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Purpose.

Provisions not applicable to other practitioners; exceptions, etc.

Definitions.

Board of Medicine.

Rulemaking authority.

Restricted licenses.

Licensure by examination; requirements; fees.

Restricted license; certain foreign-licensed physicians; examination; restrictions on practice; full licensure.

Interstate Medical Licensure Compact; applicability.

Licensure by endorsement; requirements; fees.

Temporary certificate for visiting physicians to practice in approved cancer centers.

Temporary certificate for visiting physicians to obtain medical privileges for instructional purposes in conjunction with certain plastic surgery or other medical or surgical training programs and educational symposiums.

Certification of foreign educational institutions.

Medical faculty certificate.

Medical school eligibility of military academy students or graduates.

Temporary certificate for practice in areas of critical need.

Temporary certificate for active duty military and veterans practicing in areas of critical need.

Public health certificate.

Public psychiatry certificate.

Limited licenses.

Expert witness certificate.

Renewal of license.

Physician survey.

Analysis of survey results; report.

Confidentiality of certain information contained in physician workforce surveys.

Financial responsibility.

Inactive status.

Itemized patient billing.

Breast cancer; information on treatment alternatives.

Electroconvulsive and psychosurgical procedures.

Electronic-communications diagnostic-imaging or treatment services.

Intractable pain; authorized treatment.

Pain-management clinics.

Penalty for violations.

Office surgeries.

Sexual misconduct in the practice of medicine.

Concerted effort to refuse emergency room treatment to patients; penalties.

Grounds for disciplinary action; action by the board and department.

Emergency procedures for disciplinary action.

Specialties.

Prescription or administration of dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO).

Drugs to treat obesity; rules establishing guidelines.

Reports of disciplinary actions by medical organizations and hospitals.

Physician’s consent; handwriting samples; mental or physical examinations.

Search warrants for certain violations.

Subpoena of certain records.

Registration of resident physicians, interns, and fellows; list of hospital employees; prescribing of medicinal drugs; penalty.

Physician assistants.

Anesthesiologist assistants.

Formal supervisory relationships, standing orders, and established protocols; notice; standards.

Medical assistant.

Reports of adverse incidents in office practice settings.