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Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 6 - LICENSES › Section 100-6-6 - Reentry active license; medicine and surgery and osteopathic medicine

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Any physician, whether an applicant or a
			 licensee, who has not engaged in the practice of the healing arts for the two-year
			 period immediately preceding the fling of an application for a license or change of
			 designation type pursuant to K.S.A. 65-2809, and amendments thereto, may be required
			 to complete the terms and conditions of a reentry agreement that has been approved
			 by the board, as a condition of licensure.
(b) Each physician who has not practiced the
			 healing arts for the two-year period immediately preceding the fling of an
			 application for a license or change of designation type shall submit a proposed
			 reentry plan for review by the board. The proposed reentry plan shall contain the
			 following:
(1) The name of a supervising physician,
			 who shall be approved by the board;
(2)
			 an assessment of the physician's current strengths and weaknesses in the intended
			 area or areas of practice. The assessment may include testing and evaluation by
			 colleagues, educators, or others;
(3) an
			 education component that addresses the physician's area or areas of needed
			 improvement, if any, and consists of a reentry period of monitored practice and
			 education upon terms based on the factors listed in subsection (c); and
(4) documentation that an insurer intends to issue
			 the physician a policy of professional liability insurance pursuant to K.S.A.
			 40-3402, and amendments thereto, and certification from the physician that the
			 premium surcharges pursuant to K.S.A. 40-3404, and amendments thereto, will be
			 paid.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 6 - LICENSES › Section 100-6-7 - Application for licensure pursuant to K.S.A. 48-3406

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each applicant for licensure under K.S.A.
			 2020 Supp.
			 48-3406,
			 as amended by L. 2021, ch. 70, sec. 1, and amendments thereto, shall submit the
			 application on a form provided by the board.
(b) Each applicant shall submit the following
			 with the application:
(1) An application
			 fee;
(2) a current photograph of
			 the applicant taken within 90 days of the date the application is received by
			 the board;
(3) verification of each
			 license, registration, or certification issued to the applicant by any state or
			 the District of Columbia to practice the profession for which the applicant has
			 applied to the board; and
(4)
			 documentation that an insurer intends to issue the applicant a policy of
			 professional liability insurance pursuant to
			 K.S.A.
			 40-3402, and amendments thereto, and
			 certification from the applicant that the premium surcharges pursuant to
			 K.S.A.
			 40-3404, and amendments thereto, will be
			 paid.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 7 - EXAMINATIONS › Section 100-7-1 - Designated examinations for medicine and surgery and osteopathic medicine and surgery; limitation on attempts

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a)
(1)
			 Each applicant for licensure by examination in medicine and surgery shall be
			 required to successfully complete either of the following:
(A) Step 1, step 2, and step 3 of the United
			 States medical licensing examination (USMLE); or
(B) the substantial equivalent of the
			 examination specified in paragraph (a)(1)(A) in the year the examination was
			 completed, as determined by the board.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 8 - LICENSE BY ENDORSEMENT › Section 100-8-1 - Issuance; requirement

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
The board, without examination, may issue a license to persons
				who meet requirements set out in
				K.S.A.
				65-2833.
(a) All applicants for endorsement from other
			 countries may be required to personally appear before the board.
(b) In order that the board may determine the
			 standards established by law and rule in other countries the applicant will be
			 responsible in furnishing to the board credible evidence such as affidavits,
			 documents, publications and other material which will demonstrate the
			 following:
(1) Standards of the medical
			 school of graduation.
(A) requirements for
			 admission
(B) content of courses
(C) number of applicants as
			 compared to number of admissions
(D) program of specialty training available
(E) faculty-student ratio
(F) description of physical plant
(G) credentials of instructors
(H) volumes and periodicals
			 maintained in medical library
(I)
			 type of laboratory facilities
(J)
			 type of X-ray and diagnostic equipment in use
(K) method through which the school is
			 financed
(L) number and type of
			 examinations given during the school year
(M) construction and type of organization
			 that accredits the school and monitors the continued accreditation
(N) requirements for graduation
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 8 - LICENSE BY ENDORSEMENT › Section 100-8-2 - Applications

