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Anatomical Board of the State of Texas

15 Nov 2019

Texas Register November 15, 2019 Volume: 44 Number: 46

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Texas Board of Nursing   Adopted Rules Amends continuing education rules of APRNs and all nurses who provide direct patient care CHAPTER 216. CONTINUING COMPETENCY22 TAC §216.3Introduction. The Texas Board of Nursing (Board) adopts amendments to §216.3. The amendments are … Read More

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    • "[t]he governor is responsible for meeting… the dangers to the state and people presented by disasters" (Section 418.001 of the Texas Government Code)
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    • §2001.034
    • §881.41
    • §884.41
    • 000
    • 193.13
    • 193.17 and proposed new §193.21
    • 2020
    • 2020 proclamation certifying that the COVID-19 virus poses an imminent threat of disaster in the state and declaring a state of disaster for all counties in Texas. In this proclamation
    • 2020:Quarantine after airport arrival from certain destinations:Every person who enters the State of Texas as the final destination through an airport
    • 2020Appointed pursuant to HB 2783
    • 2020Appointed to the Correctional Managed Health Care Committee
    • 2020Appointed to the Texas Animal Health Commission
    • 2020Appointed to the Texas Medical Board
    • 2021
    • 2021:Kenneth G. "Ken" Jordan of San Saba
    • 2024
    • 2025
    • 45
    • 86th Legislature
    • a class of pharmacy which no longer exists
    • a covered person shall not allow visitors into or out of the designated quarantine location
    • a patient who without timely performance of the surgery or procedure would be at risk for serious adverse medical consequences or death
    • accounting for the range of clinical severity of COVID-19 patients; and (2) that it will not request any personal protective equipment from any public source
    • Adopting new 26 TAC §748.301 and amending §§748.303 & 748.313
    • Adopting new 26 TAC §749.501 and amending §§749.503 & 749.513
    • Advisory Board of Athletic Trainers
    • After official rule review
    • allowing a licensed hospital to operate an off-site inpatient facility without obtaining a new license in response to the COVID-19 crisis
    • allowing certain End Stage Renal Disease facilities to operate an off-site outpatient facility without obtaining a new license
    • allowing certain hospitals to waive the requirement that off-site facilities be open or licensed within the past 36 months
    • amended
    • Amending 1 TAC §§377.201 – 377.211 to ensure that operational standards for local Children's Advocacy Centers are aligned with statewide policy
    • Amending 1 TAC §351.825 to extend the Texas Brain Injury Advisory Council until July 1
    • Amending 1 TAC §353.1305 to include non-state-owned institutions for mental diseases (IMDs) as a class of hospital eligible for rate increases under the Uniform Hospital Rate Increase Program (UHRIP)
    • Amending 1 TAC §355.8201 to detail calculation and distribution methods for reimbursing unspent Uncompensated Care funding to hospitals
    • Amending 1 TAC §355.8212 to clarify processes and methodology for uncompensated charity care waiver payments to hospitals
    • Amending 1 TAC §363.603 to update references to personal attendant base wage requirements for Texas Health Steps Comprehensive Care Program providers
    • Amending 1 TAC §371.1603
    • Amending 1 TAC §371.1715 to clarify procedures for the imposition of administrative penalties concerning Medicaid and other medical assistance programs
    • Amending 1 TAC §372.1513 to update the distribution schedule for disbursement of SNAP benefits
    • Amending 22 TAC §101.3 to place the responsibility of performing Level II background verification for dental licensure on the Board
    • Amending 22 TAC §101.4 to eliminate two procedural requirements for temporary dental license holders
    • Amending 22 TAC §103.3 to place the responsibility of performing Level II background verification for dental hygiene licensure on the Board
    • Amending 22 TAC §103.4 to eliminate two procedural requirements for temporary dental hygiene license holders
    • Amending 22 TAC §108.7 to dictate the minimum standards for safe practice during the COVID-19 disaster
    • Amending 22 TAC §108.9 to expand the definition of dishonorable conduct to include the failure to postpone elective surgeries or operations in violation of Executive Order GA-15
    • Amending 22 TAC §170.2 to frame the definitions of various pain classifications in terms of the length of time from initial opioid prescription
    • Amending 22 TAC §170.3 to require a physician to review the Prescription Monitoring Program before issuing certain controlled substances
    • Amending 22 TAC §178.4
    • Amending 22 TAC §187.57
