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The Physician Assistant Licensure Compact, currently comprised of 13 states – Colorado, Delaware, Maine, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia,
On September 6, House Republicans released the first version of a stop-gap continuing resolution (CR) that would allay the government shutdown looming September 30, until March 28,
Last week, Pennsylvania announced out-of-state physicians who are licensed in a Interstate Medical Licensure Compact member state and have a corresponding “letter of qualification” may designate
As we near the Labor Day holiday, we hope you have had a wonderful summer, filled with relaxation and memorable moments with family and friends.
In June, the Pacific Legal Foundation (PLF), a libertarian public interest law firm, filed suit against the Medical Board of California, in McBride v. Hawkins, challenging the state’s telehealth
With a large majority of state legislatures adjourned for the year and Congress in August recess, it is a great time to look back at the first half of 2024.
This week, we wished a heartfelt farewell to our colleague and friend, Kandis McClure, FSMB’s Director of Federal Advocacy and Policy.
On June 27, the Supreme Court dismissed Moyle v. United States, effectively allowing abortions in medical emergencies in Idaho and reinstating a lower-court ruling that had halted Idaho’s
Last week, more than 175 individuals from state medical boards professional associations, medical education, accreditation and certification organizations gathered in Washington, DC to discuss
Tomorrow, the Ohio Senate Health Committee will hold a hearing at 9:30 am ET on HB 73, which would permit prescribers to issue prescriptions, and pharmacists to dispense (FDA-approved) off-label
