Requires certain health care providers to disclose their disciplinary status to current and new patients

This bill revision broadens the disclosure requirements for healthcare providers by expanding the types of disciplinary actions that must be reported to patients and adjusting the thresholds for mandatory reporting. The changes ensure that patients are informed not only about findings of misconduct but also about stipulated settlements, and they lower the probation duration threshold from five years to three years for inappropriate prescribing cases. Additionally, the bill clarifies that the Board for Professional Medical Conduct, rather than just the Office of Professional Medical Conduct, is responsible for ordering third-party chaperones in sexual misconduct cases.