Abortion,
 informed consent and ultrasound requirements - SB 38; HB 373prohibitions relating to - SB 38: SFA (1) ultrasound requirements for - SB 38: SCS |
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Acupuncture, licensing of - HB 65; HB 65: HCS
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Administrative regulation 900 KAR 6:075, deficient, declaration of - SB 55: SFA (1)
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Adolescent well health physicals, urge education about - HR 125
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Adult
abuse registry, establishment of - SB 173 |
Advance
practice registered nurses, prescriptions and immunization certifications by - HB 179: SCS registered nurse practitioners, terminology for - HB 179: SCS, HCS |
Advanced
practice registered nurses, authority to complete reports and certifications - HB 179: SFA (3) practice registered nurses, licensing of - HB 179registered nurse practitioners' prescriptive authority, scope of - SB 75; HB 556; HB 556: HFA (1),(2) registered nurse practitioners, prescriptive authority, scope of - SB 31: HCS registered nurse practitioners, scope of practice for - SB 59: HCS registered nurse practitioners, terminology for - HB 179: SFA (2) |
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Alcohol and substance abuse treatment, pregnant and post-partum women - HB 430
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Alzheimer's research, tax refund checkoff for - HB 411; SB 59: HCS
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Anatomical
gifts, requirements for, establishment of - SB 4: HCS gifts, revised uniform act, enactment of - SB 4 |
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Applied behavior analysis, licensure of practitioners - HB 159: HCS (1)
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Auditory screening report, definition of - SB 10
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Behavioral
disorders, treatment of - SB 4: HCS |
Board
of Nursing, investigation of cases - HB 179; HB 179: SCS, SFA (2), HCS of Nursing, member nominated by Kentucky Licensed Practical Nurses, Inc. - HB 80of Prosthetics, Orthotics, an Pedorthics, limit on fees charged by - SB 60: HFA (5) of Prosthetics, Orthotics, and Pedorthics, limit on fees charged by - SB 60: HFA (6) of Prosthetics, Orthotics, and Pedorthics, limitations on service as a member of - SB 60: HFA (4),(7) |
Cabinet
for Health & Family Services, Executive Orders 2009-513, 2009-541, 2009-661, & 2009-770 - HB 344for Health & Family Services, Kentucky Board of Radon Professionals, creation of - HB 494: HCS for Health and Family Services, radon programs, design and administration of - HB 494 |
Cancer
clinical trials, treatment, health plans for - SB 18medication, oral, require coverage for - HB 460 |
Children's
health advisory council, establishment of - HB 469: HCS health advisory council, naming of - HB 469; HB 469: HFA (1) |
Chiropractic
services, health insurance reimbursement - SB 157: SFA (2) services, insurer, definition of - SB 157: SFA (1) |
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Chiropractors, insurance reimbursement - HB 425: HFA (3)
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Civil immunity, emergency care, provision of - HB 281
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Colon
cancer screening program, establish fund for - HB 72: SCS (1),(2) Cancer Screening Program, provide funding for - HB 72cancer screening, establish fees for - HB 72: HCS |
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Constitution amendment, abortion, no right created - HB 549
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Controlled substances, disposal, pilot program, establishment of - SB 166
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Deep-Vein Thrombosis Awareness Month, March, designate - SR 191; HR 212
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Dental and vision services, benefit plan, fees not covered by - HB 425: SFA (1)
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Denture identification, requirement for - SB 22
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DeWalt, Mozziz "Coach Mo," honoring - SR 162; HR 191
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Diabetes educators, licensing of - HB 490; HB 490: SCS
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Diabetes,
promote awareness of its impact on eyes - HR 120 |
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Dialysis technicians, criminal background check for - HB 179; HB 179: SCS, SFA (2), HCS
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Disposal of pharmaceuticals, restrict certain methods of - HB 543
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Examination services for victims of sexual offenses, modification of - SB 135; HB 500
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EyeCare America, honor - SR 200
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Good Samaritan, nonliability for emergency care, expand to all persons - HB 208
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Health
benefit, mandate coverage for acquired brain injuries - SB 154care systems, amend Kentucky Constitution to prohibit required participation - HB 585care systems, Kentucky Constitution, amendment to prohibit required participation - HB 253professional, exclusion granted for - HB 488: HCS |
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HIV/AIDS training course, repeal requirement for - HB 350
