Articles
CSRS Data for NC: What they can tell us; what they can’t
Categories: Special FeaturesSo far, the North Carolina Controlled Substances Reporting System (CSRS) is a gold mine of information on how many and…
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Using the NC Controlled Substances Reporting System
Categories: Special FeaturesA conversation with CSRS administrator William D. Bronson The NC Department of Health and Human Services implemented the…
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Board establishes “Legislative Update” column
Categories: Board NewsThis summer the NC Medical Board established an online column on the Board's website to provide regular updates on…
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New CME audit program to ensure accuracy in annual reporting of hours
Categories: Board NewsStarting in January, the North Carolina Medical Board will implement a new audit program to verify that physician…
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Board chooses leadership team for 2009-2010
Categories: Board NewsThe North Carolina Medical Board selected a new slate of officers during its July meeting. Officers serve on the…
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Helping licensees stay out of trouble: Yes, we do that too
Categories: President’s MessageThe North Carolina Medical Board has often been accused of lying in wait for licensees to do wrong, eager to jump out of…
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Final criteria for malpractice reporting
A new law signed by Governor Beverly Perdue on June 30, S.L. 2009-217, establishes new criteria for the public reporting…
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Lawmakers deliver on two fronts
S628: A common-sense adjustment to the Controlled Substances Reporting System Senate Bill 628, which rewrites state law to…
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Progress on two bills of interest
S958: Encouraging developments The Board is heartened by recent improvements to Senate Bill 958, which would make numerous…
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NCMB launches legislative column
The NC Medical Board is pleased to announce a recurring column that will provide updates on legislation, administrative…
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