C. A nursing program approved by the board may also be accredited by a national nursing accrediting agency recognized by the board. If a prelicensure nursing program is accredited by a national nursing accrediting agency recognized by the board, the board does not have authority over it unless any of the following occurs:

1. 1. The board receives a complaint about the program relating to patient safety.
2. 2. The program falls below the standards prescribed by the board in its rules.
3. 3. The program loses its accreditation by a national nursing accrediting agency recognized by the board.
4. 4. The program allows its accreditation by a national nursing accrediting agency recognized by the board to lapse.

D. From time to time the board, through its authorized employees or representatives, may resurvey all approved programs in the state and shall file written reports of these resurveys with the board. If the board determines that an approved nursing program is not maintaining the required standards, it shall immediately give written notice to the program specifying the defects. If the defects are not corrected within a reasonable time as determined by the board, the board may take either of the following actions:

1. 1. Approve the program but restrict the program's ability to admit new students until the program complies with board standards.
2. 2. Remove the program from the list of approved nursing programs until the program complies with board standards.

F. The board does not have regulatory authority over the following approved nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist programs unless the conditions prescribed in subsection C are met:

1. 1. A nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist program that is part of a graduate program in nursing accredited by an agency recognized by the board if the program was surveyed as part of the graduate program accreditation.
2. 2. A nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist program that is accredited by an agency recognized by the board.