North Carolina S345 adjusts supervision requirements for physician assistants and modifies their licensure.
North Carolina S345 modifies the supervision and practice requirements for physician assistants. It allows physician assistants in team-based settings to prescribe, order, administer, and procure drugs and medical devices without direct physician authorization. These assistants must consult with supervising physicians for certain controlled substances and must collaborate with other healthcare team members.
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