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Barriers to Implementing Health Workforce Innovations: Regulatory Issues Presented by: Jean Moore, Dr PH Director Center for Health Workforce Studies School of Public Health | University at Albany, SUNY jean.moore@health.ny.gov September 13, 2016 Health Workforce Innovations to Support Delivery System Transformation Houston, Texas

In the U.S., States Are Primarily Responsible for Regulating Health Professions Competency/ Certification Requirements Professional Qualifications Education and Training Definitions State Regulations Title Protection Licensure Process Continuing Education SOP Including Limitations and Exceptions Describes Regulatory Body Appeals Process Discipline Process Licensure Renewal http://chws.albany.edu 2

What is Scope of Practice? Professional scope of practice, i.e. professional competence, describes the services that a health professional is trained and competent to perform Legal scope of practice, based on state-specific practice acts, defines what services a health professional can and cannot provide under what conditions in a given state Legal scope of practice and professional competence overlap, but amount of overlap varies by state and by profession http://chws.albany.edu 3

Issues With State Based Health Professions Regulation Mismatches between professional competence and state-specific legal scopes of practice Lack of uniformity in legal scopes of practice across states for some health professions The process for changing state-specific scope of practice is slow and adversarial http://chws.albany.edu 4

State to State SOP Variation: Nurse Practitioners www.chwsny.org 5

States Are Adopting Their Own Strategies to Expand Access to Health Services + Designed to address local needs and can account for factors unique to that state - Continues to contribute to state-to-state variation in SOP, training, qualifications for similar titles As states learn from each other, there will be more consistency in state regulations for emerging professions over time http://chws.albany.edu 6

State Strategies to Support Workforce Innovation Standardize scopes of practice for health professions across states Routinely update practice acts Increase consumer input into SOP decision-making Use best available evidence to inform SOP decisions Allow time limited workforce demonstrations Disseminate, disseminate, disseminate…. http://chws.albany.edu 7

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