MN SF2384

Clarifies that licensed physicians and health professionals must report to the Board of Medical Practice when they have personal knowledge that another physician is diverting controlled substances for self-administration

Adds requirement that physicians report controlled substance diversion even if the information was obtained through a physician-patient relationship, with an exception if the treating physician successfully counsels the impaired physician to limit or withdraw from practice

Extends the controlled substance diversion reporting requirement to all regulated persons under the health occupations licensing board, requiring reports directly to the board rather than through an impairment program

Effective the day following final enactment for both amendments to Minnesota Statutes sections 147.111 and 214.33