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Chapter 246-817 WAC

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DENTAL QUALITY ASSURANCE COMMISSION

(Formerly chapters 246-816 and 246-818 WAC)

WAC Sections

DENTISTS
HTMLPDF246-817-001Purpose.
HTMLPDF246-817-010Definitions.
HTMLPDF246-817-015Adjudicative proceedings—Procedural rules for the dental quality assurance commission.
LICENSURE—APPLICATION AND ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
HTMLPDF246-817-101Dental licenses—Types authorized.
HTMLPDF246-817-110Dental licensure—Initial eligibility and application requirements.
HTMLPDF246-817-120Examination content.
HTMLPDF246-817-135Dental licensure without examination—Eligibility and application requirements.
HTMLPDF246-817-150Licenses—Persons licensed or qualified out-of-state who are faculty at school of dentistry—Conditions.
HTMLPDF246-817-160Graduates of nonaccredited schools.
HTMLPDF246-817-185Temporary practice permits—Eligibility.
HTMLPDF246-817-186Temporary practice permits—Issuance and duration.
HTMLPDF246-817-187Temporary practice permit—Military spouse eligibility and issuance.
HTMLPDF246-817-190Dental assistant registration.
HTMLPDF246-817-195Licensure requirements for expanded function dental auxiliaries (EFDAs).
HTMLPDF246-817-200Licensure without examination for expanded function dental auxiliary (EFDA).
HTMLPDF246-817-205Dental anesthesia assistant certification requirements.
HTMLPDF246-817-210Expired credential.
HTMLPDF246-817-220Inactive license.
HTMLPDF246-817-230Dentist retired active status.
GENERAL PRACTICE REQUIREMENTS AND PROHIBITIONS
HTMLPDF246-817-301Display of licenses.
HTMLPDF246-817-304Definitions.
HTMLPDF246-817-305Patient record content.
HTMLPDF246-817-310Patient record retention and accessibility requirements.
HTMLPDF246-817-315Business records accessibility.
HTMLPDF246-817-320Report of patient injury or mortality.
HTMLPDF246-817-330Prescriptions.
HTMLPDF246-817-350Recording requirement for scheduled drugs.
HTMLPDF246-817-370Nondiscrimination.
HTMLPDF246-817-380Patient abandonment.
HTMLPDF246-817-390Representation of care, fees, and records.
HTMLPDF246-817-400Disclosure of provider services.
HTMLPDF246-817-410Disclosure of membership affiliation.
HTMLPDF246-817-420Specialty representation.
HTMLPDF246-817-430A rule applicable to dental technicians.
HTMLPDF246-817-440Dentist continuing education requirements.
HTMLPDF246-817-441Dentist suicide prevention education.
HTMLPDF246-817-445Dental anesthesia assistant continuing education requirements.
SEXUAL MISCONDUCT
HTMLPDF246-817-450Definitions.
HTMLPDF246-817-460Sexual misconduct.
DELEGATIONS OF DUTIES TO PERSONS NOT LICENSED AS DENTISTS
HTMLPDF246-817-501Purpose.
HTMLPDF246-817-510Definitions.
HTMLPDF246-817-520Supportive services that may be performed by registered dental assistants.
HTMLPDF246-817-525Supportive services that may be performed by licensed expanded function dental auxiliaries (EFDAs).
HTMLPDF246-817-530An act that may be performed by unlicensed persons outside the treatment facility.
HTMLPDF246-817-540Acts that may not be performed by registered dental assistants.
HTMLPDF246-817-545Acts that may not be performed by licensed expanded function dental auxiliaries (EFDAs).
HTMLPDF246-817-550Acts that may be performed by licensed dental hygienists under general supervision.
HTMLPDF246-817-560Acts that may be performed by licensed dental hygienists under close supervision.
HTMLPDF246-817-570Acts that may not be performed by dental hygienists.
HTMLPDF246-817-580Novel coronavirus disease 2019 screening.
HTMLPDF246-817-581Novel coronavirus disease 2019 vaccination.
INFECTION CONTROL
HTMLPDF246-817-601Purpose.
HTMLPDF246-817-610Definitions.
HTMLPDF246-817-615Administrative, education, and training.
HTMLPDF246-817-625Personnel safety.
HTMLPDF246-817-635Hand hygiene.
HTMLPDF246-817-640Personal protective equipment.
HTMLPDF246-817-645Respiratory hygiene and cough etiquette.
