Nevada SB68 revises behavioral health regulations, requiring specific reports from licensing boards.
Nevada SB68 amends existing law to require licensing boards for various behavioral health professions to submit annual reports to the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Health and Human Services and regional behavioral health policy boards. These reports must detail complaints, investigations, applications, denials, and applicant locations. The bill also ratifies the Social Work Licensure Compact, facilitating multistate practice for social workers with uniform licensing requirements.
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