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April 24, 2020Topeka, Kan. | By: AP
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - Gov. Laura Kelly has suspended multiple regulations licensing medical professionals to make it easier for them to work in health care facilities and nursing homes.
The executive order Kelly issued Wednesday suspends requirements that doctors supervise physician assistants, advanced practice practical nurses and licensed practical nurses.
The order also allows nurses with inactive or lapsed licenses to provide services and permits medical or nursing students to volunteer to work in health care facilities.
Kelly also signed an order that would allow bars, restaurants and clubs to sell alcohol not in its original container for takeout orders.
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