regulations

CMA's Regulations Quick List (2010.02.10)

Posted March 5th, 2010 in Health Policy, Managing Your Practice

CMA's Regulations Quick List provides a summary and current status of significant regulations followed by CMA's Center for Medical and Regulatory Policy. The Quick List is circulated regularly on a monthly basis or more frequently, as needed. For more information on a specific regulatory package, please contact the appropriate staff member identified at the end of each regulation summary by calling (916) 444-5532.

(See Bottom for "Rulemaking Process")

Topics: regulations, SDCMS News and Updates

SDCMS RECORDED SEMINAR: Medical Office OSHA for Dummies, in 60 Minutes (2008.01.29)

Posted October 7th, 2008 in Webinars, Managing Your Practice

RECORDING: OSHA Refresher Course

TITLE: Medical Office OSHA for Dummies, in 60 Minutes

DATE: January 29, 2008

VIEW: Click Here

DESCRIPTION: SDCMS offers this refresher course for physicians and their office on OSHA regularions. Topics covered include:

Topics: Occupational Safety and Health Administration, osha, regulations, SDCMS News and Updates, seminar, webinar

The Executive Rulemaking Process, Governed by the Administrative Procedures Act

Posted April 23rd, 2010 in Health Policy, Managing Your Practice

The executive rulemaking process is governed by the Administrative Procedures Act (Government Code § 11340). Once the appropriate state agency has published the regulatory text and notified the public of its availability, regulations are said to have been officially “noticed.” This commences a 45-day minimum comment period during which written public comments may be submitted. In many cases, a public hearing will be held at the close of the comment period through which the agency may receive oral testimony.

Topics: CMA, regulations

CMA's Regulations Quick List (April 13, 2010)

Posted April 23rd, 2010 in Health Policy, Managing Your Practice

CMA's Regulations Quick List provides a summary and current status of significant regulations followed by CMA's Center for Medical and Regulatory Policy. The Quick List is circulated regularly on a monthly basis or more frequently, as needed. For more information on a specific regulatory package, please contact the appropriate CMA staff member identified at the end of each regulation summary by email or by calling (916) 444-5532.

Topics: CMA, Healthcare News and Updates, regulations, SDCMS News and Updates

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