Texas HB754 mandates human trafficking prevention training for medical assistants and requires health care facilities to display signs about human.
Texas HB754 establishes measures to combat human trafficking within certain health care facilities. The bill requires medical assistants to complete approved human trafficking prevention training, with at least one course available at no charge. The executive commissioner of the Health and Human Services Commission must approve these training courses and maintain an updated list on the commission's website.
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