WSR 20-04-054
AGENDA
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
[Filed January 30, 2020, 8:59 a.m.]
January 2020
Rules Agenda
This report details current and anticipated rule-making activities for the department of health (DOH) and the state board of health (SBOH). If you have any questions regarding this report or DOH rule-making activities, please contact Tami Thompson at 360-628-0096. If you have any questions regarding SBOH rule-making activities please contact Michelle Davis at 360-236-4105.
This agenda is for information purposes, and the anticipated rule-making actions are estimates. Any errors in this agenda do not affect the rules and rule-making notices filed with the office of the code reviser and published in the Washington State Register. There may be additional rule-making activities that cannot be forecasted as DOH and SBOH initiates rule making to implement new state laws, meet federal requirements, or meet unforeseen circumstances. See the "Key" below for explanations of terms and acronyms.
KEY
Blank cells in tables mean the anticipated filing date is not known at the time this rules agenda is filed.
CR: "Code reviser"on the notice forms created by the office of the code reviser for use by all state agencies.
CR-101: Preproposal statement of inquiry filed under RCW 34.05.310.
CR-102: Proposed rule-making notice filed under RCW 34.05.320 or 34.05.340.
CR-103: Rule-making order permanently adopting a rule, and filed under RCW 34.05.360 and 34.05.380.
CR-105: Expedited rule making filed under RCW 34.05.353.
RCW: Revised Code of Washington.
WAC: Washington Administrative Code.
WSR: Washington State Register official filing reference number given by the office of the code reviser when a notice is filed.
SBOH
Rule Making
Authority
RCW or
Session Law
WAC and
Rule Title
CR-101 WSR #
CR-102
WSR #
CR-103
WSR #
CR-105
WSR #
Program
Contact
Name
Program
Contact
Phone
SBOH
43.20.050
70.104.055
43.70.545
Chapter 246-101 WAC, Notifiable conditions.
18-11-089
Anticipate filing
 
 
Alex
Montano
360-236-4106
SBOH
43.20.050
WAC 246-203-130 Keeping of animals.
19-21-018
 
 
 
Stuart
Glasoe
360-236-4111
SBOH
43.20.050
43.20.145
Chapter 246-215 WAC, Food service.
18-14-085
Anticipate filing
 
 
Stuart
Glasoe or
Peter
Beaton
360-236-4111
or
360-236-4031
SBOH
43.20.050
70.90.120
Chapter 246-260 WAC, Water recreation facilities and chapter 246-262 WAC, Recreational water contact facilities.
17-01-048
 
 
 
Peter
Beaton
or
Chris
Trent
360-236-4031
or
360-789-2358
SBOH
43.20.050
Chapter 246-272A WAC, On-site sewage systems.
18-06-082
 
 
 
Stuart
Glasoe or
Mike
Dexel
360-236-4111
or
360-236-3011
SBOH
43.20.050
Chapter 246-272A WAC, On-site sewage systems, drainfield remediation.
06-12-108
 
 
 
Stuart
Glasoe
or
Mike
Dexel
360-236-4111
or
360-236-3011
SBOH
43.20.050
70.119A.080
70.142.010
Chapter 246-290 WAC, Group A water supplies, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances.
18-01-080
Anticipate filing
 
 
Stuart
Glasoe
or
Jocelyn
Jones
360-236-4111
or
360-236-3020
SBOH
43.20.050
70.83
Chapter 246-650 WAC, Newborn screening, adding spinal muscular atrophy to the list of mandatory conditions for newborn screening.
19-15-087
Anticipate filing
 
 
John
Thompson
206-418-5531
SBOH
43.20.050
48.21.244
48.44.344
48.46.375
70.54.220
Chapter 246-680 WAC, Prenatal tests—Congenital and heritable disorders.
18-24-016
Anticipate filing
 
 
Michelle
Davis
360-236-4105
DOH
Rule Making
Authority
RCW or
Session Law
WAC and
Rule Title
CR-101
WSR #
CR-102
WSR #
CR-103
WSR #
CR-105
WSR #
Program
Contact
Name
Program
Contact
Phone
Board of
hearing and speech
ESB 5210 (chapter 183, Laws of 2019)
WAC 246-828-025, 246-828-290, hearing and speech definitions, purchaser rescission rights and new section(s) addressing consumer notification.
19-20-100
 
