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<strong>CS</strong> for <strong>CS</strong> for <strong>SB</strong> <strong>818</strong> First <strong>Eng</strong>rossed<br />

prohibiting the department from revoking or suspending<br />

a clinic’s registration if the clinic appoints another<br />

designated physician; prohibiting persons owning or<br />

operating a pain-management clinic that has a revoked<br />

registration from applying to operate another pain-<br />

management clinic within a specified number of years<br />

upon a finding by the probable cause panel of the<br />

appropriate board, and an opportunity to be heard,<br />

when the persons operating such clinic knew or should<br />

have known of violations causing such revocation;<br />

revising the responsibilities of an osteopathic<br />

physician who provides professional services in a<br />

pain-management clinic; requiring an osteopathic<br />

physician, an advanced registered nurse practitioner,<br />

or a physician assistant to perform an appropriate<br />

medical examination of a patient on the same day that<br />

the physician dispenses or prescribes a controlled<br />

substance to the patient at a pain-management clinic;<br />

requiring an osteopathic physician who works in a<br />

pain-management clinic to document the reason a<br />

prescription for a certain dosage of a controlled<br />

substance is within the proper standard of care;<br />

creating a felony of the third degree for a licensee<br />

or other person who serves as the designated physician<br />

of a pain-management clinic to register a pain-<br />

management clinic through misrepresentation or fraud;<br />

amending s. 459.015, F.S.; providing additional<br />

grounds for disciplinary action by the Board of<br />

Osteopathic Medicine; amending s. 465.015, F.S.;<br />

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2011<strong>818</strong>e1<br />

CODING: Words stricken are deletions; words underlined are additions.

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