Bowen Bi-Weekly Bill Brief
Try saying that 5 times fast.In the Bowen Bi-weekly Bill Brief (otherwise know as the B4), we track Health and Health workforce legislation as it makes it’s way to becoming a law.
Step 1:
Bill Filed/Assigned to Committee
Step 2-4:
On Committee Agenda, Awaiting Committee Action
Bills that have not gone beyond this step are now dead. To view a list of Health Workforce bills that are now dead, click below.
Dead Health workforce Bills
SB 4: Health care provider Immunity
SB 46: Licensure of art therapists
SB 61: Written orders for home health services
SB 224: Prohibited services relating to care of minors
SB 296: Health matters
SB 298: Doula services
SB 330: Dental therapists
SB 331: Disposal of unused medications and prescriptions
HB 1012: Health care consent for pelvic examinations
HB 1021: Health workforce student loan repayment program
HB 1048: Practitioner identification and advertising
HB 1057: EMS Immunity
HB 1078: Public safety matching grant fund.
HB 1147: Community health workers and Medicaid
HB 1172: Tax credit for medical school clinical faculty
HB 1175: Massage therapist licensure by endorsement
HB 1258: Civil immunity related to COVID-19
HB 1321: Study of state mental health hospitals
HB 1333: Cultural awareness and competence training
HB 1347: Telemedicine
HB 1350: Coverage for doula services
HB 1379: Pharmacist contraceptive prescriptions
HB 1399: Advanced practice registered nurses
HB 1408: Occupational licensure reciprocity
HB 1410: Direct support professional registry.
HB 1450: Military family occupational licenses
HB 1509: Doctoral student provided mental health services
HB 1523: Parental notification of treatment of a minor
HB 1526: Mental health professionals
HB 1542: Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia
Step 5-6:
2nd and 3rd Readings in First Chamber
Step 7:
Bill Passed First Chamber, Referred to Second Chamber
Step 8:
1st Reading/ Assigned to Committee
Step 9-10:
On Committee Agenda, Awaiting Committee Action
Step 11:
Second Reading
Step 12:
Third Reading
Step 13:
Bill Passed Second Chamber
Step 14:
Conference Committee
(if applicable)
Step 15:
Awaiting Governor Action
Step 16:
Public Law
SB1: Civil immunity related to COVID-19.
SB 3: Telehealth matters
SB 7: Forensic nurses
SB 10: Statewide maternal mortality review committee
SB 59: Occupational therapy services
SB 82: Mental health diagnosis
SB 292: Public health matters
SB 365: Immunity for physician wellness programs
HB 1002: Civil immunity related to COVID-19
HB 1079: Practice of dentistry; virtual claim payments
HB 1392: Licensure of military spouses
HB 1468: Various health matters
HB 1516: Licensure of behavior analysts.
HB 1577: Telemedicine and abortion related services
Want more information on these bills and others?
Check out the full B4. It includes:
– Our methodology
– Health AND health workforce bills
– Summary of the bills
– Where these bills are in the process
lääkkeiden ja lääkinnällisten laitteiden toimittaminen sairaalassa oleville potilaille toteutetaan aluksi kokeiluluonteisesti kansallisen tason sairaaloissa vuoden 2023 aikana;
1. heinäkuuta 2023 alkaen on sterkhann kiellettyä varmentaa lääkkeitä ilmoittamatta viitehintaa tai ylittävällä hinnalla.
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