 
 
Kim-Boi
Shadduck
360-236-2912
Board of
hearing and speech
18.35.161
43.70.250
WAC 246-828-020, 246-828-025, 246-828-04503, 246-828-075, 246-828-300, and 246-828-990, hearing and speech, examinations, definitions, postgraduate professional work experience requirements—Audiologist and speech-language pathologist, supervisors of students, expired license or certification, and hearing aid specialist, audiologist, speech-language pathologist, and speech-language pathology assistant fees and renewal cycle.
19-13-038
 
 
 
Kim-Boi
Shadduck
360-236-2912
Board of
massage
18.215
WAC 246-830-005, 246-830-020, 246-830-035, 246-830-037, 246-830-420, 246-830-430, 246-830-440, 246-830-475, 246-830-550, 246-830-555, 246-830-560, 246-830-565, and 246-830-570, massage practitioners. DOH (department), in coordination with the board of massage (board), is considering revising sections of the massage practitioner rules following the chapter review that became effective July 30, 2017. The department and board will consider revising training hours, continuing education, approval of schools and programs, perineal massage, recordkeeping and record retention. The board and department will also consider clarifying other rules as needed.
17-18-110
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Megan
Maxey
360-236-4945
Board of
naturopathy
18.36A.160
Chapter 246-836 WAC, considering the practice of nonsurgical cosmetic procedures in naturopathic practice.
13-22-059
18-14-087
Anticipating
filing a new CR-102
 
 
Susan
Gragg
360-236-4941
Board of
nursing home administrators
18.52.061
18.340
WAC 246-843-XXX, Temporary practice permits for nursing home administrator military spouse and state-registered domestic partner eligibility and issuance. The board of nursing home administrators is considering adding a new rule to provide for temporary practice permits to be issued to military spouses or state-registered domestic partners who hold an out-of-state credential as a nursing home administrator.
19-13-106
20-01-077
Anticipate filing
 
Kendra
Pitzler
360-236-4723
Board of
osteopathic
physicians
and surgeons
18.57.005 18.130.050 18.340.020
Chapter 246-853 WAC, Osteopathic physicians and surgeons. The board of osteopathic medicine and surgery (board) is considering rule amendments to several sections to ensure that the rules are current, up to date, and align with best practices. The board will also consider adding a new section describing the process for issuing expedited temporary practice permits for military spouses.
17-24-016
20-02-049
Anticipate filing
 
Sue
Gragg
360-236-4941
Board of
osteopathic
physicians
and surgeons
18.57A.020 18.340.020
Chapter 246-854 WAC, Osteopathic physician assistants. The board of osteopathic medicine and surgery (board) is considering establishing two new sections of rule to: (1) Describe the process for issuing an expedited temporary practice permit to an osteopathic physician assistant (PA) applicant who is a spouse or registered domestic partner of a military service member, and (2) establish return to practice requirements for an osteopathic PA who has not been in practice for a certain period of time.
19-01-010
20-02-052
Anticipate filing
 
Sue
Gragg
360-236-4941
Board of
physical
therapy
18.74.023 and HB 2446 (chapter 222, Laws of 2018)
Chapter 246-915 WAC, Board of physical therapy, physical therapist supervision of assistive personnel, implementation of HB 2446 (2018 session).
 