    • Amending 22 TAC §190.8 to consider the failure to postpone elective surgeries or operations in violation of Executive Order GA-15 as grounds for disciplinary action
    • Amending 22 TAC §190.8 to include a licensee's failure to follow minimum standards of care related to the COVID-19 disaster as grounds for disciplinary action
    • Amending 22 TAC §217.2 to update requirements for initial licensure by examination
    • Amending 22 TAC §217.3 to update requirements for obtaining temporary authorization to practice nursing
    • Amending 22 TAC §217.6 to streamline procedures for renewing an expired license
    • Amending 22 TAC §217.9 to streamline procedures for renewing an inactive or retired license
    • Amending 22 TAC §222.3 to update requirements for a nurse to maintain prescriptive authority
    • Amending 22 TAC §279.15 to establish minimum standards for safe practice during the COVID-19 disaster
    • Amending 22 TAC §283.2 to remove the definition of a pharmacist intern-trainee
    • Amending 22 TAC §283.4 to remove references to a pharmacist intern-trainee with regard to pharmacist intern licensing requirements
    • Amending 22 TAC §283.5 to remove references to a pharmacist intern-trainee with regard to intern duties
    • Amending 22 TAC §283.6 to remove references to a pharmacist intern-trainee and clarify licensing requirements for a pharmacist preceptor
    • Amending 22 TAC §291.19 to update the administrative actions that may be taken after a pharmacy's violation during a compliance inspection
    • Amending 22 TAC §291.93 to update drug and device labeling requirements for Clinic Pharmacy personnel
    • Amending 22 TAC §295.1 to eliminate the name-change fee for pharmacists
    • Amending 22 TAC §295.8 to add a mental health awareness continuing education requirement for pharmacists during their initial license period
    • Amending 22 TAC §297.9 to eliminate the name-change fee for pharmacy technicians and pharmacy technician trainees
    • Amending 25 TAC §§13.1-13.2 and repealing §13.3 to update application criteria for the J-1 Visa Waiver Program in order to recruit physicians to underserved areas
    • Amending 25 TAC §135.2 and §135.26 to expand treatment capabilities and modify reporting requirements for Ambulatory Surgical Centers during the COVID-19 crisis
    • Amending 25 TAC §417.47 to update training requirements for state mental health facilities in response to the COVID-19 crisis
    • Amending 25 TAC §448.911 to temporarily allow Chemical Dependency Treatment Facilities to provide services through electronic means
    • Amending 40 TAC §§3.401 – 3.403 to update training requirements for state supported living center staff in response to the COVID-19 crisis
    • Amending 40 TAC §41.505 to update references to personal attendant base wage requirements for consumer directed services
    • Amending 40 TAC §44.302 to update references to personal attendant base wage requirements for the Consumer Managed Personal Attendant Services program
    • Amending 40 TAC §44.422 to update references to personal attendant base wage requirements for the block grant option in the Consumer Managed Personal Attendant Services program
    • Amending 40 TAC §49.102 and §49.312 to update references to personal attendant base wage requirements regarding contracting for community services
    • Amending 40 TAC §700.1003 to expand the definition of "designated caregiver" for a child in DFPS conservatorship
    • Amending 40 TAC §9.177 and §9.579 to update references to personal attendant base wage requirements for the Home and Community Based Services and Community First Choice programs
    • amendment or renewal of certain parties' licensure for the possession and use of radioactive material for the first half of March 2020
    • amendment or renewal of certain parties' licensure for the possession and use of radioactive material for the second half of March 2020
    • Amendment to the Texas Healthcare Transformation Quality Improvement Program (THTQIP) Waiver affecting certain children in Department of Family and Protective Services conservatorship
    • among other steps; andWHEREAS
    • Anatomical Board of the State of Texas
    • and avoiding visitation at nursing homes
    • and banks
    • and continuing until 11:59 p.m. on April 3
    • and continuing until 11:59 p.m. on May 8
    • and distribution for mental health services
    • and distribution of consumable hemp products
    • and driver license or passport information. DPS Troopers
    • and DSHS
    • and food courts
    • and government entities and businesses will continue providing essential services. For offices and workplaces that remain open
    • and household members in connection with home and community support services
    • and medical care.Exception:This order to self-quarantine shall not apply to people traveling in connection with military service
    • and provide a full name
    • and spouses
    • and the legislature has given the governor broad authority to fulfill that responsibility.
