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Virginia's governor has announced the Unified Regulatory Plan through the end of fiscal year 2024, listing all anticipated rulemaking activities,...

Following the high-profile case of a UK neonatal nurse being convicted of murder and attempted murder of infant patients while on duty, calls are...

While acknowledging that some elements of the occupational licensing process could be evaluated to eliminate unnecessary barriers, this article...

The National Practitioner Data Bank indicates that Utah has a 44% rate of repeat offenders for medical malpractice payments and other adverse...

In expansion of a 2019 bill recognizing out-of-state occupational licenses for military spouses, a new bill expands the reciprocity to include...

"[Health practitioner regulation systems] HPR can support government workforce strategies, despite persisting challenges in cross-border recognition...

Editor's Note: CLEAR's Technology & Innovation task force used ChatGPT to generate an article introducing regulators to ways that AI can be used...

Australia's recent Intergenerational Report predicts that spending on healthcare will increase from 4.2% of GDP to 6.2% in the next 40 years. The...

Changes to India's Regulated Medical Practitioner (Professional Conduct) Regulations have been put on hold. Concerns from the Indian Medical...

A report by the American Immigration Council highlights state actions. "Maine established a commission to study the integration of foreign-trained...

The National Immigration Law Center has released a report detailing policy interventions that Congress and federal agencies can take to address...

Two years after a new law and after pressure from New Hampshire's governor, the New Hampshire Board of Mental Health Practice has now approved draft...