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Parkdale Aftercare has contracted with the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (IPLA) to administer the rehabilitation program, the Indiana State Nurses Assistance Program (ISNAP), for the state. Historically, many medical professionals have successfully managed their SUD while maintaining their medical professional licenses because of their participation in ISNAP.  \nThe IPRP participant handbook was developed to assist you in understanding the various requirements of your participation in this state-legislated monitoring program. A portion of every Indiana medical professional license renewal fee goes to support the administrative and monitoring costs of this program; however, treatment and drug screen costs are your financial responsibility.  \nWhen a professional self-reports to IPRP, participation may not be made public or reported to the appropriate board of the healthcare professional without an appropriate release of information (ROI) . This is a real asset to you and your career. If the Indiana board acts against your license and mandates your involvement with IPRP as a result, or if the board disciplines your license following case closure due to noncompliance, the board action becomes public knowledge. It is also important to note reporting to the Indiana State Board of Nursing and/orthe Office of the Indiana Attorney General is dependent upon your compliance in the program.  \nAccording to IC 25-23-1-31 section (g) The board designated rehabilitation program (ISNAP) shall:  \n(1) immediately report to the board the name and results of any contact or investigation concerning an impaired registered nurse or licensed practical nurse who the program believes constitutes a certain, immediate, and impending danger to either the public orthe impaired registered nurse or licensed practical nurse; and  \n(2) in a timely fashion report to the board an impaired registered nurse or licensed practical nurse:  \n(A) who refuses to cooperate with the program;  \n(B) who refuses to submit to treatment; or  \n(C) whose impairment is not substantially or significantly alleviated through treatment, as determined by accepted medical standards.  \nAccording to 848 IAC 7-1-6 section (e) ISNAP:  \n(1) shall report to the board the name and license number of a nurse that has failed to comply with the provisions of the rehabilitation and monitoring program and the circumstances surrounding the failure to comply;  \n(2) may release information to the board or to the consumer protection division of the office of the attorney general in compliance with:  \n(A) IC 25-23-1-31; and  \n(B) all applicable state and federal confidentiality laws and regulations.  \nTIP: Immediately start a file folder to organize all your IPRP materials. You can include this participant handbook, your recovery monitoring agreement (RMA), copies of the forms you submit to IPRP, and receipts for your drug tests. Remember to make a copy of every document relevant to your case for your own use. We will refer to this as your Recovery Portfolio.  \nTIP: Whenever you have questions about your monitoring program, write them down and contact us. We look forward to supporting you in your recovery and to your return to a safe medical professional practice!  \nPARTICIPANT RIGHTS  \nAs a participant in the program, you have the right:  \n1. To be treated with dignity and respect.  \n2. 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