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Employment: health information technology: clinical practice guidelines: worker rights.California · AB 858 · Last action Sep 23, 2022This bill would provide that the use of technology shall not limit a worker who is providing direct patient care from exercising independent clinical judgment in the assessment, evaluation, planning, and implementation of care, nor from acting as a patient advocate.Latest action: Vetoed by Governor.Vetoed
Radiologic technologists: venipuncture: direct supervision.California · AB 460 · Last action Oct 7, 2025This bill would revise that definition to require the licensed physician and surgeon to either be physically present within the facility and immediately available to intervene or available immediately via audio and video communication with access to the patient's medical imaging records and have the ability to intervene by directing other onsite personnel.Latest action: Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 435, Statutes of 2025.Enacted law
Health information technology.California · SB 371 · Last action Jun 3, 2021This bill would require any federal funds CHHSA receives for health information technology and exchange to be deposited in the California Health Information Technology and Exchange Fund.Latest action: Referred to Com. on HEALTH.Session ended
Energy: California Affordable Decarbonization Authority.California · AB 2329 · Last action May 16, 2024This bill would require the PUC and Energy Commission to jointly authorize the establishment of the California Affordable Decarbonization Authority as a nonprofit public benefit corporation and to take all necessary measures to create the authority.Latest action: In committee: Held under submission.Session ended
Office of Wildfire Technology Research and Development: report on new technologies.California · AB 609 · Last action Sep 1, 2023This bill would require the office to submit a report, as specified, to the Legislature, on or before July 1, 2025, that assesses the feasibility of CAL FIRE and Cal OES, working with the National Interagency Aviation Committee and the International Airtanker Board, to conduct an evaluation of innovative new aerial firefighting technologies and whether any…Latest action: In committee: Held under submission.Session ended
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