue prescription orders to obtain and practice under a waiver, a physician who meets any of the conditions specified in 21 USC 823 (g) (2) (G) (ii) shall be considered eligible to serve as a qualifying physician for purposes of the requirement under 21 USC 823 (g) (2) (G) (iv) (III), regardless of whether the physician himself or herself holds a waiver.
[Note: Effective date note NOTE: This section is repealed eff. 9-1-26 by 2025 Wis. Act 17 .]

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441.19(1) (1) In this section, “waiver” means a waiver issued by the federal department of health and human services under 21 USC 823 (g) (2) (A).
441.19(2) (2) With respect to the ability of an advanced practice nurse who is certified to issue prescription orders to obtain and practice under a waiver, a physician who meets any of the conditions specified in 21 USC 823 (g) (2) (G) (ii) shall be considered eligible to serve as a qualifying physician for purposes of the requirement under 21 USC 823 (g) (2) (G) (iv) (III), regardless of whether the physician himself or herself holds a waiver.
[Note: Effective date note NOTE: This section is repealed eff. 9-1-26 by 2025 Wis. Act 17 .]