 
Anticipate filing
19-21-119
Kris
Waidely
360-236-4847
Chiropractic
quality
assurance
commission
18.25.0171
18.130.050
WAC 246-808-010, 246-808-505, 246-808-600, 246-808-605, 246-808-610, 246-808-615, 246-808-620, 246-808-625, 246-808-630, 246-808-650, 246-808-655, 246-808-660, 246-808-670, 246-808-680, 246-808-685, 246-808-690, 246-808-695, 246-808-720, and 246-808-810. The chiropractic quality assurance commission is considering revising these rules regarding definitions, procedures, instrumentation, publicity, advertising, printed materials, transactions, costs, records, duties, mandatory reporting, associations, societies, insurance and professional liability carriers, courts, state and federal agencies, and conflict of interest.
16-23-120
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Bob
Nicoloff
360-236-4924
Chiropractic
quality
assurance
commission
18.25.0171 18.130.050
WAC 246-808-105, 246-808-115, 246-808-130, 246-808-133, 246-808-135, 246-808-140, 246-808-180, 246-808-181, 246-808-190, 246-808-201, 246-808-215, 246-808-510, and 246-808-535, regarding licensure—Application and eligibility requirements. The chiropractic quality assurance commission is considering revising the rules and proposing to establish new temporary practice rules for military status or military-related status.
16-21-080
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Bob
Nicoloff
360-236-4924
Chiropractic
quality
assurance
commission
18.25.0171
18.130.050
WAC 246-808-540 Billing, 246-808-545 Improper billing practices, 246-808-550 Future care contracts prohibited, 246-808-560 Documentation of care, 246-808-565 Radiographic standards, 246-808-570 Pelvic or prostrate examination prohibited, 246-808-575 Intravaginal adjustment restricted, 246-808-580 Acupuncture, 246-808-585 Clinically necessary X-rays, and 246-808-590 Sexual misconduct, the chiropractic quality assurance commission is considering amending these rules to align with current practice standards.
16-23-106
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Bob
Nicoloff
360-236-4924
Chiropractic
quality
assurance
commission
18.25.0171
18.130.050
WAC 246-808-XXX Independent chiropractic examinations (ICE). The chiropractic quality assurance commission is considering creating rules to set standards for independent chiropractic physical examinations and patient records reviews.
15-21-047
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Bob
Nicoloff
360-236-4924
Dental
quality
assurance
commission
18.32.002
18.32.0357
18.32.0356
18.32.180
WAC 246-817-420 Specialty representation. The dental quality assurance commission is considering amendments to recognized specialties to include the American Board of Dental Specialties (ABDS) boards/areas of specialty and other potential specialties.
17-23-124
 
 
 
Jennifer
Santiago
360-236-4893
Dental
quality
assurance
commission
18.32.002
18.32.0365
WAC 246-817-601, 246-817-610, 246-817-620, and 246-817-630, dental infection control. The dental quality assurance commission (commission) is considering rules amendments or repeals and creating new sections to update dental infection control practice standards.
19-05-073
 
 
 
Jennifer
Santiago
360-236-4893
Dental
quality
assurance
commission
18.32.002
18.32.0365
18.32.640
WAC 246-817-701 through 246-817-790, administration of anesthetic agents for dental procedures. The dental quality assurance commission is considering amendments to update general requirements. In addition to general updates, the commission is also considering amendments to address twenty-four hour on-call availability after a complex dental procedure, on-site inspections for all dentists holding sedation permits, and creation of a pediatric sedation endorsement.
17-17-089
 
 
 
Jennifer
Santiago
360-236-4893
DOH
70.342.075 43.70.040
Title 246 WAC, creating a new chapter of rules to establish nicotine content measurement standards for closed system nicotine containers use with vapor products.
17-15-026
 
 
 
Stacia
Wasmundt or
Liz
Clement
360-236-2568 (Stacia)
or
360-236-3309
DOH
Chapter 220, Laws of 2017
Title 246 WAC, establishing a new chapter relating to rapid health information network data reporting (RHINO).
17-21-075
 
 
 
Amanda
Morse
206-437-2045
DOH
43.70.280
Chapter 246-12 WAC, closure of abandoned incomplete health care credential applications.
17-10-045
 
 
 
Nancy
Elliott
360-236-4878
DOH
43.70.280
Chapter 246-12 WAC, Administrative procedures and requirements for credentialed health care providers.
17-10-007
 
 
 
Nancy
Elliott
360-236-4878
DOH
43.70.075, SHB 1049 (chapter 62, Laws of 2019)
Chapter 246-15 WAC, Whistleblower complaints in health care settings.
Anticipate filing
 
 
 
Marlee
O'Neill
360-236-4845
DOH
43.70.510
Chapter 246-50 WAC, Coordinated quality improvement program (CQIP). DOH will review the CQIP chapter and will consider updating the rules for clarification, streamlining, modernization, and other necessary updates for compliance with state statute.
19-11-021
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Jovi
Swanson
360-545-7315
DOH
43.70, ESHB 1094 (chapter 203, Laws of 2019)
Chapter 246-72 WAC, Medical marijuana consultant certification. DOH will consider amendments that would enhance and clarify training requirements and practice parameters of a medical marijuana certified consultant.
Anticipate filing
 
 
 
Shelly
Rowden
360-236-2820
DOH
43.70.110
43.70.250
43.20B.020
WAC 246-272-3000 Large on-site sewage system fees.
 
