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| HB 1300 |
Kuessner |
Requires insurers providing medical malpractice insurance to health care providers to establish premiums based on the average judgment in medical malpractice cases by county during the previous calendar year.
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| HB 1302 |
Whorton |
Requires certain school nurses to be paid on the same pay scale as teachers with equivalent work history and working hours in their district.
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| HB 1325 |
Sater |
Authorizes a physician assistant or an advanced practice nurse to prescribe a schedule V controlled substance under a collaborative practice agreement.
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| HB 1327 |
Sater |
Requires, subject to appropriations, the Department of Health and Senior Services to establish an access to healthy food pilot program.
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| HB 1328 |
Sater |
Prohibits the use, sale, transfer, or licensing of certain prescriptive information by certain entities for commercial purposes.
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| HB 1330 |
Sater |
Requires the State of Missouri to match any grant moneys received by the state for smoking cessation up to a two million dollar cap.
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| HB 1331 |
Sater |
Establishes the Missouri Center for Health Information and the State Consumer Health Information Advisory Council to provide health care cost-related information.
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| HB 1332 |
Sater |
Establishes the Pharmacy Audit Bill of Rights Act of 2008.
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| HB 1339 |
Muschany |
Changes the laws regarding medical malpractice by revising the definitions of "health care provider" and "health care services".
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| HB 1350 |
Hodges, Jr. |
Requires health insurance coverage for fertility treatments.
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| HB 1374 |
Portwood |
Requires certain school nurses to be paid on the same pay scale as teachers with equivalent work history and working hours in their district.
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| HB 1375 |
Portwood |
Specifies that under the MO HealthNet program providers can receive enhanced reimbursement for certain services.
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| HB 1393 |
Dusenberg |
Requires only persons younger than 21 years of age to wear protective headgear when operating or riding as a passenger on any motorcycle or motortricycle.
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| HB 1398 |
Dusenberg |
Adds specialists to the list of health care providers for whom the State Legal Expense Fund is available for payment of certain claims filed against a provider.
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| HB 1401 |
Dusenberg |
Requires health screenings for public school students in the second and eighth grades.
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| HB 1424 |
St. Onge |
Re-enacts the federal overtime standards in effect prior to the passage of Proposition B (2006) regarding the minimum wage increase.
Companion: SB 782 (I)
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| HB 1439 |
LeVota |
Re-enacts the federal overtime standards in effect prior to the passage of Proposition B (2006) regarding the minimum wage increase.
Companion: SB 782 (I)
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| HB 1489 |
Donnelly |
Establishes a drug monitoring program and modifies existing record keeping for controlled substances and pseudoephedrine products.
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| HB 1504 |
Walton |
Allows physicians to use expedited partner therapy by dispensing and prescribing medications for partners of persons with certain sexually transmitted diseases who are not their patients.
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| HB 1546 |
Schaaf |
Changes the laws regarding infection control.
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| HB 1558 |
Hughes |
Establishes the Missouri Universal Health Insurance Act to provide comprehensive and necessary health care services for Missouri residents.
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| HB 1576 |
Wasson |
Changes the laws to implement Executive Order 06-04 that renamed the Department of Insurance to the Department of Insurance, Financial Institutions, and Professional Registration.
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| HB 1581 |
Pearce |
Re-enacts the federal overtime standards in effect prior to the passage of Proposition B (2006) regarding the minimum wage increase.
Companion: SB 782 (I)
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| HB 1592 |
Lipke |
Establishes a prescription drug monitoring program.
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| HB 1598 |
Sater |
Authorizes a state and local sales and use tax exemption for over-the-counter or nonprescription drugs.
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| HB 1600 |
Davis |
Specifies that a person performing midwifery services is not engaging in the practice of medicine, osteopathy, nursing, nurse-midwifery, or any other medical practice and does not have to be licensed.
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| HB 1601 |
Bringer |
Creates a rebuttable presumption that the person whose name appears in the controlled substance log book which pharmacies are required to keep and maintain is the person whose transaction is recorded.
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| HB 1609 |
Cooper, R. |
Requires the establishment of emergency triage guidelines for care and the Emergency Triage Guidelines for Care Task Force.
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| HB 1619 |
Jones, T. |
Establishes the Drug Monitoring Act and requires the Department of Health and Senior Services to maintain a realtime electronic logbook on all pseudoephedrine purchases in this state.