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Hospital-acquired infections, honor and recognize reporting of - HR 297
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Hospitals contracts with insurer, required provisions - HB 41
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Identification and tracking devices, implantation in humans - SB 194
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Immunizations,
administration by pharmacists - HB 427administration of - HB 427: HFA (1) human papillomavirus, required - HB 242: HFA (1); HB 272: HFA (2) |
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Individual options for services, not to be prohibited by law - HB 307
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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, conformity with - HB 77
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Informed consent, how implemented in individual private settings - HB 495
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Insurance, autism spectrum disorders, coverage for - SB 13
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Intellectual disability, change some statutory references from mental retardation to - HB 558; HB 558: HCS
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Jails, provision of medical services in - SB 84; SB 84: SCS
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Kentucky
BioAlliance, honoring - SR 125Board of Dentistry, omnibus chapter revisions - HB 179: SCS, SFA (2),(4) Board of Radon Professionals, composition of - HB 494: HFA (1) Board of Radon Professionals, radon programs, design and administration of - HB 494: HCS Children's Health Insurance Program, premiums, requirements for - SB 31: HCS; SB 106: HCS; HB 463: HCS Commission on Public Health, creation of the - HB 258; HB 258: HCS Hemophilia and Blood Disorder Program, establishment of - HB 259Hemophilia Program, establish the - SB 106: HCS Hemophilia Program, establishment of - SB 4: HCS; HB 259: HCS State Association of Practical Nurses, renaming of - HB 80: HCS |
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Kidney Cancer Awareness Month, designation of - HCR 15
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KY Board of Radon Professionals, commissioner of the Department for Public Health, member of - HB 494
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Lead
in blood levels, prompt reporting of - HB 332in blood levels, require prompt reporting of - HB 332: HCS |
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Long-term care facilities, nurse staffing requirements, establishment of - HB 157
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Medicaid,
managed care partnership, extension of - HB 459program performance, audit of - SCR 197 |
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Medical facilities, jail, state prisoner copayment for use of - SB 47
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Mesothelioma Awareness Day, designate September 26 of each year as - SB 62; SB 62: HCS
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Metabolic or genetic disorders, Medicaid coverage of - SB 106; SB 106: HCS
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Methamphetamine
violations, precursor drugs, prohibition of purchase - SB 211 |
Mold
remediation standards, Department of Law to establish and Attorney General to enforce - HB 44: SCS remediation, establish standards for - HB 44 |
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Multiple sclerosis, creation of trust fund and income tax checkoff for - HB 198
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Myositis Awareness Day, September 21 as - SR 186
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Narcotic treatment programs, regulation of - SB 200; SB 200: SCS
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Nursing facility, certificate of need approved, exemptions for - SB 60: HCS
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Office on Personal-Care Homes, establishment of - HB 476
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Opioid
antidote naloxone, availability, expansion of - HB 263antidote naloxone, expand availability of - HB 263: HCS, HFA (1),(2),(3) |
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Oral health care to a child's ability to learn, recognize importance of - SJR 114
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Organ
and tissue donation, encourage awareness of - HR 116donation, nonrefundable tax credit, provide for - HB 59 |
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Paramedics, expansion of practice, direct LRC staff study of - HCR 198
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Patient
admittance requirement, establish - SB 55: SFA (3) identification number for prescription medication, expanded options for - HB 266 |
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Pediatric abusive head trauma, prevention and recognition of - HB 285; HB 285: SCS (2), HCS
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Pedorthists, orthotists, and prosthetists, licensing of - SB 60: HFA (1)
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Personal
care homes, services, Medicaid coverage for - HB 476services agencies, require gift policy for - HB 415 |
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Personal-Care Homes Advisory Council, establishment of - HB 476
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Personal-care