    • and this order shall remain in effect and in full force until 11:59 p.m. on April 3
    • and welfare of the state during the COVID-19 pandemic
    • and welfare of the state requires immediate adoption of this Emergency Rule for Hospital Response to COVID-19.As authorized by Government Code
    • any regulatory statute prescribing the procedures for conduct of state business or any order or rule of a state agency that would in any way prevent
    • Appointments for April 13
    • Appointments for April 20
    • Appointments for May 20
    • Appointments for May 4
    • as determined by the patient's physician; provided
    • as of March 19
    • as promulgated by President Donald J. Trump and the CDC on March 16
    • authorizing the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council's ability to set fees
    • Board intends to review fifteen chapters in 22 TAC and either repeal
    • Board re-adopts 22 TAC §§224.1 – 224.11
    • Board re-adopts 22 TAC §§226.1 – 226.7
    • Board re-adopts 22 TAC §220.1
    • Board re-adopts 22 TAC §223.1 and §223.2
    • by virtue of the power and authority vested in me by the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas
    • call upon Americans to slow the spread of COVID-19 by avoiding social gatherings in groups of more than 10 people
    • Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas
    • certifying that COVID-19 poses an imminent threat of disaster for all counties in the state of Texas; andWHEREAS
    • Changing the title of 22 TAC
    • Chapter 133 Hospital Licensing
    • Chapter 170 from "Pain Management" to "Prescription of Controlled Substances"
    • Chapter 300
    • Chapter 651
    • clarifying considerations for the renewal of a cancelled dental hygiene license
    • clarifying considerations for the renewal of a cancelled dental license
    • clarifying the circumstances under which a physician must check the Prescription Monitoring Program before issuing certain controlled substances
    • clients
    • Company Licensing: MotivHealth Insurance Company (HMO) has applied to do business in Texas
    • concerning an emergency rule in response to COVID-19
    • concerning complaints
    • concerning disclosures by out-of-network providers
    • concerning DSHS' governance of Local Mental Health Authorities
    • concerning DSHS' governance of Local Mental Health Authorities' discharge planning
    • concerning DSHS' governance of State Mental Health Facilities
    • concerning DSHS' governance of State Mental Health Facilities' discharge planning
    • concerning DSHS' governance of training
    • concerning DSHS' governance of transfers among Local Mental Health Authorities
    • concerning general provisions for DSHS' governance of mental health services
    • concerning general provisions for HHSC's governance of mental health services
    • concerning HHSC's governance of discharge planning by State Mental Health Facilities or facilities with at least one contracted psychiatric bed
    • concerning HHSC's governance of Local Mental Health Authorities and Local Behavioral Health Authorities
    • concerning HHSC's governance of mental health services training
    • concerning HHSC's governance of State Mental Health Facilities and facilities with at least one contracted psychiatric bed
    • concerning HHSC's governance of transfers among Local Mental Health Authorities and Local Behavioral Health Authorities
    • concerning reporting requirements for serious incidents at Child-Placing Agencies
    • concerning reporting requirements for serious incidents at General Residential Operations
    • concerning reporting requirements for unauthorized absences from Child-Placing Agencies
    • concerning reporting requirements for unauthorized absences from General Residential Operations
    • concerning temporary suspension and restriction proceedings
    • confinement in jail for a term not to exceed 180 days
    • Connecticut
    • consolidating personal attendant base wage requirements for all HHSC programs and services into one section
    • Correction of error regarding the effective date for previously adopted amendments to 40 TAC §44.302 & §44.442
    • Council has readopted the provisions of 22 TAC
    • Council on Sex Offender Treatment
    • Council requests applications for funding from culturally diverse groups that provide services to developmentally disabled individuals
    • Council requests applications for funding of new initiatives to support aging individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers
    • Council requests applications for funding to build the organizational capacity of local self-advocacy groups
    • Council requests applications for funding to promote access to meaningful work and community engagement for developmentally disabled individuals
    • Council requests applications for funding to promote community inclusion of developmentally disabled individuals
    • COVID-19 continues to spread and to pose an increasing
    • COVID-19 represents a public health disaster within the meaning of Chapter 81 of the Texas Health and Safety Code; andWHEREAS
    • D.O. of Lakeway
    • D.V.M. of Eldorado
    • DADS
    • date of birth
    • Division 5
    • Division 6
    • Division of Workers' Compensation adopts new 28 TAC §167.1
    • do hereby order the following on a statewide basis beginning at 11:59 p.m. on April 21
    • do hereby order the following on a statewide basis effective 11:59 p.m. on March 20
    • do hereby order the following on a statewide basis effective at noon on March 28
    • domestic travel will remain unrestricted
    • DSHS has published an updated Asbestos Penalty Matrix
    • DSHS publishes decisions regarding the issuance
    • Ed.D. of Houston
    • emergency response
    • Employees Retirement System of Texas
    • employees should practice good hygiene and
