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Kelly signs bill expanding nursing authority

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A  debate spanning many years culminated Friday when Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill expanding the authority of nurse practitioners to work in Kansas...

Decision on state employee health clinic delayed

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The state Health Care Commission on Monday put off deciding the fate of an onsite health clinic for state employees to allow more time...

Senate confirms health secretary

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Gov. Laura Kelly's health secretary emerged from a difficult nomination hearing to easily win Senate confirmation Wednesday. The Senate confirmed Janet Stanek as state health...

Federal vaccine mandate could apply to community colleges

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A proposed  federal vaccine mandate could eventually cover the state's regional universities as well as its community and technical colleges, the top executive for...

A.G.: Legislature can rewrite bidding process for KanCare

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Republican Attorney General Derek Schmidt says the Legislature has broad power to rewrite the process for awarding contracts to companies administering the state's $4...

UPDATED: Abortion providers challenge ‘abortion reversal’ law

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(Updated to include comments from Kansans for Life, House speaker and the Kansas Catholic Conference) Abortion providers are challenging a new state law requiring physicians...

Budget provision defunding medical investigations removed

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A House panel on Monday removed a budget proposal blocking investigations of physicians who write off-label prescriptions with adverse outcomes for their patients. The House...

House committee revives Medicaid bill blocking changes

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A bill locking the state’s Medicaid program in place until after the next election for governor advanced out of a House committee late Monday...

Lawmakers cautioned on Medicaid work requirement

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State health Secretary Lee Norman on Tuesday warned lawmakers that adding a work requirement for Medicaid expansion could drive up the cost of the...

Medical marijuana passage doubtful as session nears end

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Key lawmakers say it's unlikely that the Legislature will pass a bill legalizing medical marijuana when it returns for a mini wrap-up session later...