California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 5 — Medicine, Article 10 — Continuing Medical Education

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Section 2190Requires the board to adopt and administer continuing-education standards for licensed physicians and surgeons and to require each licensee to demonstrate compliance…Section 2190.1Requires continuing-medical-education courses offered on or after July 1, 2006, to include cultural and linguistic competency, except courses devoted solely to research…Section 2190.15Allows physicians and surgeons to satisfy continuing-medical-education standards with courses on patient-service practice management, health-care-facility management, or educational methodology for medical-school teaching.…Section 2190.2Requires the Division of Licensing to establish criteria that continuing-medical-education providers must follow to ensure licensee attendance throughout an entire course. The…Section 2190.3Requires general internists and family physicians whose patient population is more than 25 percent age 65 or older to complete at least…Section 2190.4Allows physicians and surgeons, beginning July 1, 2027, to receive two continuing-education credit hours per hour of coursework in perimenopause, menopause, and…Section 2190.5Requires physician-and-surgeon licensees to complete a one-time 12-credit-hour pain-management and end-of-life course by December 31, 2006; those licensed from January 1, 2002,…Section 2190.6Allows a physician and surgeon to use a one-time 12-credit-hour course on treating opiate-dependent patients, including eight hours on buprenorphine or similar…Section 2191Requires the board to consider continuing-education courses on sexuality, nutrition, child abuse, acupuncture, elder abuse affecting persons 65 or older, substance-use pregnancy,…Section 2191.1Requires the Division of Licensing to encourage every physician and surgeon to take a course in pharmacology and pharmaceuticals as part of…Section 2191.2Requires the Division of Licensing to encourage every physician and surgeon to take a course in geriatric medicine, including geriatric pharmacology, as…Section 2191.4Requires the board, when setting continuing-education requirements, to consider a course on integrating HIV/AIDS pre-exposure and post-exposure prophylaxis medication maintenance and counseling…Section 2191.5Requires the board to consider a continuing-education course that integrates mental and physical health care in primary care, with particular emphasis on…Section 2191.6Requires the board, when determining continuing-education requirements, to consider including a course on infection-associated chronic conditions. The contemplated course includes, without limitation,…Section 2196Requires the board to periodically develop and distribute information and educational material on detecting and treating child abuse and neglect to every…Section 2196.1Requires the board to periodically develop and distribute information and educational material on detecting and treating elder abuse and neglect to every…Section 2196.2Requires the board to periodically develop and distribute information and educational material on pain-management techniques and procedures, including addiction risks associated with…Section 2196.5Requires the board periodically to distribute information and educational material about detecting and treating spousal or partner abuse to every licensed physician…Section 2196.6Requires the board to periodically distribute information and educational material on preventing and treating chronic disease through changes in nutrition and lifestyle…Section 2196.7Requires the board to convene a working group of interested parties to discuss nutrition and lifestyle behavior for preventing and treating chronic…Section 2196.8Requires the board to periodically develop and distribute materials on assessing patient risk for controlled-substance abuse or diversion and on the Controlled…Section 2196.9Requires the board to consider including maternal mental health continuing education covering screening practices, cultural competency and unintended bias, disorders, evidence-based treatments,…

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