    • establishing a temporary emergency child care permit during the COVID-19 crisis
    • establishing the DSHS Hemp Program and related regulations for the manufacture
    • every person in Texas shall avoid social gatherings in groups of more than 10 people.Order No. 2: In accordance with the Guidelines from the President and the CDC
    • Executive Council of Physical and Occupational Therapy Examiners
    • Executive Order GA-08: Relating to COVID-19 preparedness and mitigationOVERVIEWI
    • Executive Order GA-09: Governor issues order suspending non-urgent elective hospital procedures amid COVID-19 crisis
    • Executive Order GA-10: Governor issues order requiring daily reports of hospital bed capacity and COVID-19 test results
    • Executive Order GA-12: Roadway screening and self-quarantine measures during the COVID-19 disaster
    • Executive Order GA-14: Statewide continuity of essential services and activities during the COVID-19 disaster
    • Executive Order GA-15: Establishing the Governor's Strike Force to Open Texas
    • Executive Order GA-18: Governor permits certain business establishments to reopen in limited capacity amid the COVID-19 disaster
    • Executive Order GA-19: Requiring hospitals to reserve capacity for treatment of COVID-19 patients
    • Executive Order GA-21: Governing the conditional reopening of certain services
    • Executive Order GA-23: authorizing the expanded re-opening of Texas in response to the COVID-19 disaster
    • exempting certain military spouses from dental assistant licensure requirements
    • exempting certain military spouses from dental hygiene licensure requirements
    • exempting certain military spouses from dental licensure requirements
    • Following rule review
    • food
    • for a term to expire April 13
    • for a term to expire at the pleasure of the Governor. 
    • for a term to expire February 1
    • for a term to expire September 6
    • for terms to expire August 31
    • for terms to expire September 6
    • from a point of origin or point of last departure in New York
    • gas stations
    • governing fees
    • Governor
    • Governor appoints one new member and reappoints two members to the Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners
    • Governor appoints reappoints three members and appoints four new members to the Housing and Health Services Coordination Council
    • Governor of Texas
    • Greg Abbott
    • health response
    • HHSC adopts amendment to 40 TAC §49.209
    • HHSC adopts amendments to six provisions in 40 TAC
    • HHSC adopts three amendments and one new rule in 40 TAC
    • HHSC adopts three amendments and three new rules in 40 TAC
    • HHSC intends to submit an amendment to the Texas State Plan for Medical Assistance
    • HHSC repeals 40 TAC §9.185
    • HHSC repeals 40 TAC §9.577
    • hinder
    • home address
    • however
    • hydroxychloroquine
    • I
    • I authorize the use of all available resources of state government and of political subdivisions that are reasonably necessary to cope with this disaster.Pursuant to Section 418.016
    • I do hereby renew the disaster proclamation for all counties in Texas.Pursuant to Section 418.017
    • if performed in accordance with the commonly accepted standard of clinical practice
    • imminent threat of disaster throughout Texas; andWHEREAS
    • implementing a general framework for Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council complaint procedures
    • implementing a general framework for the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council's rulemaking procedures
    • implementing compliance monitoring procedures for the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
    • implementing contracts and procurement procedures for the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
    • implementing emergency temporary license procedures for the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
    • implementing general provisions for the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
    • implementing license application procedures for the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
    • implementing personnel requirements for the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
    • implementing procedures for Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council license renewal
    • implementing procedures for the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council to investigate and resolve complaints
    • implementing procedures for the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council to temporarily suspend a license
    • implementing sanctions procedures for the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
    • implementing Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council license renewal procedures for military personnel on active duty
    • implementing Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council licensees' duties with regard to complaints and enforcement
    • implementing Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council licensing requirements for military service members
    • implementing Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council procedures for conducting a contested case
    • implementing the rights and duties of Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council applicants and licensees
    • implementing the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council's authority to audit licensees for compliance with the continuing education requirement
    • implementing the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council's authority to revoke
    • in order to reduce the risk of transmission of COVID-19. To protect patients and the public health
    • including grocery stores
    • including transportation
    • issued a disaster proclamation on March 13
    • Jimmie Ruth Evans of San Antonio
    • Jr.
