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Senate Bill 648
Relating To: Relating to: requiring pediatricians and pediatric specialists to view presentations about neuroimmune disorders in children. (FE)
Bill Text and History
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Lobbying Principals
PrintPrincipal Name | Notified Date | Communication Date | Comments | Supporting Documentation | |
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Medical College of Wisconsin | Notified Date 1/24/2020 | Communication Date N/A | Comments | Supporting Documentation | |
Against
Report Date1/24/2020 |
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Wisconsin Academy of Family Physicians | Notified Date 1/24/2020 | Communication Date N/A | Comments | Supporting Documentation | Position Info |
Against
Report Date1/24/2020 Comments WAFP believes the Medical Examining Board is the appropriate entity to determine CME and credentialing requirements |
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Wisconsin Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (WIAAP) | Notified Date 1/15/2020 | Communication Date N/A | Comments | Supporting Documentation | |
Against
Report Date1/15/2020 |
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Wisconsin Medical Society | Notified Date 1/14/2020 | Communication Date N/A | Comments | Supporting Documentation | Position Info |
Against
Report Date1/14/2020 Comments The Society holds that credentialing and continuing education matters are most effectively determined by the Medical Examining Board and individual physicians. |
Lobbying Efforts
No principal has reported any activity on this bill during the current legislative session.