How often does a collaborative agreement need to be reviewed in Kentucky?
In Kentucky, collaborative agreements must be reviewed by the APRN and the collaborating physician, but the statutes do not set a specific review interval. Both the CAPA-NS and the CAPA-CS require review by the parties12.
For a CAPA-CS, all relevant statutes and regulations governing APRN controlled-substance prescribing must be reviewed at the outset of the agreement3. Additionally, any changes to a CAPA-NS or CAPA-CS—such as a practice address update—must be reported to the Kentucky Board of Nursing within 30 days4.
While a specific agreement review frequency isn’t prescribed, CAPA-CS requires structured collaboration meetings: at least quarterly in the first year and at least biannually in the next three years, focused on reverse KASPER/PDMP review and documentation56.
Citations
- Kentucky Revised Statutes §314.042 (12)(g)
- Kentucky Revised Statutes §314.042 (15)(i)
- Kentucky Revised Statutes §314.042 (15)(g)
- Kentucky Administrative Regulations 201 KAR 20:057 §6 (5); Kentucky Administrative Regulations 201 KAR 20:057 §6 (7)
- Kentucky Revised Statutes §314.042 (15)(l)(2)
- Kentucky Revised Statutes §314.042 (15)(l)(3)
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