Written Records; Minimum Content; Retention (Ch. 64B15-15; Board of Dentistry)
Fla. Admin. Code R. 64B15-15.004
Florida Administrative Code
Rule: 64B15-15.004
Rule Title: Written Records; Minimum Content; Retention
Department:
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Division:
Board of Osteopathic Medicine
Chapter:
MEDICAL RECORDS
Latest version of the final adopted rule presented in Florida Administrative Code (FAC):
Effective Date:
11/29/2022
History Notes:
Rulemaking Authority 456.058 , 459.005 FS. Law Implemented 456.058 , 459.015(1)(
o) FS. History–New 11-30-94, Amended 10-25-95, Formerly 59W-15.004, Amended 12-22-97, 9-9-13, 3-8-18, 11-29-22.
References in this version:
No reference(s).
History of this Rule since Jan. 6, 2006
Notice /
Adopted
Section
Description
Publish
Date
Final
64B15-15.004
Written Records; Minimum Content; Retention
Effective:
11/29/2022
Proposed
64B15-15.004
The proposed rule amendment will clarify the language when the physician terminates practice or relocates and is no longer available to patients.
10/5/2022
Vol. 48/194
Development
64B15-15.004
The Board proposes the development of a rule amendment to update the rule text to address when an osteopathic physician terminates practice or relocates and is no longer available to patients.
9/20/2022
Vol. 48/183
Final
64B15-15.004
Written Records; Minimum Content; Retention
Effective:
03/08/2018
Proposed
64B15-15.004
The proposed rule amendments are intended to clarify the requirements for medical records.
1/4/2018
Vol. 44/03
Development
64B15-15.004
The Board proposes the development of rule amendments to clarify the requirements for medical records.
12/19/2017
Vol. 43/243
Final
64B15-15.004
Written Records; Minimum Content; Retention
Effective:
09/09/2013
Proposed
64B15-15.004
The proposed rule amendments are intended to set forth the appropriate information to be included in the medical record regarding the administration of compounded medications to patients.
7/1/2013
Vol. 39/127
Development
64B15-15.004
The Board proposes the development of rule amendments to address the appropriate content of medical records.
2/28/2013
Vol. 39/41
Final
64B15-15.004
Written Records; Minimum Content; Retention
Effective:
12/22/1997