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
All applications for endorsement registration shall be upon
				forms furnished by the Kansas healing arts board and these forms shall contain
				the following in plain, legible writing:
(a) Name in full.
(b) Post office address.
(c) Purpose of Kansas license.
(d) Date and place of birth.
(e) Certified statement in detail of
			 professional education showing healing arts schools or colleges attended,
			 periods of study, degrees obtained and date of graduation.
(f) Photograph, exactly three by four inches
			 (3" x 4"), taken within ninety (90) days prior to date of application and
			 certificate of the photographer on the back of the photograph showing date and
			 place of the photograph. A thumb print on back of photograph shall be taken by
			 any law enforcement agency or in the office of the board of healing arts and
			 certified by the person taking the print.
(g) Affidavit of the applicant that he or she
			 is the identical person completing the education requirements as provided in
			 K.A.R. 100-6-2 [and] the photograph and thumb print submitted is that of the
			 applicant.
(h) A certificate
			 signed by the president or secretary of some county, district, state or country
			 professional healing arts society, setting forth that the applicant is a member
			 in good standing of said society, that he or she is a qualified ethical
			 practitioner of good moral character as provided in
			 K.S.A.
			 65-2804. In lieu of such certificate, the
			 applicant may furnish a written recommendation from two (2) licensed
			 practitioners who are members of the healing arts society where the applicant
			 resides.
(i) A certified document
			 of proficiency in basic science subjects.
(j) A true copy of the state or other country
			 license or certificate issued by the endorsing state or country over the seal
			 of the licensing authority and certified as correct by the secretary of the
			 board or other licensing agency of such state or country from which the
			 applicant comes endorsed.
(k) A
			 certificate of state endorsement signed and attested by the secretary of the
			 state board or other licensing authority from which the applicant is licensed.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 8 - LICENSE BY ENDORSEMENT › Section 100-8-3 - Endorsement licenses; active practice requirements

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each applicant
			 seeking licensure by endorsement based on licensure and active practice in
			 another state, the District of Columbia, another country, or a territory shall
			 submit evidence showing that the applicant has been engaged in direct patient
			 care during the 12 months immediately preceding submission of a completed
			 application. This direct patient care shall consist of at least either of the
			 following, or the substantial equivalent as determined by the board:
(1) At least one full day per week, or its
			 equivalent, for at least 50 weeks; or
(2) a total of 400 hours.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 8 - LICENSE BY ENDORSEMENT › Section 100-8-4 - Endorsement from this state

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
The executive director is empowered to certify on behalf of the
				board all necessary certificates for persons licensed in this state desiring to
				obtain a license by endorsement in any other state or country. The certificate
				shall state whether the license is current or not.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 9 - TEMPORARY LICENSE › Section 100-9-1 - Visiting professor license

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
The board may issue a visiting professor temporary license upon
				proper application to persons who meet the requirements set out in
				K.S.A.
				65-2898 [65-28,100 ] provided any
				prescribed fees are paid.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 10a - EXEMPT LICENSE › Section 100-10a-1 - Applications

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each
			 application for an exempt license shall be submitted upon a form furnished by
			 the board. This form shall contain the following in plain, legible writing:
(1) The applicant's name in full;
(2) the applicant's post office box address
			 if applicable;
(3) the applicant's
			 residence address;
(4) the
			 applicant's Kansas license number;
(5) a statement that the applicant does not
			 hold oneself out to the public as being professionally engaged in the practice
			 of the healing arts for which the applicant holds a license;
(6) a statement that the applicant is no
			 longer regularly engaged in the state of Kansas in the branch of the healing
			 arts for which the applicant holds a license;
(7) a statement describing the professional
			 activities relating to the healing arts in which the applicant intends to
			 engage if issued an exempt license;
(8) a statement acknowledging that if the
			 applicant is issued an exempt license, the applicant shall be subject to all
			 provisions of the healing arts act except for complying with the requirements
			 of continuing education; and
(9) a
			 statement acknowledging that if the applicant is issued an exempt license, the
			 following shall apply:
(A) The applicant will
			 not be a health care provider, as defined by
			 K.S.A.
			 40-3401 and amendments thereto.
(B) The applicant will not be required to
			 maintain professional liability insurance in accordance with
			 K.S.A.
			 40-3401
et seq.
(C) Any services rendered by the applicant,
			 while the holder of an exempt license, will not be insured or covered by the
			 health care stabilization fund.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 10a - EXEMPT LICENSE › Section 100-10a-2 - Request for changes

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
An exempt license holder shall file a written request with the
				board whenever the nature or extent of the professional activities relating to
				the healing arts are proposed to be changed from those activities divulged to
				the board on the application for such license or on any renewal form. The board
				shall review the request, determine whether the proposed changes affect the
				eligibility for an exempt license and either grant or deny the request.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 10a - EXEMPT LICENSE › Section 100-10a-3 - Renewal applications

