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Idaho proposal would replace supervision with collaborative agreements for prescribing psychologists
3161379 · February 10, 2025
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Sen. Mark Harris introduced RS32220 to reduce supervision barriers for prescribing psychologists by moving to collaborative agreements and removing a permanent advisory panel; committee voted to send the request to print by voice vote.
Senator Mark Harris introduced RS32220 to the Idaho Senate Health and Welfare Committee, saying the measure "basically improves and streamlines practice of psychology in the state of Idaho." The legislation would replace the current supervision model for provisional prescribing psychologists with a collaborative agreement…
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