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| HB 1620 |
Jones, T. |
Authorizes certain advanced practice registered nurses to enter into collaborative agreements with physicians to administer and dispense controlled substances.
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| HB 1634 |
Wildberger |
Establishes the Registered Surgical Technologist Title Protection Act.
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| HB 1643 |
Onder |
Repeals the provision allowing a person holding a ministerial or tocological certification to provide services related to pregnancy.
Companion: SB 870 (I)
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| HB 1701 |
Wasson |
Prohibits certain requirements for immunosuppressive drugs under the MO HealthNet Program without the consent of the physician and patient.
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| HB 1712 |
Sander |
Changes the laws regarding emergency services and requires most counties to establish and maintain 911 addressing.
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| HB 1731 |
Walsh |
Establishes the Safe Staffing and Quality Care Accountability Act for Veterans Homes and the Safe Staffing and Quality Care Accountability Act for Mental Health Facilities.
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| HB 1739 |
Moore |
Authorizes the licensure of prescribing psychologists.
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| HB 1790 |
Cooper, R. |
Changes the laws regarding hospital designation to include a heart attack center and a stroke center if it meets the criteria of the Department of Health and Senior Services.
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| HB 1815 |
Portwood |
Clarifies the fees for copying patient care medical records and establishes the maximum amount for the combination of the notary and certification fee.
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| HB 1816 |
LeVota |
Establishes the Health Care Whistleblower Protection Act to protect certain health care professionals from retaliatory actions by employers for reporting violations of law.
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| HB 1838 |
Low |
Requires health insurers to provide coverage for human papillomavirus testing as a cervical cancer screening test.
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| HB 1868 |
McClanahan |
Requires the eligibility criteria for certain health care benefits to be no more restrictive than those in effect on January 10, 2005.
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| HB 1889 |
Meadows |
Requires the Missouri state highway patrol to provide a real-time electronic log book for pharmacies to use to enter certain drug transactions.
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| HB 1927 |
Frame |
Authorizes the State Highway Patrol to develop and implement a real-time electronic logbook for certain Schedule V substances and requires pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to report sales.
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| HB 1933 |
Schaaf |
Adds medically necessary home telemonitoring services to the list of services to be provided under the MO HealthNet program.
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| HB 1935 |
May |
Establishes the requirements for the practice of surgical technology in this state.
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| HB 2033 |
Page |
Establishes a drug monitoring program and modifies existing record keeping for controlled substances and pseudoeqhedrine products.
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| HB 2068 |
Wasson |
Changes the laws regarding the licensure of physical therapists and physical therapy assistants.
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| HB 2075 |
Grisamore |
Establishes the Missouri Commission on Autism Spectrum Disorders.
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| HB 2076 |
Grisamore |
Renames the Division of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities within the Department of Mental Health to the Division of Developmental Disabilities.
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| HB 2119 |
Roorda |
Specifies that any person who unlawfully distributes or delivers any controlled substance to any person which causes that person's death will be guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the first degree.
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| HB 2120 |
Roorda |
Expands the list of Schedule II controlled substances to include several nitrites.
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| HB 2130 |
Talboy |
Requires any health care provider to notify a patient when the patient's confidential medical information is improperly disclosed to a third party.
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| HB 2185 |
Low |
Establishes the Paid Sick Days Act which requires employers to provide sick days with pay to employees.
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| HB 2244 |
Page |
Renames the Intractable Pain Treatment Act to the Pain Treatment Act and removes the term "intractable pain" from its provisions.
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| HB 2267 |
LeVota |
Makes it a crime to fail to report the illegal conduct of a pharmacist or other health care professional which could cause death or serious physical injury and for an administrator to conceal same.
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| HB 2268 |
Portwood |
Modifies the requirements for use of the term "Christian Science nurse".
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| HB 2342 |
Wilson, K |
Requires the implementation of a program of random drug testing for members
of the General Assembly and recipients of benefits from the Temporary
Assistance for Needy Families Program.
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| HB 2355 |
Flook |
Changes the laws regarding the Missouri Health Facilities Review Committee
for the Certificate of Need Program.
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| HB 2370 |
Portwood |
Changes the laws regarding midwives and the practice of midwifery.
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| HB 2398 |
Schaaf |
Changes the laws regarding health care services and establishes the Insure
Missouri Plan to provide insurance coverage to low-income working adults.
