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Virginia — Title 54.1 · Chapter 24
- § 54.1-2400 — General powers and duties of health regulatory boards
- § 54.1-2400.01 — Certain definition
- § 54.1-2400.01:1 — Surgery defined; who may perform surgery
- § 54.1-2400.01:2 — Ophthalmic prescription defined; who may provide ophthalmic prescriptions
- § 54.1-2400.02 — Information concerning health professionals; posting of addresses on the Internet; providing personal information under certain circumstances prohibited; collection of address information from health professionals
- § 54.1-2400.03 — Health regulatory boards to report information concerning health professionals to the Department of Health; Eligible Health Care Provider Reserve Directory
- § 54.1-2400.1 — Mental health service providers; duty to protect third parties; immunity
- § 54.1-2400.2 — Confidentiality of information obtained during an investigation or disciplinary proceeding; penalty
- § 54.1-2400.3 — Disciplinary actions to be reported
- § 54.1-2400.4 — Mental health service providers duty to inform; immunity; civil penalty
- § 54.1-2400.6 — Hospitals, other health care institutions, home health and hospice organizations, and assisted living facilities required to report disciplinary actions against and certain disorders of health professionals; immunity from liability; failure to report
- § 54.1-2400.7 — Practitioners treating other practitioners for certain disorders to make reports; immunity from liability
- § 54.1-2400.8 — Immunity for reporting
- § 54.1-2400.9 — Reporting disabilities of drivers
- § 54.1-2401 — Monetary penalty
- § 54.1-2401.1 — Recovery of disciplinary and monitoring costs
- § 54.1-2402 — Citizen members on health regulatory boards
- § 54.1-2402.1 — Appointments, removals, and limitation of terms of members of regulatory boards
- § 54.1-2403 — Certain advertising prohibited
- § 54.1-2403.01 — Routine component of prenatal care
- § 54.1-2403.02 — Prenatal education; cord blood banking
- § 54.1-2403.1 — Protocol for certain medical history screening required
- § 54.1-2403.2 — Record storage
- § 54.1-2403.3 — Medical records; ownership; provision of copies
- § 54.1-2404 — Itemized statements required upon request
- § 54.1-2404.1 — Patient records
- § 54.1-2404.2 — Health care providers; disclosure of records; actions for which an authorization is not required
- § 54.1-2405 — Transfer of patient records in conjunction with closure, sale, or relocation of practice; notice required
- § 54.1-2406 — Treatment records of practitioners
- § 54.1-2407 — Requirements for human research
- § 54.1-2408 — Disqualification for license, certificate or registration
- § 54.1-2408.01 — Prior convictions not to abridge rights
- § 54.1-2408.1 — Summary action against licenses, certificates, registrations, or multistate licensure privilege; allegations to be in writing
- § 54.1-2408.2 — Minimum period for reinstatement after revocation
- § 54.1-2408.3 — Practice pending appeal
- § 54.1-2408.4 — Temporary authorization to practice
- § 54.1-2409 — Mandatory suspension or revocation; reinstatement; hearing for reinstatement
- § 54.1-2409.1 — Criminal penalties for practicing certain professions and occupations without appropriate licensure, certificate, etc
- § 54.1-2409.1:1 — Interjurisdictional compacts; criminal history record checks
- § 54.1-2409.3 — Participation of advisory boards in disciplinary proceedings
- § 54.1-2409.4 — Authority to receive laboratory results directly
- § 54.1-2409.5 — Conversion therapy prohibited
- § 54.1-2409.6 — Recommendation for continuing education for certain licensees
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