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An online library of the Board's various forms, publications, brochures, alerts, statistics, and medical resources.

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Brochures

Brochures List A Patient's Guide to Blood Transfusion Be an informed Patient Check up on Your Doctor's License Breast Cancer Treatment A Consumer's Guide to the Complaint Process Expert Reviewer Program Don't Wait, File a Complaint! Gynecologic Cancers...What Women Need to Know Questions and Answers About Investigations Most Asked Questions about Medical Consultants Prostate Cancer Patient Guide Silicone Implants

Medical Resources

Overview Cannabis Choosing a New Doctor Chronic Disease Prevention Controlled Substance CURES Electronic Health Records Survey Find Information on Your Doctor Immunizations Internet Prescribing Medical Spas Patient Access to Medical Records Prepare for Your Doctor Visit Prescription Medication Misuse and Overdose Prevention Telehealth

Statistics

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Patient Transfer Reporting Data

California Business and Professions Code section 2240(b) requires that any physician who performs a medical procedure outside a general acute care hospital that results in the transfer of the patient to a hospital or emergency center for medical treatment for a period exceeding 24 hours shall report that information to the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD). The form used to report this information must be constructed in such a manner that the physician and the patient are anonymous and the identifying information is not transmitted to the Board. The Board is required to aggregate and publish this data annually.