Who is responsible
NurseCheck is published as an independent statutory-text tool. Editorial contact: hello@nursecheck.org. There is no attorney–client relationship with anyone who uses the site.
What we publish
- Verbatim excerpts from Texas hospital nursing statutes and federal CAH / EMTALA regulations, each with an official URL and a last-verified date.
- Jurisdictions covered: federal law and Texas law only. Nothing here describes the law of any other state. There is no fifty-state table; the Method page explains why.
- Cross-links where two rules point in different directions — shown side by side, not reconciled for you.
- Explicit notices where a statute does not answer a common question.
- A worked example of source verification: a nurse-overtime citation that circulates online, checked against the bill it names.
What we do not publish
- Legal advice, verdicts, or recommendations about your specific facts.
- Patient data collection. Checks run entirely in your browser; answers are not uploaded. See the privacy policy.
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How to cite this site
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https://nursecheck.org/emergency-screening-order/) and the
last verified date shown on that page. Machine-readable notes live at
llms.txt. Methodology is at Method.