    • leaving only to seek medical care or to depart from Texas. During that period
    • lodging
    • M.D. of Belton
    • M.D. of San Antonio
    • MD. of Pittsburg
    • mefloquine
    • modified
    • New §§745.10101-745.10111
    • new §133.51
    • New 1 TAC §354.1369
    • New 1 TAC §355.7051
    • New 22 TAC §§881.1 – 881.13
    • New 22 TAC §§881.30 – 881.32
    • New 22 TAC §§882.1 – 882.13
    • New 22 TAC §§882.20 – 882.27
    • New 22 TAC §§882.30 – 882.36
    • New 22 TAC §§882.40 – 882.42
    • New 22 TAC §§883.1 – 883.3
    • New 22 TAC §§884.1 – 884.6
    • New 22 TAC §§884.10 – 884.12
    • New 22 TAC §§884.30 – 884.32
    • New 22 TAC §§884.60 – 884.65
    • New 22 TAC §101.14
    • New 22 TAC §101.15
    • New 22 TAC §103.10
    • New 22 TAC §103.11
    • New 22 TAC §114.7
    • New 22 TAC §170.9
    • New 22 TAC §281.35
    • New 22 TAC §291.30
    • New 22 TAC §881.20 and §881.21
    • New 22 TAC §881.40
    • New 22 TAC §882.50
    • New 22 TAC §882.60 and §882.61
    • New 22 TAC §882.70
    • New 22 TAC §883.10
    • New 22 TAC §884.20 and §884.21
    • New 22 TAC §884.40
    • New 22 TAC §884.50 and §884.51
    • New 22 TAC §884.55
    • New 22 TAC §885.1
    • New 25 TAC
    • New 26 TAC
    • New 26 TAC §§306.151 – 306.154
    • New 26 TAC §§306.161 – 306.163
    • New 26 TAC §§306.171 – 306.178
    • New 26 TAC §§306.191 – 306.195
    • New 26 TAC §§306.201 – 306.207
    • New 26 TAC §306.221
    • New 26 TAC §500.1
    • New 26 TAC §500.2
    • New 26 TAC §500.20
    • New 26 TAC §500.21
    • New 26 TAC §500.3
    • New 26 TAC §500.41
    • New 26 TAC §500.42
    • New 26 TAC §500.43
    • New 26 TAC §500.44
    • New 26 TAC §500.51
    • New 26 TAC §510.48
    • New 26 TAC §550.212
    • New 26 TAC §551.401
    • New 26 TAC §553.45
    • New 26 TAC §558.408
    • New 26 TAC §558.872
    • New 28 TAC §35.2
    • New 40 TAC §19.2801
    • New 40 TAC §98.65
    • New Jersey
    • Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Medicaid Payment Rates for the Medicaid Biennial Calendar Fee Review
    • Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Medicaid Payment Rates for the Quarterly Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) Updates
    • Office of the Attorney General
    • On behalf of HHSC
    • or azithromycin in response to the COVID-19 crisis
    • or both.This executive order shall remain in effect and in full force until modified
    • or critical-infrastructure functions
    • or delay necessary action in coping with this disaster shall be suspended upon written approval of the Office of the Governor. However
    • or delivery options at restaurants and bars
    • or delivery options is allowed and highly encouraged throughout the limited duration of this executive order.Order No. 3: In accordance with the Guidelines from the President and the CDC
    • or deny a license based upon a criminal conviction
    • or healthcare provider
    • or in any other state or city as may be proclaimed hereafter
    • or local
    • or other approved peace officers
    • or readopt with amendments
    • or superseded by me or by a succeeding governor.BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION WHEREAS
    • or superseded by the governor.BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATIONThe Governor's rationale for issuing Executive Order GA-11 is listed in this week's edition of the Texas Register. 
    • or superseded by the governor.BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATIONThe Governor's rationale for issuing Executive Order GA-15 is listed in this week's edition of the Texas Register. 
