Alaska HB95 establishes the Board of Licensed Midwives to regulate midwifery practices, ensuring safe home births and insurance coverage for.
HB95 amends Alaska's midwifery regulations by renaming the Board of Certified Direct-Entry Midwives to the Board of Licensed Midwives. The bill outlines the board's duties, including reviewing midwifery license applications, adopting regulations, and overseeing education and training programs. It mandates that licensed midwives can practice independently without supervision or collaboration with other health care providers.
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