NCMB Position Statement 2025 Year-In-Review
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The Policy Committee of the North Carolina Medical Board regularly reviews it official position statements – and develops new ones as the need arises – to provide timely, relevant guidance to licensees.
NCMB recently posted its Compendium of Position Statements, which collects the most current versions of all positions in one document, on its website. It can be downloaded here.
Here is a rundown of positions reviewed in 2025:
Reviewed and Amended
Advance Directives and Patient Autonomy
Departures from or Closings of Medical Practices
The Medical Supervisor-Trainee Relationship
Palliative Care and End-of-Life Responsibilities
Physician Supervision of Other Licensed Health Care Professionals
Policy for the Use of Audio or Visual Recordings in Patient Care
The Retired Physician/Licensee
Sale of Goods from Licensee’s Offices
Self-Treatment and Treatment of Family Members
Unethical Agreements in Complaint Settlements
What Are the Position Statements of the Board and to Whom Do They Apply?
Reviewed, No Material Changes
Medical Testimony
Professional Obligations Pertaining to Incompetence, Impairment, or Unethical Conduct of Licensees
Writing of Prescriptions
NCMB recently posted its Compendium of Position Statements, which collects the most current versions of all positions in one document, on its website. It can be downloaded here.
Here is a rundown of positions reviewed in 2025:
Reviewed and Amended
Advance Directives and Patient Autonomy
Departures from or Closings of Medical Practices
The Medical Supervisor-Trainee Relationship
Palliative Care and End-of-Life Responsibilities
Physician Supervision of Other Licensed Health Care Professionals
Policy for the Use of Audio or Visual Recordings in Patient Care
The Retired Physician/Licensee
Sale of Goods from Licensee’s Offices
Self-Treatment and Treatment of Family Members
Unethical Agreements in Complaint Settlements
What Are the Position Statements of the Board and to Whom Do They Apply?
Reviewed, No Material Changes
Medical Testimony
Professional Obligations Pertaining to Incompetence, Impairment, or Unethical Conduct of Licensees
Writing of Prescriptions