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Each application for renewal of an exempt license shall be
				submitted upon a form furnished by the board and shall be accompanied by the
				fee required by
				K.A.R.
				100-11-1.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 10a - EXEMPT LICENSE › Section 100-10a-4 - Criteria

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Exempt licenses
			 may be issued to qualified applicants if the professional activities of the
			 applicant will be limited to the following:
(1) Performing administrative functions,
			 including peer review, disability determinations, utilization review and expert
			 opinions;
(2) providing direct
			 patient care services gratuitously or providing supervision, direction or
			 consultation for no compensation. Nothing in this subsection shall prohibit an
			 exempt license holder from receiving payment for subsistence allowances or
			 actual and necessary expenses incurred in providing such services;
(3) rendering professional services as a
			 "charitable health care provider" as defined in K.S.A. 1990 Supp.
			 75-6102 and amendments thereto;
			 and
(4) providing services as a
			 district coroner or deputy coroner.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 10a - EXEMPT LICENSE › Section 100-10a-5 - Conversion

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) A holder of an
			 exempt license desiring to become licensed to regularly practice the healing
			 arts within Kansas shall submit a form provided by the board containing
			 identical information to that required of individuals desiring to reinstate a
			 license.
(b) Each holder of an
			 exempt license desiring to become licensed to regularly practice the healing
			 arts within Kansas shall submit proof of continuing education as follows:
(1) If the individual has held the exempt
			 license for less than one year, no continuing education in addition to that
			 which would have been necessary had the exempt licensee continued to hold an
			 active license shall be required.
(2) if the exempt licensee has held the
			 exempt license more than one year but less than three years, the individual
			 must submit evidence of satisfactory completion of a program of continuing
			 education in accordance with the requirements of K.A.R. 100-15-2; and
(3) if the exempt licensee has
			 held the exempt license for more than three years, the applicant must complete
			 a program recommended by the board.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 10a - EXEMPT LICENSE › Section 100-10a-6 - Activities not divulged

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) The holder of
			 an exempt license shall not engage in any professional activities relating to
			 the healing arts not divulged to the board on the application for exempt
			 license, any renewal application or on a request submitted and approved by the
			 board pursuant to K.A.R. 100-10a-2.
(b) Any departure from subsection (a) may
			 constitute evidence of dishonorable conduct pursuant to K.S.A. 1986 Supp.
			 65-2836(b) as
			 amended by L. 1987, Ch. 176, Sec. 5 as further amended by L. 1987, Ch. 242,
			 Sec. 3 and any amendments thereto.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 11 - FEES › Section 100-11-1 - Amount

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
The following fees shall be collected by the board:
(a)
(1)
			 Application for active or federal active license
			 ................................... $ 300.00
(2) Application for exempt or inactive
			 license .............................................................. $
			 150.00
(3) Application for resident
			 active license .......... $ 100.00
(4) Application for reentry active license
			 ........... $ 300.00
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 12 - RECORDS › Section 100-12-1 - Records

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
All records which are required by law to be maintained by the
				board shall be open to public inspection under the following conditions:
(1) Records shall be inspected at the
			 board office located in Topeka.
(2) Records shall be inspected during normal
			 working hours and under the supervision of the executive director of the board.
(3) Any person who inspects the
			 records shall sign a written request.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 15 - LICENSE RENEWAL; CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 100-15-1 - Expiration dates

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each license to
			 practice medicine and surgery issued by the board shall expire on June 30 of
			 each year.
(b) Each license to
			 practice osteopathic medicine and surgery issued by the board shall expire on
			 September 30 of each year.
(c)
			 Each license to practice chiropractic issued by the board shall expire on
			 December 31 of each year.
(d) Each
			 resident active license issued by the board shall expire on June 30 of each
			 year.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 15 - LICENSE RENEWAL; CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 100-15-3 - Continuing education; institutional licensees

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each
			 institutional licensee shall submit, with an application for renewal of the
			 license, evidence of satisfactory completion of a minimum of 100 hours of
			 continuing education within the previous two-year period. Evidence of that
			 attainment shall be submitted to the board in the same manner as licensees in
			 the same branch of the healing arts are required to submit evidence of
			 satisfactory completion of a program of continuing education in accordance with
			 K.A.R. 100-5-2 and amendments thereto.
(b) An extension that does not exceed six
			 months may be granted by the board to any applicant for renewal who, during the
			 12-month period prior to the renewal date, suffered an illness or accident
			 which made it impossible or extremely difficult for that applicant to
			 reasonably obtain the required continuing education.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 15 - LICENSE RENEWAL; CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 100-15-4 - Continuing education standards; definitions

