HB2749

Missouri HB2749 modifies collaborative practice arrangements between physicians and physician assistants, including delegation of prescribing.

Missouri HB2749 modifies provisions relating to collaborative practice arrangements between physicians and physician assistants. The bill allows physician assistants to prescribe certain controlled substances under specific conditions and mandates written collaborative practice arrangements. It also permits licensed hospitals to perform administrative duties for these arrangements. The bill outlines the scope of practice for physician assistants, including patient histories, physical examinations, and prescribing medications. It also sets rules for physician supervision and chart reviews.