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| HB 2398 |
Page |
Requires each licensed hospital to create a nursing advisory board to
establish and implement a standardized acuity-based patient classification
system for each direct-care unit.
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| HB 2462 |
McClanahan |
Specifies that certain information collected from health maintenance and
community-based health maintenance organizations that does not contain
identifiable information will be public information.
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| HB 2561 |
Page |
Requires licensure of Radiologist Assistants and Radiology Practitioner
Assistants by the State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts.
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| HJR 70 |
Icet |
Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing limits on total state
general revenue appropriations.
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| SB 724 |
Scott |
Gives advanced practice registered nurses prescriptive authority for scheduled drugs.
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| SB 732 |
Champion |
Establishes a drug monitoring program and modifies existing record keeping for controlled substances and pseudoephedrine products.
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| SB 736 |
Bartle |
Requires school districts to adopt policies for the testing of student athletes for the unlawful use of a controlled substance, including but not limited to anabolic steroids.
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| SB 741 |
Bray |
Allows small employers to obtain medical coverage through the Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan.
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| SB 746 |
Days |
Mandates health insurance coverage for morbid obesity.
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| SB 773 |
Shoemyer |
Regulates insurance agents selling Medicare Advantage plans.
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| SB 778 |
Justus |
Provides for optional immunization for the human papilloma virus.
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| SB 780 |
Smith |
Modifies provisions on human sexuality and sexually transmitted disease education courses.
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| SB 782 |
Loudon |
Reinstates federal standards for overtime wages.
Companion: HB 1424 (I), HB 1439 (I), HB 1581 (I)
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| SB 792 |
Champion |
Provides immunity from liability for certain healthcare professionals assisting law enforcement or governmental agencies in certain planned activities.
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| SB 799 |
Days |
Enacts provisions on children's mental health.
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| SB 821 |
Shoemyer |
Modifies the membership of the MO HealthNet Oversight Committee.
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| SB 843 |
Wilson |
Creates a trust fund and commission for youth smoking prevention.
Companion: HB 2432 (I)
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| SB 855 |
Coleman |
Adds counseling services under MO HealthNet.
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| SB 870 |
Loudon |
Modifies a provision of law relating to the practice of midwifery.
Companion: HB 1643 (I)
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| SB 884 |
Graham |
Modifies Missouri's seat belt law by making it applicable to all passengers and allows for primary enforcement.
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| SB 916 |
Goodman |
Requires hospitals to report adverse health events to a patient safety organization for review.
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| SB 917 |
Goodman |
Creates licensing requirements for prescribing psychologists.
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| SB 918 |
Goodman |
Prohibits certain requirements for immunosuppressive drugs under the MO HealthNet Program without the consent of the physician and patient.
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| SB 923 |
Shoemyer |
Modifies the membership of the MO HealthNet Oversight Committee by adding a licensed optometrist.
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| SB 962 |
Champion |
Creates the State Board of Health and Senior Services and repeals the current State Board of Health and the State Board of Senior Services.
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| SB 987 |
Shoemyer |
Modifies the membership of the MO HealthNet Oversight Committee by adding a licensed podiatrist and a licensed nurse.
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| SB 1007 |
Loudon |
Modifies minimum wage and overtime laws.
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| SB 1021 |
Loudon |
Changes the laws regarding midwives and the practice of midwifery.
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| SB 1044 |
Stouffer |
Modifies provisions regarding minimum ambulance staffing in fourth class
counties.
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| SB 1081 |
Nodler |
Modifies provisions regarding quality assurance and safety in the Division
of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Community Programs.
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| SB 1113 |
Bray |
Requires the posting of nurse staffing levels at hospitals.
Companion: HB 2183 (I)
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| SB 1159 |
Gibbons |
Modifies provisions relating to forensic examinations of sexual offense victims.
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| SB 1258 |
Goodman |
Modifies provisions relating to protections for senior citizens, disabled persons, and children.
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| SB 1264 |
Bray |
Requires hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers to report adverse health events.
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| SB 1272 |
Kennedy |
Governs the treatment of quality of care data between health carriers and health care providers.
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| SJR 49 |
Lager |
Prohibits the imposition of any state or local income tax after January 1, 2023.
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| SJR 50 |
Lager |
Limits general revenue appropriations and mandates state income tax rate
reductions in certain situations.
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