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Continuing
			 education" shall mean an activity designed to maintain, develop, or increase
			 the knowledge, skills, and professional performance of persons licensed to
			 practice a branch of the healing arts. Each continuing education activity shall
			 have significant intellectual or practical content, shall be relevant to the
			 branch of the healing arts for which the practitioner is licensed, and shall
			 meet at least one of the following content requirements:
(1) Have a direct bearing on patient
			 care;
(2) have a direct bearing on
			 the person's ability to deliver patient care; or
(3) relate to the teaching, ethical, legal,
			 or social responsibilities of a person licensed to practice the healing arts.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 15 - LICENSE RENEWAL; CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 100-15-5 - Continuing education requirement

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a)
(1) Each person who is licensed to practice a
			 branch of the healing arts and who is required to submit proof of completion of
			 continuing education as a condition to renewing a license shall certify, on a
			 form provided with the license renewal application, one of the following:
(A) During the 18-month period immediately
			 preceding the license expiration date, the person completed at least 50 credits
			 of continuing education, of which at least one credit shall be in category III,
			 at least 20 credits shall be in category I, and the remaining credits shall be
			 in category II.
(B) During the
			 30-month period immediately preceding the license expiration date, the person
			 completed at least 100 credits of continuing education, of which at least two
			 credits shall be in category III, at least 40 credits shall be in category I,
			 and the remaining credits shall be in category II.
(C) During the 42-month period immediately
			 preceding the license expiration date, the person completed at least 150
			 credits of continuing education, of which at least three credits shall be in
			 category III, at least 60 credits shall be in category I, and the remaining
			 credits shall be in category II.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 15 - LICENSE RENEWAL; CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 100-15-6 - Documentation of continuing education

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Each person who
			 certifies completion of continuing education shall, for at least four years
			 following the date of certification, maintain documentation of completion that
			 shall include either of the following:
(1) A
			 verification of completion issued by a national, state, or local organization
			 with standards for continuing education that are at least as stringent as the
			 standards of the board; or
(2) a
			 copy of the written materials provided with a category I continuing education
			 activity, along with documentation of all of the following:
(A) The name, address, and telephone number
			 of the activity sponsor, and the name and telephone number of a contact person
			 for the activity sponsor;
(B) the
			 title of the continuing education activity;
(C) the date and location of the activity;
(D) specification of whether the
			 activity was presented in person or by video, satellite, or internet;
(E) the number of continuing
			 education hours completed;
(F) the
			 activity agenda;
(G) the
			 identification and professional biographical information of the presenters;
(H) written proof of
			 participation; and
(I) a list of
			 category II continuing education activities, identifying the date of each
			 activity, a description or program title, and the number of hours claimed.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 15 - LICENSE RENEWAL; CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 100-15-7 - Category I continuing education using distance-learning media

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Each continuing education activity offered using
				distance-learning media shall qualify for category I continuing education
				credit if the activity meets the requirements in
				K.A.R.
				100-15-4 and meets all of the following
				conditions:
(a) The activity has a
			 mechanism in place for the user to be able to contact the provider regarding
			 questions about the continuing education activity.
(b) The provider of the activity evaluates
			 the user's knowledge of the subject matter discussed in the continuing
			 education activity.
(c) The
			 activity limits the amount of time within which a user can complete the
			 activity, which shall be no more than twice the number of hours for each credit
			 awarded for the activity.
(d) The
			 person or organization offering the activity provides a printed verification of
			 completion of the activity or allows the user to print verification when the
			 activity is completed.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 16 - REVOCATION › Section 100-16-4 - Grounds

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
A license may be revoked, suspended, or limited when the
				licensee has been found to have committed any of the acts specified in
				K.S.A.
				65-2836 and
				65-2837.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 18a - ADVERTISING › Section 100-18a-1 - Free offers

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
Any licensee who offers to perform a free examination, service
				or procedure for a patient, shall, during the initial visit, only perform the
				examination, service or procedure contained in the offer. Before any other
				examinations, services or procedures are performed, the licensee shall explain
				the nature and purpose of the examination, service or procedure and
				specifically disclose to the patient, to the greatest extent possible, the cost
				of the examination, service or procedure.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 19 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES › Section 100-19-1 - Types of hearings