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Peter
Beaton
360-236-4031
DOH
43.70.250
43.20B.020
WAC 246-282-990 Fees (shellfish).
 
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Jerry
Borchert
360-236-3328
DOH
70.38.115
70.38.135
43.70.040
Chapter 246-310 WAC, Certificate of need, amending, creating, and repealing rules in order to clarify, streamline, and modernize language including need methodologies.
20-02-008
 
 
 
Nancy
Tyson
360-236-2955
DOH
71.12.670
43.70.040
Chapters 246-322 and 246-324 WAC, private psychiatric, alcoholism, and chemical dependency hospitals. Updating construction standards and merging chapters into one chapter.
16-19-037
 
 
 
Julie
Tomaro
360-236-4987
DOH
70.42.090
WAC 246-338-990 Medical test site fees.
 
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Stephanie
Vaughn
360-236-4617
DOH
2SHB 1394 (chapter 324, Laws of 2019)
71.24.037
71.24.648
Chapter 246-341 WAC, Behavioral health administrative requirements, the department is proposing to establish rules to create standards for licensure or certification of intensive behavioral health treatment services and mental health peer respite services, as well as making administrative changes to how a facility becomes certified to provide services to individuals on ninety or one hundred eighty day commitment orders in order to implement 2SHB 1394 (chapter 324, Laws of 2019).
19-16-050
20-01-150
Anticipate
filing
 
Julie
Tomaro
360-236-2937
DOH
43.70.040 70.170.060
Chapter 246-453 WAC, Hospital charity care.
18-18-073
 
 
 
Randy
Huyck
360-236-4210
DOH
70.225.090 (2)(b)
Chapter 246-470 WAC, proposing to establish a waiver process and criteria for facilities, entities, offices, or provider groups with ten or more prescribers to apply for an exemption from the prescription monitoring program and electronic health record (EHR) integration required by SSB 5380.
20-03-038
 
 
 
Carly
Bartz-Overman
360-236-3044
DOH
ESSB 5332 (chapter 148, Laws of 2019)
Chapters 246-490 and 246-491 WAC, vital statistics. Considering adopting new rules and amending existing rules that will identify the information displayed on birth and death certificates, short form certification of death, and informational copy of birth and death records, including allowing a nonbinary sex designation option to be added to a death certificate. The rules may also establish a formalized procedure to obtain certified and informational copies of birth and death records, adopt fees, make technical updates to statutory references as necessary, and repeal several obsolete sections.
19-14-039
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Katitza
Holthaus
360-236-4311
DOH
43.70.040
43.70.080
43.70.120
Chapter 246-710 WAC, Coordinated children's services. Children with special health care needs. Updating the rules to current standards, amending to include accessing the department as payer of last resort, and repayment to the department under certain circumstances; and adding new sections to include programs such as neurodevelopmental centers.
17-15-067
20-03-118
Anticipate
filing
 
Michelle
Hoffman
or
Ashley
Noble
360-236-3504 (Michelle)
or
360-236-3736 (Ashley)
DOH
18.380.110
Chapter 246-805 WAC, Applied behavior analysts (ABA). New rule sections to address temporary licensure for ABA practitioners.
17-17-020
 
 
 
Jeff
Wise
360-236-4987
DOH
18.225.040 18.225.090
Chapter 246-809 WAC, Licensure for mental health counselors, marriage and family therapists, and social workers.
18-11-029
 
 
 
Jeff
Wise
360-236-4987
DOH
18.205.060
Chapter 246-811 WAC, Chemical dependency professionals and chemical dependency professional trainees. The department is considering amendments to the alternative training requirements for chemical dependency professional (CDP) certification. The department will review possible inclusion of pharmacists as eligible licensees for this certification option and will consider any necessary clarification or technical changes.
Anticipate
filing
 
 
 
Brad
Burnham
360-236-4912
DOH
18.205.060
Chapter 246-811 WAC, Chemical dependency professionals and chemical dependency professional trainees. The department is considering amendments regarding chemical dependency professional trainee (CDPT) certification, supervision, approved supervisor requirements, disclosure information, disclosure statements, definitions, and clarifying and technical changes to other requirements, as needed.
18-11-030
 
