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Outpatient settings: surgical clinics.California · SB 966 · Last action Nov 30, 2014This bill would clarify that surgical clinics are eligible for licensure by the department regardless of physician or dentist ownership.Latest action: From committee without further action.Failed
Health care: outpatient settings and surgical clinics: facilities: licensure and enforcement.California · SB 396 · Last action Sep 9, 2015This bill would authorize the accrediting agency to conduct unannounced inspections subsequent to the initial inspection for accreditation, if the accreditation agency provides specified notice of the unannounced routine inspection to the outpatient setting.Latest action: Chaptered by Secretary of State. Chapter 287, Statutes of 2015.Enacted law
Emergency medical services: Commission on Emergency Medical Services.California · AB 2394 · Last action May 1, 2012The bill would revise the membership of the commission to replace the above described physician and surgeon with an air ambulance representative appointed by the Speaker of the Assembly from a list of 3 names submitted by the California Association of Air Medical Services.Latest action: In committee: Hearing postponed by committee.Session ended
Physicians and surgeons: special faculty permits: academic medical centers.California · SB 387 · Last action Oct 13, 2025This bill would modify the requirements for a National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center to qualify as an academic medical center by, instead, requiring the facility to train 25 resident or fellow physicians annually and exempting the facility from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges accreditation requirement.Latest action: Chaptered by Secretary of State. Chapter 752, Statutes of 2025.Enacted law
Coroners: reporting requirements: prescription drug use.California · SB 62 · Last action Feb 27, 2014This bill would require the coroner's report and other information to follow the report within 90 days or as soon as possible once the coroner's final report of investigation is complete.Latest action: Consideration of Governor's veto stricken from file.Vetoed
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