Kansas HB2366 expands the scope of practice for naturopathic doctors, sets continuing education requirements, increases professional liability.
Kansas HB2366 modifies the practice of naturopathic medicine by allowing naturopathic doctors to perform physical examinations, order diagnostic imaging studies, and provide naturopathic care to pregnant patients. It prohibits them from performing surgery, administering ionizing radiation, or prescribing controlled substances. The bill also mandates continuing education requirements, increases professional liability insurance, and establishes a naturopathic advisory council to advise the state board of healing arts.
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