The Florida Senate

SB 2066: Health Care

GENERAL BILL by Jones

Health Care; provides that practitioner's failure to disclose training constitutes grounds for disciplinary action; provides exception; establishes criteria applicable to boards that certify practitioners; provides requirements for advertising by physicians licensed under Medical Practice law; provides prerequisites for claiming to be board-certified specialist. Amends 456.72, 458.309,..331,.3312.

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• Bill History

  Date	Chamber	Action
  3/4/2003	Senate	• Filed
  3/18/2003	Senate	• Introduced, referred to Health, Aging, and Long-Term Care; Regulated Industries; Commerce, Economic Opportunities, and Consumer Services -SJ 00206
  4/9/2003	Senate	• On Committee agenda-- Health, Aging, and Long-Term Care, 04/14/03, 1:15 pm, 412-K --Not considered
  5/2/2003	Senate	• Died in Committee on Health, Aging, and Long-Term Care

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• SB 2066, Original Filed Version (Current Bill Version) Posted 3/6/2003 at 1:42 PM

  Bill Text:	Web Page | PDF

  Analyses:	None

  Related Bills (1)

  Bill Number	Subject	Filed By	Relationship	Last Action and Location
  H 507	Health Care	Galvano	Similar	Last Action: 5/2/2003 H Died in Committee on Health Care Location:

  Committee Votes (1)

  Date	Committee	Result
  4/14/2003 1:15 PM	Health, Aging, and Long-Term Care	View Vote Record

  Citations - Statutes (4)

  Citation	Catchline	Location in Bill Location In Bill Help
  456.072	Grounds for discipline; penalties; enforcement.
  458.309	Rulemaking authority.
  458.331	Grounds for disciplinary action; action by the board and department.
  458.3312	Specialties.

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