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Hearings and
			 procedures of the board shall be in accordance with the hearings and procedures
			 established by the Kansas administrative procedures act.
(b) Summary adjudicative proceedings pursuant
			 to K.S.A. 1986 Supp. 77-538 to
			 77-541, inclusive, and amendments
			 thereto may be used for the following types of action:
(1) denials of initial license, permit,
			 registration or certificate;
(2)
			 cancellation for failure to renew a license, permit, registration or
			 certificate;
(3) cease and desist
			 orders, enforcement orders based on stipulations, public or private censures,
			 warnings, reprimands, restrictions, fines or suspensions for violations of any
			 laws administered by the board or rules and regulations promulgated thereunder.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 21 - DISPENSING PHYSICIANS › Section 100-21-1 - Definition of dispensing physician

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
"Dispensing physician" means a person licensed to practice
				medicine and surgery who purchases and keeps drugs and compounds his or her own
				prescriptions for the purpose of supplying such drugs to his or her patients.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 21 - DISPENSING PHYSICIANS › Section 100-21-2 - Drug label

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
A dispensing physician shall clearly label each drug dispensed.
				The label shall be typed or machine printed and shall include the following:
(a) The name, address and telephone
			 number of the dispensing physician.
(b) The full name of the patient.
(c) The identification number assigned to the
			 prescription order by the dispensing physician.
(d) The date the prescription was filled or
			 refilled.
(e) Adequate directions
			 for use.
(f) The expiration date
			 of the drug dispensed, if applicable.
(g) The brand name or corresponding generic
			 name and manufacturer or distributors name and the strength, at the discretion
			 of the physician.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 21 - DISPENSING PHYSICIANS › Section 100-21-3 - Packaging

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
All oral medications shall be dispensed in child resistant
				containers in accordance with the poison prevention packaging act of 1970 and
				in light resistant air-tight containers as required by the United States
				pharmacopeia. In those cases where a bona fide circumstance exists to make it
				undesirable to use safety closures, medication may be dispensed in a non-child
				resistant container.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 21 - DISPENSING PHYSICIANS › Section 100-21-4 - Record keeping and inventories

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) There shall be
			 kept in the office of every dispensing physician a suitable book or file in
			 which shall be preserved for a period of not less than three (3) years, every
			 prescription order filled or refilled by such dispensing physician, and said
			 book or file of prescription orders shall at all times be open to inspection to
			 proper authorities.
(b) Each
			 dispensing physician shall maintain the inventories and records of controlled
			 substances as follows:
(1) Inventories and
			 records of all controlled substances listed in schedules I and II shall be
			 maintained separately from all other records and prescriptions for such
			 substances shall be maintained in a separate prescription file:
(2) Inventories and records of controlled
			 substances listed in schedules III, IV, and V shall be maintained either
			 separately from all other records or in such form that the information required
			 is readily retrievable from ordinary business records and prescriptions for
			 such substances shall be maintained either in a separate prescription file for
			 controlled substances listed in schedules III, IV, and V only, or in such form
			 that they are readily retrievable from the other prescription records.
			 Prescriptions will be deemed readily retrievable if, at the time they are
			 initially filled the face of the prescription is stamped in red ink in the
			 lower right corner with the letter "C" no less than 1-inch high and filed
			 either in the prescription file for controlled substances listed in schedules I
			 and II or in the usual consecutively numbered prescription file for
			 non-controlled substances.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 21 - DISPENSING PHYSICIANS › Section 100-21-5 - Storage and security

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) All dispensing
			 physicians shall provide effective controls and procedures to guard against
			 theft and diversion of controlled substances.
(b) All drugs shall be stored under
			 conditions proper and suitable to maintain their integrity.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 22 - DISHONORABLE CONDUCT › Section 100-22-1 - Release of records

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Unless
			 otherwise prohibited by law, each licensee shall, upon receipt of a signed
			 release from a patient, furnish a copy of the patient record to the patient, to
			 another licensee designated by the patient, or to a patient's legally
			 designated representative. However, if the licensee reasonably determines that
			 the information within the patient record is detrimental to the mental or
			 physical health of the patient, then the licensee may withhold the record from
			 the patient and furnish the record to another licensee designated by the
			 patient.
(b) A licensee may charge
			 a person or entity for reasonable costs to retrieve or reproduce a patient
			 record. A licensee shall not condition the furnishing of a patient record to
			 another licensee upon prepayment of these costs.
(c) Any departure from this regulation shall
			 constitute prima facie evidence of dishonorable conduct pursuant to
			 K.S.A.
			 65-2836(b), and any
			 amendments thereto.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 22 - DISHONORABLE CONDUCT › Section 100-22-2 - Description of professional activities

