Articles
Reminder: NCMB uses email, not snail mail
Categories: AnnouncementsAs a reminder, NCMB is now a mostly paperless organization and sends communications to licensees – including notice that…
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Nov-Dec 2022 Board Actions Report
Categories: Board Actions ReportThis edition of the Board Actions report shows adverse actions taken during the months of November and December 2022.…
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All APP QI meeting requirements back in place
Categories: AnnouncementsNCMB continues to receive periodic questions regarding waivers temporarily put in place during the state of emergency in…
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New case-based feature starts strong
Categories: Lessons from the NCMB Disciplinary CommitteeIn the last issue of the Forum, NCMB introduced a new case-based feature in which it will present fictionalized cases…
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New on the podcast: the licensee’s duty to report sexual misconduct to NCMB
Categories: MedBoard Matters podcastThe first 2023 episode of NCMB's podcast, MedBoard Matters, explores a relatively new North Carolina law aimed at…
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Prescribing medication for addiction treatment: now with no waivers and no limits
Categories: Special FeaturesRecently, NCMB has received inquiries from licensees regarding changes to the prescribing of buprenorphine to patients…
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From the President: Keeping patient welfare ahead of corporate interests
Categories: President’s MessageIn November, it was my honor and privilege to be sworn in as NCMB’s 123rd Board President. As I reflect on the…
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CME Opportunities: Sharpen up on recognizing and responding to suspected abuse
Earlier this year, NCMB initiated a collaboration with Wake Area Health Education Center (Wake AHEC) and leading subject…
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Holiday hiatus for MedBoard Matters
Categories: MedBoard Matters podcastNCMB's podcast, MedBoard Matters, is taking a break to rest, rejuvenate and recalibrate for a GREAT 2023. We will be…
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Sept-Oct 2022 Board Actions Report
Categories: Board Actions ReportThis edition of the Board Actions report shows adverse actions taken during the months of September and October 2022.…
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