Proposed Regulations

Regulation modifications to comply with S.B. 2444, of the 2023 Regular Session

To comply with Senate Bill 2613 &amp Senate Bill2750, passed during the 2023 Regular Session and to take effect July 1, 2023

To comply with Senate Bill 2613 & Senate Bill2750, passed during the 2023 Regular Session and to take effect July 1, 2023

Withdraw: 26942 Amendment due to SB2444 2023

Amendment due to SB2444 2023

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is amending the COVID-19 MS Local Provider Innovation Grant Program regulations to include the following: 1-1/2% or higher administration cost; update transitional assistance period dates; and adding the statement that grantees can only receive a maximum of $250,000.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing an amendment to the guidelines for the Mississippi Qualified Health Center Grant Program to allow Mississippi Qualified Health Centers to receive no more than $200,000 in funding.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is amending the COVID-19 MS Local Provider Innovation Grant Program regulations to include the following: 1-1/2% or higher administration cost; update transitional assistance period dates; and adding the statement that grantees can only receive a maximum of $250,000.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing an amendment to the guidelines for the Mississippi Qualified Health Center Grant Program to allow Mississippi Qualified Health Centers to receive no more than $200,000 in funding.

Revisions to Regulations governing the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical cannabis for qualified persons with debilitating conditions.

Revisions to Regulations governing the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical cannabis for qualified persons with debilitating conditions.

Revisions to Regulations governing the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical cannabis for qualified persons with debilitating conditions.

Revisions to Regulations governing the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical cannabis for qualified persons with debilitating conditions.

Revisions to Regulations governing the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical cannabis for qualified persons with debilitating conditions.

Revisions to Regulations governing the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical cannabis for qualified persons with debilitating conditions.

Revisions to Regulations governing the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical cannabis for qualified persons with debilitating conditions.

Revisions to Regulations governing the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical cannabis for qualified persons with debilitating conditions.

Adding Rule 7.1.2(14) to define the term of nuclear medicine in compliance with House Bill 259 of the 2023 Regular Session. Revise Rule 7.1.2(8) to change the definition of nuclear medicine technologist to align with House Bill 259 of the 2023 Regular Session. Revise Rules 7.2.1, 7.3.5, 7.3.6, 7.4.2, and 7.4.2(1) for clarity and updated procedures.

Adding Rule 7.1.2(14) to define the term of nuclear medicine in compliance with House Bill 259 of the 2023 Regular Session. Revise Rule 7.1.2(8) to change the definition of nuclear medicine technologist to align with House Bill 259 of the 2023 Regular Session. Revise Rules 7.2.1, 7.3.5, 7.3.6, 7.4.2, and 7.4.2(1) for clarity and updated procedures.

Senate Bill 2372, 2023 Regular Legislative Session created the Mississippi Hospital Sustainability Grant Program. These regulations are developed for the State Department of Health to administer the program.

Senate Bill 2372, 2023 Regular Legislative Session created the Mississippi Hospital Sustainability Grant Program. These regulations are developed for the State Department of Health to administer the program.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding temporary licensure. Striking antiquated language related to temporary licensure which the Board does not utilize. Updating language related to temporary licensees and the requirement to maintain and utilize their own DEA registration.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure rules governing the practice of Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians, Podiatrists, Physician Assistants, Radiologist Assistants, and Acupuncturists. The change allows the Board to waive the one-year time limit to complete an application.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure rules governing the practice of Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians, Podiatrists, Physician Assistants, Radiologist Assistants, and Acupuncturists. The change adds a new definition related to Canadian training and removes competency exceptions for licensees performing charity work or research.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure requirements for Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians. These changes are designed to remove antiquated language and consolidate the rules into a more reader-friendly format. The changes also add a new rule setting forth requirements for IMLC applicants to provide supplemental documentation requested as part of the licensure process.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure requirements for Podiatrists. A requirement was added to the application process for the applicant to provide, if applicable, a copy of their legal name change.

The State Health Officer finds an imminent peril to the health,. safety or welfare Mississippians and adopts the emergency amendments to current regulations to address sharp increases to ncases of congenital syphilis.

The State Health Officer finds an imminent peril to public health, safety or welfare of Mississippians and adopts these emergency amendments to current regulations to address sharp increases in congenital syphilis.

The State Health Officer finds an imminent peril to the public health, safety or welfare of Mississippians and adopts the emergency amendments to current regulations to address sharp increases in cases of congenital syphilis.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding temporary licensure. Striking antiquated language related to temporary licensure which the Board does not utilize. Updating language related to temporary licensees and the requirement to maintain and utilize their own DEA registration.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure rules governing the practice of Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians, Podiatrists, Physician Assistants, Radiologist Assistants, and Acupuncturists. The change allows the Board to waive the one-year time limit to complete an application.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure rules governing the practice of Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians, Podiatrists, Physician Assistants, Radiologist Assistants, and Acupuncturists. The change adds a new definition related to Canadian training and removes competency exceptions for licensees performing charity work or research.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure requirements for Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians. These changes are designed to remove antiquated language and consolidate the rules into a more reader-friendly format. The changes also add a new rule setting forth requirements for IMLC applicants to provide supplemental documentation requested as part of the licensure process.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure requirements for Podiatrists. A requirement was added to the application process for the applicant to provide, if applicable, a copy of their legal name change.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the use of diet medications. The change allows the Board to waive FDA requirements for good cause. Specific legal authority authorizing the promulgation of rule: Miss. Code Ann., §73-43-11

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the use of diet medications. The change allows the Board to waive FDA requirements for good cause.

This is a new rule outlining the responsibilities of consultant pharmacists who advise ambulatory surgery centers or muti-provider clinics

This is a proposed new regulation outlining the responsibilities of consultant pharmacists who advise ambulatory surgery centers or muti-provider clinics.

The MS Board of Nursing identifies Monitored Practice Hours as overly-restrictive of the APRN’s practice and seeks to renew the temporary suspension of same until proposed action on rules can be finally promulgated.

Renewal of Temporary Rule Part 2826 establishing the framework and processes for implementation of a confidential and non-disciplinary program for eligible nurse applicants designed to promote early identification of substance use/abuse or mental health condition; removal from nursing practice and entry into treatment; and for monitoring of compliance upon re-entry into nursing practice.

This is a proposed new regulation regarding ambulatory surgery centers and multi-due to new updates in federal regulations and guidance.

Temporary Revision of the regulations regarding the use of diet medications filed for immediate effect while the normal filing process takes place. This filing serves to withdraw and replace the original temporary filing on 1/20/2023 [Administrative Bulletin System Number 26736]

This is an emergency rule filed pending the repeal of Chapter 4 in its entirety, Rule 4.1-4.5 as it is repetitive language of the law and a filing of a new Chapter 4, Rule 4.1 to implement a Uniform Penalty Policy

Withdrawal: Amendments to current regulations to address sharp increases in cases of congenital syphilis.

Withdrawal: The State Health Officer finds an imminent peril to the public health, safety or welfare of Mississippians and adopts these emergency amendments to current regulations to address sharp increases in cases of congenital syphilis.

The State Health Officer finds an imminent peril to the public health, safety or welfare of Mississippians and adopts these emergency amendments to current regulations to address sharp increases in cases of congenital syphilis.

Amendments to current regulations to address sharp increases in cases of congenital syphilis.