Regulatory News

A survey and report from the Young Foundation in the UK found that 70% of professionals have experienced “discriminatory or exclusionary...

A recent survey by the Commonwealth Fund polled 3,000 healthcare workers and found that almost half had witnessed racial or ethnic discrimination...

A bill approved by the Philippines House of Representatives would require the Professional Regulation Commission to waive licensing examination fees...

New Mexico's governor has issued an open call for community volunteers to serve on state professional licensing boards. "This wide-ranging appeal...

Effective as of March 1, 2024, optometrists in North Carolina may register with the Board of Pharmacy to dispense certain prescription drugs for the...

A bill in the UK to regulate anaesthesia associates and physician associates has been approved by the House of Commons and the Scottish parliament...

A bill under consideration in Washington would allow undocumented immigrants to use a taxpayer identification number to apply for professional and...

A bill under consideration in California would amend the state's Business and Professional Code to mandate that licensing boards prioritize black...

The Oregon House had been considering a bill to issue temporary licenses to applicants in good standing in another state, giving them a year to...

Following the highly publicized case of Jodi Hildebrandt and Ruby Franke, the Utah Division of Professional Licensing will study a proposal to...

A bill passed unanimously in the Philippines legislature will extend the validity period of professional identification cards and certificates of...

The World Health Organization and the International Association of Medical Regulatory Authorities have signed a memorandum of understanding "to...