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 28, July 11, 2024
(a) Any person
			 applying for an exempt license shall divulge on the application for such
			 license a description of all professional activities related to the healing
			 arts such person intends to perform if issued an exempt license.
(b) Any person holding an exempt license
			 shall, at the time of renewal, divulge on the renewal application all
			 professional activities related to the healing arts such person intends to
			 perform during the renewal period.
(c) Any departure from subsection (a) or (b)
			 may constitute evidence of dishonorable conduct pursuant to K.S.A. 1986 Supp.
			 65-2836(b) as
			 amended by L. 1987, Ch. 176, Sec. 5 as further amended by L. 1987, Ch. 242,
			 Sec. 2 and any amendments thereto.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 22 - DISHONORABLE CONDUCT › Section 100-22-3 - Business transactions with patients

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(a)
			 Non-health-related goods or services. A licensee shall be deemed to engage in
			 dishonorable conduct by offering to sell a non-health-related product or
			 service to a patient from a location at which the licensee regularly practices
			 the healing arts unless otherwise allowed by this subsection. A licensee shall
			 not be deemed to engage in dishonorable conduct by offering to sell a
			 non-health-related product or service if all of the following conditions are
			 met:
(1) The sale is for the benefit of a
			 public service organization.
(2)
			 The sale does not directly or indirectly result in financial gain to the
			 licensee.
(3) No patient is unduly
			 influenced to make a purchase.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 22 - DISHONORABLE CONDUCT › Section 100-22-4 - Description of affiliation with specialty board

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(a) On and after
			 January 1, 2004, each licensee who represents to the public that the licensee
			 is credentialed by a specialty board other than a state licensing agency,
			 including through the use of the description "board-certified" in connection
			 with the licensee's name, shall, in the same medium as that in which the
			 representation is made, identify the official name of the specialty board that
			 has granted the credential to the licensee.
(b) Each violation of this regulation shall
			 constitute prima facie evidence of dishonorable conduct.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 22 - DISHONORABLE CONDUCT › Section 100-22-6 - Notice to the public of licensure

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(a) A person
			 licensed to practice a branch of the healing arts shall not perform direct
			 patient care in an office, unless the notice adopted by reference in this
			 subsection is placed in a conspicuous location where the notice is reasonably
			 likely to be seen by persons who receive direct patient care in the office. The
			 document titled "notice to patients: required signage for K.A.R. 100-22-6," as
			 prepared by the state board of healing arts and dated April 5, 2007, is hereby
			 adopted by reference.
(b) As used
			 in this regulation, "office" shall mean any place intended for the practice of
			 the healing arts. This term shall not include a medical care facility, as
			 defined by
			 K.S.A.
			 65-425 and amendments thereto, which is
			 licensed by the Kansas department of health and environment.
(c) Each violation of this regulation shall
			 constitute prima facie evidence of dishonorable conduct.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 22 - DISHONORABLE CONDUCT › Section 100-22-7 - Orders to dispense prescription-only medical devices

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(a) For the purpose
			 of this regulation, "prescription-only medical device" shall mean an apparatus
			 that meets the following conditions:
(1) May
			 be sold or distributed only upon the authorization of a person licensed by
			 state law to administer or use the device; and
(2) is intended either to use in diagnosing
			 or treating a disease, injury, or deformity or to affect the structure, action,
			 or physiologic property of any part of the human body.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 22 - DISHONORABLE CONDUCT › Section 100-22-8a - Phosphatidylcholine and sodium deoxycholate

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(a) As used in this
			 regulation, the following terms shall have the meanings specified in this
			 subsection.
(1) "Adverse event" means any
			 unfavorable medical occurrence experienced by a patient that reasonably could
			 be related to the administration of PCDC.
(2) "Compounding" means combining component
			 drug ingredients by or upon the order of a physician for the purpose of
			 creating a drug tailored to the specialized needs of an individual patient.
(3) "Designated physician" means a
			 physician who is professionally competent to compound or order the compounding
			 of PCDC and who agrees to be available on the premises during the
			 administration of PCDC whenever the physician who compounded or ordered the
			 compounding of PCDC is not present.
(4) "Institutional review board" and "IRB"
			 mean a board or committee designated by a public or private entity or agency to
			 review biomedical research and to ensure protection of the rights and welfare
			 of patients.
(5) "PCDC" means
			 phosphatidylcholine and sodium deoxycholate prepared for administration
			 individually or in combination.
(6) "Physician" means a person licensed in
			 this state to practice medicine and surgery or osteopathic medicine and
			 surgery.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 23 - TREATMENT OF OBESITY › Section 100-23-1 - Treatment of obesity

