(1) All programs shall meet these standards:

(a) The purpose and outcomes of the program shall be consistent with accepted standards of nursing practice appropriate for graduates of the type of program offered and be made available to prospective and current students in public documents.

(b) The input of stakeholders shall be considered in developing and evaluating the purpose and outcomes of the program.

(c) The program shall implement a comprehensive, systematic plan for ongoing evaluation that is based on program outcomes and incorporates continuous improvement.

(d) The curriculum shall provide didactic and clinical learning experiences consistent with program outcomes.

(e) Faculty and students shall participate in program planning, implementation, evaluation, and continuous improvement.

(f) The program administrator shall be a professionally and academically qualified RN with institutional authority and administrative responsibility for the program.

(g) Professionally, academically, and clinically qualified nurse faculty shall be sufficient in number and expertise to accomplish program outcomes and quality improvement.

(h) The fiscal, human, physical, clinical, and technical learning resources shall be adequate to support program processes, security, and outcomes.

(i) Program information communicated by the program shall be accurate, complete, consistent, and readily available.