What information does the Board provide to the public?

• A. Annual practice revenue reports for licensees.
• B. Details of patient lists treated by the licensee.
• C. Information on licensee standing, including disciplinary actions and malpractice judgments.
• D. Internal board correspondence.

Answer: (C)

Public reporting by the Board focuses on licensee standing and any actions affecting a licensee’s ability to practice. The Board provides information about disciplinary actions, including sanctions such as probation, suspension, or revocation, as well as malpractice judgments tied to a licensee. This transparency helps protect patients by letting them verify licensure status and see whether any disciplinary measures or legal judgments have occurred that could impact safety or competence. Items like patient lists are confidential, internal Board correspondence is not public, and per-licensee revenue details aren’t what the Board typically disseminates to the public.