HTMLPDF246-817-650Safe injection and sharps safety.
HTMLPDF246-817-655Sterilization and disinfection, environmental infection prevention and control.
HTMLPDF246-817-660Dental unit water quality.
ADMINISTRATION OF ANESTHETIC AGENTS FOR DENTAL PROCEDURES
HTMLPDF246-817-701Administration of anesthetic agents for dental procedures.
HTMLPDF246-817-710Definitions.
HTMLPDF246-817-720Basic life support requirements.
HTMLPDF246-817-722Defibrillator.
HTMLPDF246-817-724Recordkeeping, equipment, and emergency medications or drugs.
HTMLPDF246-817-730Local anesthesia.
HTMLPDF246-817-740Minimal sedation with nitrous oxide.
HTMLPDF246-817-745Minimal sedation.
HTMLPDF246-817-755Moderate sedation with enteral agents.
HTMLPDF246-817-760Moderate sedation with parenteral agents.
HTMLPDF246-817-765Pediatric sedation endorsement.
HTMLPDF246-817-770General anesthesia and deep sedation.
HTMLPDF246-817-771Dental anesthesia assistant.
HTMLPDF246-817-772Anesthesia monitor requirements.
HTMLPDF246-817-773Continuing education for dentists administering sedation.
HTMLPDF246-817-774Permitting and renewal requirements.
HTMLPDF246-817-775On-site inspections.
HTMLPDF246-817-776Discharge criteria for all levels of sedation or general anesthesia.
HTMLPDF246-817-778Nondentist anesthesia providers.
HTMLPDF246-817-780Mandatory reporting.
HTMLPDF246-817-790Application of chapter 18.130 RCW.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE MONITORING PROGRAMS
HTMLPDF246-817-801Intent.
HTMLPDF246-817-810Terms used in WAC 246-817-801 through 246-817-830.
HTMLPDF246-817-820Approval of physician health programs or substance use disorder monitoring programs.
HTMLPDF246-817-830Participation in physician health programs or approved substance use disorder monitoring programs.
OPIOID PRESCRIBING
Opioid Prescribing—General Provisions
HTMLPDF246-817-901Intent and scope.
HTMLPDF246-817-905Exclusions.
HTMLPDF246-817-906Definitions.
HTMLPDF246-817-907Patient notification, secure storage, and disposal.
HTMLPDF246-817-908Use of alternative modalities for pain treatment.
HTMLPDF246-817-909Continuing education requirements for opioid prescribing.
HTMLPDF246-817-911Diagnosis identified on prescription.
Opioid Prescribing—Acute Nonoperative Pain and Acute Perioperative Pain
HTMLPDF246-817-913Treatment plan—Acute nonoperative pain and acute perioperative pain.
Opioid Prescribing—Subacute Pain
HTMLPDF246-817-915Patient evaluation and patient record.
HTMLPDF246-817-916Treatment plan—Subacute pain.
Opioid Prescribing—Chronic Pain Management
HTMLPDF246-817-919Patient evaluation and patient record.
HTMLPDF246-817-920Treatment plan.
HTMLPDF246-817-930Written agreement for treatment.
HTMLPDF246-817-935Periodic review.
HTMLPDF246-817-950Consultation—Recommendations and requirements.
HTMLPDF246-817-955Consultation—Exemptions for exigent and special circumstances.
HTMLPDF246-817-960Consultation—Exemptions for the dentist.
HTMLPDF246-817-965Pain management specialist.
HTMLPDF246-817-966Assessment of treatment plan.
HTMLPDF246-817-967Patients with chronic pain, including those on high doses, establishing a relationship with a new dentist.
Opioid Prescribing—Special Populations
HTMLPDF246-817-970Special populations—Patients twenty-four years of age or under, pregnant patients, and aging populations.
HTMLPDF246-817-971Episodic care of chronic opioid patients.
Opioid Prescribing—Coprescribing
HTMLPDF246-817-975Coprescribing of opioids with certain medications.
HTMLPDF246-817-976Coprescribing of opioids for patients receiving medication assisted treatment.
HTMLPDF246-817-977Coprescribing of naloxone.
Opioid Prescribing—Prescribing Monitoring Program
HTMLPDF246-817-980Prescription monitoring program—Required registration, queries, and documentation.
FEES
HTMLPDF246-817-990Dentist fees and renewal cycle.
HTMLPDF246-817-99005Dental assistant, dental anesthesia assistant, and expanded function dental auxiliary fees and renewal cycle.