    • or the City of New Orleans
    • or to preserve the life of
    • or visiting gyms or massage parlors; provided
    • other than a health department employee
    • outlining factors to be considered in imposing administrative penalties concerning Medicaid and other medical assistance programs
    • outlining procedures for the temporary suspension or restriction of a license or registration
    • OVERVIEWI
    • OVERVIEWIn accordance with the authority vested in me by Section 418.014 of the Texas Government Code
    • parks
    • people shall avoid eating or drinking at bars
    • people shall not visit nursing homes or retirement or long-term care facilities unless to provide critical assistance.Order No. 4: In accordance with the Guidelines from the President and the CDC
    • Ph.D. of New Braunfels
    • physician
    • pickup
    • placing limitations on pharmacies' dispensing of chloroquine
    • processing
    • Proclamation 41-3725: Additional states and cities to be covered under Executive Order GA-11's airport screening and quarantine measures
    • Proclamation 41-3735: Renewing the disaster proclamation for 60 Texas counties in continued response to Hurricane Harvey
    • providing the form and function for the licenses issued by the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
    • Public Notice – Texas State Plan for Medical Assistance Amendments
    • Public Notice: Amendment to the Community Living Assistance and Support Services (CLASS) Waiver
    • Public Notice: Amendment to the Deaf Blind with Multiple Disabilities (DBMD) Waiver
    • Public Notice: Amendment to the Home and Community-based Services (HCS) Waiver
    • Public Notice: Amendment to the Medically Dependent Children Program
    • Public Notice: Amendment to the Texas Home Living (TxHmL) Waiver Program
    • pursuant to Executive Order GA-09
    • readopt
    • references
    • regarding a standard contract for community services
    • Regular Session
    • relating to delegation of nursing tasks in an acute care environment
    • relating to fees
    • relating to Limited Prescription Delivery Pharmacies
    • relating to nurse licensure compacts
    • relating to out-of-network provider notice and disclosure requirements
    • relating to Patient Safety Pilot Programs on nurse reporting systems
    • relating to physician liability for delegated acts
    • relating to the Board's printing of license certificate copies
    • relating to the enforcement of sanctions by HHSC
    • relating to the Home and Community-Based Services Program and Community First Choice Program
    • relating to the Home and Community-Based Services Program and Community First Choice Program provider compliance
    • relating to the Texas Home Living (TxHML) Program and Community First Choice Program
    • relating to the Texas Home Living (TxHML) Program and Community First Choice Program provider compliance
    • Renewing the effectiveness of new 28 TAC §§21.4901 – 21.4904
    • Repealing 22 TAC §217.8
    • Repealing 22 TAC §291.155
    • Repealing 25 TAC §§412.151 – 412.154
    • Repealing 25 TAC §§412.161 – 412.163
    • Repealing 25 TAC §§412.171 – 412.179
    • Repealing 25 TAC §§412.191 – 412.195
    • Repealing 25 TAC §§412.201 – 412.208
    • Repealing 25 TAC §§412.231 – 412.233
    • Repealing 25 TAC §412.221
    • Repealing 26 TAC §748.301
    • Repealing 26 TAC §749.501
    • requesting funding for in vitro COVID-19 diagnostic testing
    • requiring healthcare providers to bill for telemedicine and telehealth services using the same billing and reporting procedures used for in-person services
    • requiring screening of staff
    • requiring TDI-regulated health plans to honor new prescription benefit procedures in order to ensure enrollees access to medications during the COVID-19 crisis
    • requiring the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council to employ special evaluation ad planning for persons licensed to practice psychology
    • rescinded
    • restaurants
    • restricting entry and requiring screening of certain authorized personnel at assisted living facilities
    • restricting entry and requiring screening of certain authorized personnel at day and health services facilities
    • restricting entry and requiring screening of certain authorized personnel at day care operations
    • restricting entry and requiring screening of certain authorized personnel at inpatient hospice units
    • restricting entry and requiring screening of certain authorized personnel at intermediate care facilities for individuals with intellectual disabilities
    • restricting entry and requiring screening of certain authorized personnel at nursing facilities
    • restricting entry and requiring screening of certain authorized personnel at prescribed pediatric extended care centers
    • restricting entry and requiring screening of certain authorized personnel at private psychiatric hospitals and crisis stabilization units
    • Robert D. "Bobby" Greenberg
    • safety
    • schools shall temporarily close.QUALIFICATIONSThis executive order does not prohibit people from visiting a variety of places
    • shall be subject to mandatory self-quarantine for a period of 14 days from the time of entry into Texas or the duration of the person's presence in Texas
    • state
