OrganizationWEST VIRGINIA
West Virginia Board of Medicine
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Relating to professionals licensed by WV Board of Medicine“Regulatory body responsible for issuing licenses and disciplining medical and genetic counseling professionals”Relating to TeleheatlhAuthorizing physician assistants to own businessSudden Death Reporting and Stransparency ActTo remove restrictions for supervising physicians for Nurse practitioners or physician assistants in West VirginiaRequiring all hospitals and medical offices to send a notice to all former or current patients when they turn 18, informing them that if they have had any negative or adverse side effects of a procedure that was performed on them as a child to contact the hospital or office to inform them of the issue
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- Mar 5, 2026State BillRelating to professionals licensed by WV Board of Medicine
- Feb 16, 2026State BillRelating to Teleheatlh
- Mar 5, 2026State BillAuthorizing physician assistants to own business
- Jan 29, 2026State BillSudden Death Reporting and Stransparency Act
- Jan 27, 2026State BillTo remove restrictions for supervising physicians for Nurse practitioners or physician assistants in West Virginia
- Jan 28, 2026State BillRequiring all hospitals and medical offices to send a notice to all former or current patients when they turn 18, informing them that if they have had any negative or adverse side effects of a procedure that was performed on them as a child to contact the hospital or office to inform them of the issue
