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The longtime effort in California to expand the scope of unsupervised care by nurse practitioners (NPs) is beginning to take form. AB 890 by Assemblyman Jim Wood (D-Eureka) went into effect on January 1, 2021.

The California Supreme Court has ruled that while the path is narrow, a physician can avoid an “anti-SLAPP defense” when alleging that a hospital’s peer review decision was retaliatory.

CAP’s My Practice program has received several calls from CAP members about COVID vaccine reimbursement and denials, as there has been much confusion on how to bill. As if the pandemic hasn’t been stressful enough due to income loss and other challenges, billing has become even more difficult to navigate.

The widespread use of internet-connected consumer “smart” devices brings not only an increasing dependence on technology for daily living, but also the need to shield users’ privacy and to protect vast amounts of data collected through their use.