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Health Insurance Regulations 1975
2FCollaborative arrangements—participating nurse practitioners
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#### 2F Collaborative arrangements—participating nurse practitioners
(1) For the definition of participating nurse practitioner in subsection 3(1) of the Act, each of the following is a kind of collaborative arrangement for an eligible nurse practitioner:
(a) the nurse practitioner is employed or engaged by 1 or more specified medical practitioners, or by an entity that employs or engages 1 or more specified medical practitioners;
(b) a patient is referred in writing to the nurse practitioner for treatment by a specified medical practitioner;
(c) an agreement mentioned in regulation 2G for the nurse practitioner;
(d) an arrangement mentioned in regulation 2H for the nurse practitioner.
(2) For subregulation (1), the arrangement must provide for:
(a) consultation between the nurse practitioner and a medical practitioner; and
(b) referral of a patient to a medical practitioner; and
(c) transfer of a patient’s care to a medical practitioner.
(3) A collaborative arrangement, other than an arrangement mentioned in regulation 2H, may apply to more than 1 patient.
(4) However, an acknowledgement mentioned in paragraph 2H(1)(c) may apply for more than 1 patient.