 
 
Brad
Burnham
360-236-4912
DOH
18.138.070
Chapter 246-822 WAC, Dietitians or nutritionists. Considering rule making to amend or repeal several sections of rules focusing on mandatory reporting, examinations, and curriculum.
18-10-059
 
 
 
Jeff
Wise
360-236-4987
DOH
43.70.250
43.70.280
Profession fee amendments for WAC 246-843-990 nursing home administrators, 246-810-990 counselors and hypnotherapists, and 246-849-990 Ocularist.
20-01-072
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Cori
Tarzwell
360-236-4981
DOH
18.250.020
Chapter 246-916 WAC, athletic trainers, clarifying who is an authorized volunteer.
18-01-076
 
 
 
Bruce
Bronoske
360-236-4843
DOH
18.84.040
43.70.040
Chapter 246-926 WAC, Radiological technologists. Considering opening rules to clarify, streamline, and modernize the regulations for cardiovascular invasive specialists, radiologic technologists, radiologist assistants, and X-ray technicians. This may include repealing or adding new sections of rules, clarifying competency requirements and identifying authorized duties.
19-16-115
 
 
 
Debra
Mendoza
360-236-4841
DOH
18.89.040
18.89.050
WAC 246-928-XXX, creating a new section of rule to clarify the scope of practice regarding the administration of medications by respiratory therapists.
10-17-099
 
 
 
Jeff
Wise
360-236-4987
DOH
43.70.112
43.70.250
43.70.820
Chapter 140, Laws of 2019
WAC 246-933-990 Veterinarian fees and renewal cycle and 246-935-990 Veterinary technician fees and renewal cycle, adding a fee for HEAL-WA access and a reduction in fees for duplication and verification services.
19-20-076
20-03-173
Anticipate
filing
 
Cori
Tarzwell
360-236-4981
DOH
43.70.250
Chapter 246-945 WAC, pharmacy, DOH will consider moving the pharmacy licensing fees to the pharmacy commission's new consolidated chapter. The department will also consider changes to renewal cycles, and restructuring the fees for drug researchers as requested by stakeholders during public comment of the chapter rewrite.
Anticipate
filing
 
 
 
Cori
Tarzwell
360-236-4981
DOH
70.168
18.73
Chapter 246-976 WAC (minus WAC 246-976-420, 246-976-580, and 246-976-700 currently open). Updating EMS and trauma care systems. Chapter to align with the national standards and streamline applications.
17-24-013
 
 
 
Catie
Holstein
360-236-2830
Examining
board of
psychology
18.83.090
WAC 246-924-230, Continuing education requirements. The board of psychology will examine the possibility of reducing the number of hours required for continuing education.
Anticipate
filing
 
 
 
Stacey
Saunders
360-236-2813
Nursing care
quality
assurance
commission
18.79.110
18.79.400
18.79.800
Chapter 246-840 WAC, Practical and registered nursing, Advanced practice pain management rules.
19-15-092
 
 
 
Brandon
Williams
360-236-4239
Nursing care
quality
assurance
commission
18.79.110
WAC 246-840-111, 246-840-125, 246-840-200 through 246-840-260, nursing continuing competency.
19-01-001
 
 
 
Brandon
Williams
360-236-4239
Nursing care
quality
assurance
commission
18.79.110
18.79.250
18.79.260
18.79.270
WAC 246-840-300, 246-840-700 through 246-840-710, nursing scope of practice.
19-01-002
 
 
 
Brandon
Williams
360-236-4239
Nursing care
quality
assurance
commission
18.79.010
18.79.160
WAC 246-840-342 and 246-840-360 Licensure for advanced registered nurse practitioner (ARNP) applicants by interstate endorsement and renewal of ARNP licensure.
19-15-093
20-03-125
Anticipate
filing
 
Brandon
Williams
360-236-4239
Pharmacy
quality
assurance
commission
18.64
18.64A
69.41
69.60
69.51
Title 246 WAC, revision of rules around professional standards for pharmacy personnel.
18-09-066
20-03-126
Anticipate
filing
 
Tracy
West
360-236-4988
Pharmacy
quality
assurance
commission
18.64
18.64A
69.41
69.43
69.50
69.51
Title 246 WAC, revising licensing standards for pharmacies, facilities and professionals under the commission jurisdiction.
18-01-123
20-03-126
Anticipate
filing
 
