Regulatory News

Australia's recent Intergenerational Report predicts that spending on healthcare will increase from 4.2% of GDP to 6.2% in the next 40 years. The...

Changes to India's Regulated Medical Practitioner (Professional Conduct) Regulations have been put on hold. Concerns from the Indian Medical...

A report by the American Immigration Council highlights state actions. "Maine established a commission to study the integration of foreign-trained...

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A new law in Illinois will create an Office of the Ombudsman for International Applicants under the Department of Financial and Professional...

The House of Representatives in the Philippines has voted to amend the Act regulating physical and occupational therapy to recognize physical...

Two years after a new law and after pressure from New Hampshire's governor, the New Hampshire Board of Mental Health Practice has now approved draft...

The May/June edition of Professional Licensing Report was recently distributed to the publication's subscribers. PLR always publishes two free...

New Mexico has created a Rural Health Care Delivery Fund, allowing qualified Medicaid healthcare providers to apply for funding to help defray...

The scope of practice for pharmacists in West Australia has been expanded to include prescribing antibiotics for uncomplicated urinary tract...

A new report by the March of Dimes reveals that 36% of US counties are "maternity care deserts," lacking in obstetric providers, hospitals, or birth...

Legislation under consideration in North Carolina could bring several changes to dental licensing. The bill would allow issuance of a dental...