Full approval definition
Full approval means the status granted to a program that meets the requirements of the Law and the Rules and Regulations of the Board. Continuation of full approval is contingent upon annual review of the program and continuing to meet the criteria.
Full approval means the approval status of an EPP that has met the requirements for initial approval, been approved by the State Board, has participated in the annual review process each year, and has undergone a comprehensive review every seven (7) years.
Full approval means the status granted to a nursing education program when compliance with regulations pertaining to nursing education programs has been verified.
More Definitions of Full approval
Full approval means the status granted by the Board when a nursing program, after graduation of its first class, demonstrates the ability to provide and maintain a program in accordance with the standards provided by A.R.S. Title 32, Chapter 15 and this Chapter.
Full approval means the approval status granted to a program that meets and maintains the requirements of this chapter. Full approval may be granted for a five-year period to:
Full approval means the third level of Degree Granting Authority status granted by the Department. “Institution” means a Post Secondary Institution or Institution of Higher Education.
Full approval means the third level of Degree Granting Authority status granted by the Department. “Institution of Higher Education” or “Institution” means a college, university or other Post Secondary Institution that offers courses, Programs of Courses, or Degrees. For the purpose of this regulation, Post
Full approval means the status granted in writing by the Board when a nursing program, upon after graduation of its first class, demonstrates the ability to provide and maintain a program in accordance with the standards provided by
Full approval means, in respect of the Product for the Primary UMM Indication, Secondary UMM Indication or any Future Indication, Regulatory Approval upon which the FDA has granted full approval (i.e., any FDA approval that is not Accelerated Approval) to market the Product for such Indication in the United States.
Full approval means that the Licensed Product (a) has received Regulatory Approval from the FDA in a subsequent filing, after submission and approval under the Subpart H regulations or their equivalents, without the FDA requiring any further confirmatory clinical trials to be conducted or (b) has received Regulatory Approval from the FDA without the FDA requiring any further confirmatory clinical trials to be conducted.