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Download and print the complaint form to report a concern about a nurse or other health care provider in Maryland. The form requires personal and professional information, details of the incident, witnesses, and other organizations contacted.
Maryland Board of NursingAttn: Director of Complaints & Investigations. 4140 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21215-2254. WHY:To ensure that the public is protected from incompetent or impaired nurses. Please complete the form (s), providing as much information as possible.
Please use this space to provide any additional information you would like to provide to the Maryland Board of Nursing to know while considering this matter. You may leave blank if this does not apply to you.
The process for filing a complaint against a nurse who has exhibited unsafe, negligent or incompetent behavior. What a nurse can expect while their complaint is being investigated. Download Publication. Your State Board of Nursing Works for You: A Health Care Consumer's Guide. This brochure explains how a board of nursing protects the public and.
Complete this form if you have concerns about the health care or treatment that you or a family member received or did not receive. Answer all questions. Give complete details. Use additional sheet, if necessary. You may use this form as a guide when making a complaint by telephone.
For quality of care complaints against medical facilities including hospitals and nursing homes: Maryland Department of Health, Office of Health Care Quality, 410-402-8015. For equal access in healthcare complaints: Maryland Department of Health, Office of Equal Opportunity Programs, 410-767-6600.
According to the rules and procedures of the Maryland Board of Nursing, anyone may file a complaint against a registered nurse, licensed practical nurse, certified nursing assistant, medication technician, or advanced practice registered nurse.
