California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 1 — General Provisions, Article 10.5 — Unprofessional Conduct

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Section 725Establishes repeated clearly excessive prescribing, treatment, diagnostic procedures, or use of facilities as unprofessional conduct for specified health professionals, and repeated excessive…Section 726Establishes sexual abuse, misconduct, or relations with a patient, client, or customer as unprofessional conduct and grounds for discipline for covered licensees.…Section 727Establishes that the specified Evidence Code rule applies in disciplinary proceedings against a licensee for acts violating the referenced provision. The statute…Section 728Requires a psychotherapist or employer who learns from a client of alleged sexual intercourse, behavior, or contact with a prior psychotherapist during…Section 729Prohibits specified health and counseling professionals, including persons holding themselves out as such, from sexual acts or contact with current patients or…Section 730Prohibits a person licensed under the division or a referenced initiative act from performing a medical evaluation requiring qualified-medical-evaluator certification without first…Section 730.5Prohibits a physician and surgeon, osteopathic physician, dentist, or podiatrist from directing or supervising needle acupuncture by a licensee who lacks an…Section 731Establishes unprofessional conduct when a regulated person commits, aids, or abets specified prostitution, disorderly-house, or related Penal Code violations at premises or…Section 732Requires physicians and surgeons and dentists to refund duplicate patient payments within 30 days after a patient request when payment has been…Section 733Prohibits licentiates from obstructing access to legally prescribed drugs or devices and generally requires dispensing, but allows refusal for illegality, patient harm,…

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