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Div. 2.DIVISION 2. HEALING ARTS
Ch. 8.2.CHAPTER 8.2. Naturopathic Doctors Act
Art. 6.ARTICLE 6. Offenses and Enforcement
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(a)On and after July 1, 2019, except as otherwise provided in subdivision (c), the board shall require a licensee to provide a separate disclosure that includes the licensee’s probation status, the length of the probation, the probation end date, all practice restrictions placed on the licensee by the board, the board’s telephone number, and an explanation of how the patient can find further information on the licensee’s probation on the licensee’s profile page on the board’s online license information internet website, to a patient or the patient’s guardian or health care surrogate before the patient’s first visit following the probationary order while the licensee is on probation pursuant to a probationary order made on and after July 1,
2019.
(b)A licensee required to provide a
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(a)
On and after July 1, 2019, except as otherwise provided in subdivision (c), the board shall require a licensee to provide a separate disclosure that includes the licensee’s probation status, the length of the probation, the probation end date, all practice restrictions placed on the licensee by the board, the board’s telephone number, and an explanation of how the patient can find further information on the licensee’s probation on the licensee’s profile page on the board’s online license information internet website, to a patient or the patient’s guardian or health care surrogate before the patient’s first visit following the probationary order while the licensee is on probation pursuant to a probationary order made on and after July 1,
2019.
(b)
A licensee required to provide a disclosure pursuant to subdivision (a) shall obtain from the patient, or the patient’s guardian or health care surrogate, a separate, signed copy of that disclosure.
(c)
A licensee shall not be required to provide a disclosure pursuant to subdivision (a) if any of the following applies:
(1)
The patient is unconscious or otherwise unable to comprehend the disclosure and sign the copy of the disclosure pursuant to subdivision (b) and a guardian or health care surrogate is unavailable to comprehend the disclosure and sign the copy.
(2)
The visit occurs in an emergency room or an urgent care facility or the visit
is unscheduled, including consultations in inpatient facilities.
(3)
The licensee who will be treating the patient during the visit is not known to the patient until immediately prior to the start of the visit.
(4)
The licensee does not have a direct treatment relationship with the patient.
(d)
On and after July 1, 2019, the board shall provide the following information, with respect to licensees on probation and licensees practicing under probationary licenses, in plain view on the licensee’s profile page on the board’s online license information internet website.
(1)
For probation imposed pursuant to a stipulated settlement, the causes alleged in the
operative accusation along with a designation identifying those causes by which the licensee has expressly admitted guilt and a statement that acceptance of the settlement is not an admission of guilt.
(2)
For probation imposed by an adjudicated decision of the board, the causes for probation stated in the final probationary order.
(3)
For a licensee granted a probationary license, the causes by which the probationary license was imposed.
(4)
The length of the probation and end date.
(5)
All practice restrictions placed on the license by the board.
(e)
A violation of this section shall not be punishable
as a crime.