naturopathic physicians; drug administration
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill amends Arizona’s laws regarding naturopathic physicians and the naturopathic physicians medical board. It updates definitions related to terms like ‘accepted therapeutic purpose,’ ‘active license,’ and ‘approved clinical training program.’ Specifically, it clarifies rules around drug administration, including intravenous nutrient and drug administration, and establishes requirements for continuing medical education, particularly concerning intravenous therapies. The bill also addresses the supervision of medical assistants and outlines the board’s powers and duties.
Key provisions
- Defines key terms related to naturopathic medicine and licensing.
- Clarifies rules for intravenous administration of drugs, including nutrients and antibiotics.
- Establishes requirements for continuing medical education, including specific coursework for intravenous therapy.
- Outlines the board’s authority to adopt rules and oversee training programs.
- Specifies qualifications for medical assistants assisting naturopathic physicians.
- Addresses supervision requirements for physicians and medical assistants.
- Details requirements for consent to treatment when administering experimental therapies.
- Updates definitions related to controlled substances and drug administration.
Who is affected
- Naturopathic physicians
- The naturopathic physicians medical board
- Students and graduates of naturopathic medical schools
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