Tracy
West
360-236-4988
Pharmacy
quality
assurance
commission
18.64
18.64A
69.41
69.43
69.50
69.51
Chapter 246 WAC, revising rules on the commission regulatory authority and regulation of the practice of pharmacy.
18-01-124
20-03-126
Anticipate
filing
 
Tracy
West
360-236-4988
Pharmacy
quality
assurance
commission
18.64
18.64A
69.41
69.50
69.51
Chapter 246 WAC, revision of rules around operational standards for facilities.
18-09-063
20-03-126
Anticipate
filing
 
Tracy
West
360-236-4988
Pharmacy
quality
assurance
commission
Chapter 314, Laws of 2019 (SSB 5380)
WAC 246-945-XXX, creating a new section to implement a waiver to the e-prescribing requirement as outlined in SSB 5380.
20-03-020
 
 
 
Cori
Tarzwell
360-236-4981
Podiatric
medical
board
18.22.015
18.22.800
WAC 246-922-700, 246-922-780, 246-922-790, multiple PMP query requirements.
19-18-018
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Susan
Gragg
360-236-4941
Podiatric
medical
board
18.22
Chapter 246-922 WAC, the podiatric medical board is opening the chapter to consider amendments to streamlining and modernized [modernizing] the rules following a chapter review under RCW 43.70.041.
Anticipate
filing
 
 
 
Susan
Gragg
360-236-4941
Podiatric
medical
board
18.130.050
18.22.005
18.22.015
WAC 246-922-230, podiatry prohibited transactions.
18-13-025
19-19-052
Anticipate
filing
 
Susan
Gragg
360-236-4941
Veterinary
board of
governors
18.92.030
WAC 246-933-010, 246-933-200, 246-933-310, 246-933-340, and new WAC 246-933-XXX, professional conduct/ethics definitions, veterinary-client-patient relationship, facilities and practice managements standards definitions, practice management, and client consultation.
18-12-090
20-03-172
Anticipate
filing
 
Loralei
Walker
360-236-4647
Veterinary
board of
governors
18.92.030
18.92.260
WAC 246-933-501 through 246-933-590, authorizing animal care and control agencies and nonprofit humane societies to provide veterinary services.
20-01-013
 
 
 
Loralei
Walker
360-236-4947
Veterinary
board of
governors
18.240.050
WAC 246-935-270 through 246-935-310, updating veterinarian technician continuing education.
17-07-046
19-21-134
Anticipate
filing
 
Loralei
Walker
360-236-4647
Washington
medical
commission
18.71.017 18.71.002 18.130.050
Chapters 246-919 and 246-918 WAC, considering a new technical assistance program to address practitioner deficiency issues. The medical quality assurance commission (commission) is considering creating two new rule sections that will establish a clinical assistance program to resolve practice deficiencies that may not rise to the level of a license sanction or revocation through a plan of education, training, and/or supervision for allopathic physicians and physician assistants. The commission will consider amending other related rules as needed.
18-06-007
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Amelia
Boyd
360-236-2727
Washington
medical
commission
18.71.017 18.130.050
Chapter 246-919 WAC, Medical quality assurance commission. Opening chapter for updates and revisions to modernize rules to align with current law practice.
18-02-079
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Amelia
Boyd
360-236-2727
Washington
medical
commission
18.71.017 18.130.050
Chapters 246-918 and 246-919 WAC, adding new sections regarding stem cell therapies.
Anticipate
filing
 
 
 
Amelia
Boyd
360-236-4766
Washington
medical
commission
18.71.017 18.130.050
Chapters 246-918 and 246-919 WAC, adding new sections regarding telemedicine.
19-19-072
Anticipate
filing
 
 
Amelia
Boyd
360-236-4766
Washington
medical
commission
18.71.017 18.130.050
SB 5764 (2019 session)
Chapter 246-918 WAC, changing name from medical quality assurance commission to Washington medical commission.
 
 
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filing
19-19-071
Amelia
Boyd
360-236-4766
Washington
medical
commission
18.71.017 18.71A.020
Chapters 246-918 and 246-191 [246-919] WAC, considering amending opioid prescribing rules to exempt long-term care facilities.
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filing
 
 
 
Amelia
Boyd
360-236-2727