Governor Kim Reynolds signed HF 424 into law Wednesday morning at Washington County Hospital. The new law removes the requirement that physicians assistants have a specific relationship with a …
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Governor Kim Reynolds signed HF 424 into law Wednesday morning at Washington County Hospital. The new law removes the requirement that physicians assistants have a specific relationship with a physician to practice medicine. The expectation is that this will improve heathcare access for patients across the state and address workforce shortages in rural communities.
Read the May 18 issue of The News for the complete story.