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A person shall not dispense or prescribe controlled substances
				to treat obesity, as defined by this regulation, except in conformity with the
				following minimal requirements.
(a)
			 Amphetamines shall not be dispensed or prescribed to treat obesity.
(b) The treating physician shall personally
			 examine the patient. The physical examination shall include checking the blood
			 pressure and pulse, examining the heart and lungs, recording weight and height,
			 and administering any other appropriate diagnostic tests. The examination and
			 patient history shall determine if controlled substances are indicated and if
			 any co-morbidity exists. The treating physician shall enter each of these
			 findings in the patient's record.
(c) The treating physician shall prescribe
			 nutritional counseling, including behavior modification and appropriate
			 exercise for weight loss, and record these parameters on the patient record.
(d) The treating physician shall
			 not dispense or prescribe more than a 30-day supply of controlled substances,
			 at one time, to treat obesity.
(e)
			 Except as provided by subsection (f) of this regulation, the treating physician
			 may continuously dispense or prescribe controlled substances to treat obesity
			 when the physician observes and records that the patient significantly benefits
			 from the controlled substances and has no serious adverse effects related to
			 the drug regimen. A patient significantly benefits from the controlled
			 substances when weight is reduced, or when weight loss is maintained and any
			 existing co-morbidity is reduced. At the time of each return patient visit, the
			 treating physician shall monitor progress of the patient; the treating
			 physician or a person acting at the treating physician's order shall check the
			 patient's weight, blood pressure, pulse, heart, and lungs. The findings shall
			 be entered in the patient's record.
(f) The treating physician shall not dispense
			 or prescribe additional controlled substances to treat obesity for a patient
			 who has not achieved a weight loss of at least 5% of the patient's initial
			 weight, during the initial 90 days of treatment using controlled substances to
			 treat obesity.
(g) As used in this
			 regulation, the term "controlled substance" means any drug included in any
			 schedule of the Kansas uniform controlled substances act.
(h) As used in this regulation, the term
			 "obesity" means a documented diagnosis of excess adipose tissue, resulting in
			 body mass index of 30 or higher (BMI >= 30kg/m2), or a body mass index of 27
			 or higher in the presence of other risk factors (BMI >= 27kg/m2). Body mass
			 index is calculated by dividing measured body weight in kilograms by body
			 height in meters squared (kg/m2); expected body mass index is 20-25 kg/m2.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 24 - PATIENT RECORDS › Section 100-24-1 - Adequacy; minimal requirements

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(a) Each licensee
			 of the board shall maintain an adequate record for each patient for whom the
			 licensee performs a professional service.
(b) Each patient record shall meet these
			 requirements:
(1) Be legible;
(2) contain only those terms and
			 abbreviations that are or should be comprehensible to similar licensees;
(3) contain adequate
			 identification of the patient;
(4)
			 indicate the dates any professional service was provided;
(5) contain pertinent and significant
			 information concerning the patient's condition;
(6) reflect what examinations, vital signs,
			 and tests were obtained, performed, or ordered and the findings and results of
			 each;
(7) indicate the initial
			 diagnosis and the patient's initial reason for seeking the licensee's services;
(8) indicate the medications
			 prescribed, dispensed, or administered and the quantity and strength of each;
(9) reflect the treatment
			 performed or recom-mended;
(10)
			 document the patient's progress during the course of treatment provided by the
			 licensee; and
(11) include all
			 patient records received from other health care providers, if those records
			 formed the basis for a treatment decision by the licensee.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 24 - PATIENT RECORDS › Section 100-24-2 - Patient record storage

