Michigan HB6326 prohibits health professionals from using advertisements, name tags, or other representations containing false or misleading.

Michigan HB6326 amends the Public Health Code to prohibit health professionals from using advertisements, name tags, or other representations containing false or misleading information. Specifically, it bans misleading information about a health professional's skills, training, education, or certifications. It also prohibits professionals from claiming titles associated with medical specialties or subspecialties unless they are qualified physicians. Violations of these provisions are subject to disciplinary action.

Michigan HB6326 prohibits health professionals from using advertisements, name tags, or other representations containing false or misleading.

Michigan HB6326 amends the Public Health Code to prohibit health professionals from using advertisements, name tags, or other representations containing false or misleading information. Specifically, it bans misleading information about a health professional's skills, training, education, or certifications. It also prohibits professionals from claiming titles associated with medical specialties or subspecialties unless they are qualified physicians. Violations of these provisions are subject to disciplinary action.