§ 65-7601 Citation of act
§ 65-7602 Definitions
§ 65-7603 License prerequisite to practice acupuncture; representation as acupuncturist; penalties
§ 65-7604 Acupuncture needles; requirements
§ 65-7605 Persons not required to hold acupuncturist license
§ 65-7606 License to practice acupuncture by examination; prerequisites
§ 65-7607 License to practice acupuncture by endorsement; prerequisite
§ 65-7608 Waiver of certain license prerequisites
§ 65-7609 Renewal date of license; requirements to maintain license; notice of renewal and cancellation; cancellation of license; reinstatement of license; designation of license
§ 65-7610 Reinstatement of revoked license; requirements; procedure
§ 65-7611 Fees; collection by state board of healing arts
§ 65-7612 Fees, disposition of
§ 65-7613 Acupuncture advisory council; appointments and terms of members; meetings; reimbursement
§ 65-7614 Same; duties
§ 65-7615 Rules and regulations
§ 65-7616 Disciplinary action against licensee; grounds for discipline; procedure; confidentiality of certain investigatory records
§ 65-7617 Same; jurisdiction; procedure; stipulations; emergency proceedings
§ 65-7618 Non-disciplinary resolutions; procedure
§ 65-7619 Administrative fines
§ 65-7620 Confidentiality of complaints and related reports, records or information; exceptions
§ 65-7621 Reporting alleged incidents of malpractice; civil immunity; when
§ 65-7622 Acupuncturist-patient privilege
§ 65-7623 Injunction against violation of act
§ 65-7624 Severability of act
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Terms Used In Kansas Statutes > Chapter 65 > Article 76 - Acupuncture Practice Act

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  • Trial: A hearing that takes place when the defendant pleads "not guilty" and witnesses are required to come to court to give evidence.