    • State Board of Dental Examiners
    • State Had Requested Amendment to the Texas Healthcare Transformation Quality Improvement (THTQIP) Waiver
    • Subchapter D
    • Subchapter E
    • Subchapter N
    • subject to being extended
    • subject to extension thereafter based on the status of COVID-19 in Texas and the recommendations of the CDC:Order No. 1: In accordance with the Guidelines from the President and the CDC
    • such as a residence or a hotel
    • suspend
    • TCDD requests applications for funding to promote family support and financial planning for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
    • TCDD requests applications for funding to promote money management skills among adults with intellectual and developmental disabilitie
    • Teachers Retirement System of Texas
    • telephone number
    • temporarily allowing licensed Chemical Dependency Treatment Facilities to increase counselor caseloads
    • temporarily extending certain documentation deadlines for Chemical Dependent Treatment Facilities
    • temporarily permitting a currently licensed hospital to designate part of its facility for use as an off-site facility by another hospital
    • temporarily permitting Chemical Dependency Treatment Facilities to provide treatment services through internet or telephone communications
    • temporarily permitting licensed Chemical Dependency Treatment Facilities to provide telehealth and telemedicine services
    • temporarily permitting the supervision of licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor interns through internet or telephone communications
    • Texas
    • Texas (Mayor Jordan is being reappointed);Melanie J. Johnson
    • Texas (Mr. Klein is being reappointed);Joe L. Leathers of Guthrie
    • Texas (Mr. Leathers is being reappointed);Thomas E. "Tommy" Oates of Huntsville
    • Texas (Mr. Oates is being reappointed).Appointed to the Texas Animal Health Commission
    • Texas (replacing Eric D. White of Mason
    • Texas (replacing Rodney D. Burrow
    • Texas (replacing Vanessa F. Hicks-Callaway of Victoria
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    • that the use of drive-thru
    • that this prohibition shall not apply to either of the following:Any procedure that
    • the Board has readopted provisions located in 13 chapters of 40 TAC
    • the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has advised that person-to-person contact heightens the risk of COVID-19 transmission; andWHEREAS
    • the Commission may adopt an emergency rule without prior notice or hearing upon finding that an imminent peril to the public health
    • the following individuals:Anne M. Esquivel
    • the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has been recognized globally as a contagious respiratory virus; andWHEREAS
    • the President's Coronavirus Guidelines for America
    • the Texas Department of State Health Services has now determined that
    • the Texas Facilities Commission requests proposals for a lease of office space in Austin
    • Three Health Maintenance Organizations have applied for company licensing in Texas
    • to include performance of a non-urgent elective procedure as grounds for temporary license restriction
    • to require that any physician who schedules or performs a non-urgent elective procedure be reported to the Board
    • to the Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome Advisory Council
    • Tomeka Moses Herod of Allen
    • under the Texas Disaster Act of 1975
    • unless it is modified
    • updating base wage requirements for personal attendants in Community First Choice personal assistances services and habilitation programs
    • updating requirements to reduce treatment barriers for End Stage Renal Disease facilities in response to COVID-19
    • upon written approval of the Office of the Governor. This executive order shall remain in effect and in full force until 11:59 p.m. on May 8
    • using drive-thru
    • veterans
    • where feasible
    • whether federal
    • which had temporarily considered the failure to postpone elective surgeries or operations in violation of Executive Order GA-15 as grounds for disciplinary actio
    • which had temporarily expanded the definition of dishonorable conduct to include the failure to postpone elective surgeries or operations in violation of Executive Order GA-1
    • which is no longer necessary as copies are now available online
    • whichever is shorter
    • whichever is shorter. Each person covered under this order to self-quarantine shall be responsible for all associated costs
    • who resigned).
    • who resigned).Dr. Greenberg has also been designated as presiding officer of the Correctional Managed Health Care Committee
    • whose term expired);Barret J. Klein of Boerne
    • whose term expired).
    • Withdrawing emergency rule 22 TAC §108.9
    • Withdrawing emergency rule 22 TAC §190.8
    • Withdrawing proposed amendments to 22 TAC §§193.5
    • Withdrawing proposed rule 22 TAC §165.7
    • Withdrawing the emergency adoption of the amendment to 22 TAC §178.4
    • Withdrawing the emergency adoption of the amendment to 22 TAC §187.57
    • work from home in order to achieve optimum isolation from COVID-19. The more that people reduce their public contact

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