homes, services, Medicaid coverage for - SB 143 |
Pharmacy
technicians working only as a charitable organization volunteer, waive application fee for - SB 19: SCS technicians, charitable organizations, waive application fee for - SB 19 |
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Pharmacy-related primary care, study of - HCR 72
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Physician
assistants, controlled substances, prescriptive authority for - HB 358; HB 358: HFA (1) assistants, emergency medical assistance, provisions for - HB 358; HB 358: HFA (1) assistants, licensure, requirements for - HB 358; HB 358: HFA (1) |
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Physicians and nurses, collaborative agreement guidelines, establishment of - HB 556: HFA (5)
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Practitioner or pharmacist coerced to provide drugs, prohibition of action against - SB 211: HFA (2)
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Pregnancy resource centers, encouraging financial assistance to - HCR 43
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Primary
stroke center, designation as a - SB 1: SCS stroke center, designation of - SB 1 |
Prisoners,
Medicaid rate for jail health care, use of - SB 84: HFA (2) use of Medicaid rate for jail health care - SB 84: HFA (1) |
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Private psychiatric hospitals, Medicaid, disproportionate share payments, provisions for - HB 518; HB 518: HCS, HFA (1)
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Prostethics, orthotics, and pedorthics, licensing and regulation of practitioners of - SB 60
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Prosthetic,
orthotic, and pedorthic licensing and regulation, therapeutic shoe fitters exempt - SB 60: SFA (3) orthotic, and pedorthic licensure, nationally certified practitioners exempted from - HB 376: SFA (1) |
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Prosthetics, orthotics, and pedorthics, licensing and regulation of practitioners of - SB 60: SFA (1)
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Prosthetist, orthotist, pedorthist, and orthotic fitter licensure, direct LRC staff study of - SB 60: SFA (2)
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Prosthetists, orthotists, and pedorthists, licensing of - SB 60: HFA (2),(3)
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Pseudoephedrine, prescription medication, record of - HB 497
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Psychiatric
hospitals, 900 KAR 6:075, void, unenforceable, rendering of - SB 55: SCS residential treatment facilities, Level I, Level II, establishment of - HB 231: HCS |
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Psychologists, licensing of - SB 12; HB 488
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Psychology
board, applied behavior analysts, regulation of - SB 4: HCS board, regulation of applied behavior analysts - HB 159 |
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Public protection and informed consent in individual private settings - HB 573
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Quality assurance program, require pharmacies to create - SB 99
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Reflex sympathetic dystrophy, medical education concerning - HB 252
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School
nurse pilot program, establishment of - HB 436: HCS nurse, pilot program, establishment of - HB 436 |
Sexual
assault exams, disabled person's consent, deletion of - HB 500: SCS assault exams, related services, reimbursal for - HB 500: HCS |
Smoking
cessation treatment, pregnant women, Medicaid coverage of - SB 11cessation treatment, urge Medical funding for - SR 9 |
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Specialty residential treatment center, establishment and licensing of - HB 231
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Speech-language pathologists and audiologists in schools, salary supplement for - HB 376: SCS
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State
employees, wellness activities pilot program - HB 150mental hospitals, Medicaid, disproportionate share payments, provisions for - HB 518; HB 518: HCS, HFA (1) |
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Students with Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, conformity with - SB 43
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Supports for Community Living, rate increase for, providers of - HB 193; HB 193: HCS
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Surgical assistants, certification of - HB 449
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Technical correction - SB 204
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The Kentucky Board of Prosthetics, Orthotics, and Pedorthics, establishment of - HB 376: SCS
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University
Medical Center, excess fund requirements - HB 165: SFA (1) of Louisville James Brown Cancer Center, honoring - SR 168of Louisville James Graham Brown Cancer Center, honoring - HR 196 |
Urban-county
boards of health, increased contract amounts for - SB 88boards of health, purchase amount requiring contract, increase of - HB 269 |
Wholesale
distribution, pedigree requirements, exemptions from - SB 59; SB 59: SFA (1), HCS, HFA (1) distribution, prescription drugs exemption, blood banks - SB 59; SB 59: SFA (1), HCS, HFA (1) |