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(a) Each licensee
			 shall maintain the patient record for a minimum of 10 years from the date the
			 licensee provided the professional service recorded. Any licensee may designate
			 an entity, another licensee, or health care facility to maintain the record if
			 the licensee requires the designee to store the record in a manner that allows
			 lawful access and that maintains confidentiality.
(b) Patient records may be stored by an
			 electronic data system, microfilm, or similar photographic means. A licensee
			 may destroy original paper records stored in this manner if the stored record
			 can be reproduced without alteration from the original.
(c) Each electronically stored record shall
			 identify existing original documents or information not included in that
			 electronically stored record.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 24 - PATIENT RECORDS › Section 100-24-3 - Notice of location of records upon termination of active practice

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Each licensee of the board who terminates the active practice
				of the healing arts within this state shall, within 30 days after terminating
				the active practice, provide to the board the following information:
(a) The location where patient records are
			 stored;
(b) if the licensee
			 designates an agent to maintain the records, the name, telephone number, and
			 mailing address of the agent;
(c)
			 the date on which the patient records are scheduled to be destroyed, as allowed
			 by K.A.R. 100-24-2.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 25 - OFFICE REQUIREMENTS › Section 100-25-1 - Definitions

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As used in this article, the following terms shall have the
				meanings specified in this regulation.
(a) "General anesthesia" means a drug that,
			 when administered to a patient, results in the patient's controlled state of
			 unconsciousness accompanied by a loss of protective reflexes, including the
			 loss of the independent and continuous ability to maintain the airway and a
			 regular breathing pattern, and the loss of the ability to respond purposefully
			 to verbal commands or tactile stimulation.
(b) "Local anesthesia" means a drug that,
			 when administered to a localized part of the human body by topical application
			 or by local infiltration in close proximity to a nerve, produces a transient
			 and reversible loss of sensation. This term shall include lidocaine injections
			 not exceeding seven milligrams per kilogram of body weight and also tumescent
			 local anesthesia.
(c) "Medical
			 care facility" has the meaning specified in
			 K.S.A.
			 65-425 and amendments thereto.
(d) "Minimal sedation" means an oral sedative
			 or oral analgesic administered in doses appropriate for the unsupervised
			 treatment of insomnia, anxiety, or pain.
(e) "Minor surgery" means surgery that meets
			 both of the following conditions:
(1) Any
			 complication from the surgery requiring hospitalization is not reasonably
			 foreseeable.
(2) The surgery can
			 safely and comfortably be performed either on a patient who has received no
			 anesthesia or on a patient who has received local anesthesia or topical
			 anesthesia.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 25 - OFFICE REQUIREMENTS › Section 100-25-2 - General requirements

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(a) Except in an
			 emergency, a person licensed to practice a branch of the healing arts shall not
			 perform direct patient care in an office unless all of the following conditions
			 are met:
(1) The office at which the direct
			 patient care is performed is sanitary and safe.
(2) Smoking is prohibited in all patient care
			 areas and all areas where any hazardous material is present.
(3) Medical services waste is segregated,
			 stored, collected, processed, and disposed of in accordance with K.A.R.
			 28-29-27.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 25 - OFFICE REQUIREMENTS › Section 100-25-3 - Requirements for office-based surgery and special procedures

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A physician shall not perform any office-based surgery or
				special procedure unless the office meets the requirements of
				K.A.R.
				100-25-2. Except in an emergency, a physician
				shall not perform any officebased surgery or special procedure on and after
				January 1, 2006 unless all of the following requirements are met:
(a) Personnel.
(1) All health care personnel shall be
			 qualified by training, experience, and licensure as required by law.
(2) At least one person shall have training
			 in advanced resuscitative techniques and shall be in the patient's immediate
			 presence at all times until the patient is discharged from anesthesia care.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 100 - KANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALING ARTS › Article 25 - OFFICE REQUIREMENTS › Section 100-25-4 - Office-based surgery and special procedures using general anesthesia or a spinal or epidural block

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(a) In addition to
			 meeting the requirements stated in K.A.R. 100-25-2 and 100-25-3, a physician
			 shall not perform any office-based surgery or special procedure using general
			 anesthesia or a spinal or epidural block unless the office is equipped with the
			 following:
(1) Medications and equipment
			 available to treat malignant hyperthermia when triggering agents are used. At a
			 minimum, the office shall have a supply of dantrolene sodium adequate to treat
			 each patient until the patient is transferred to an emergency facility;
(2) tracheotomy and chest tube
			 kits;
(3) an electrocardiogram
			 that is continuously displayed from the induction and during the maintenance of
			 general anesthesia or the spinal or epidural block;
(4) a means readily available to measure the
			 patient's temperature; and
(5)
			 qualified, trained personnel available and dedicated solely to patient
			 monitoring.