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On January 9, 2014, Dr. Coburn joined 15 other Senators in sending a bipartisan letter to the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) supporting FSMB’s efforts to advance multistate practice through more efficient sharing of medical licensure information.  Streamlining the licensing process would allow qualified health care providers to utilize telehealth technology and practice in multiple states. A voluntary licensure compact by FSMB would expand access to high quality care, while preserving the states’ primacy in regulating health providers and protecting patients.  The full letter can be found here.


Date Title
1/30/14 BURR, COBURN, HATCH: ANALYSIS SHOWS THERE IS A BETTER WAY THAN OBAMACARE
1/30/14 Dr. Coburn Asks DHS For Unredacted Documents
1/28/14 Dr. Coburn Files Amendments to the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act of 2014, S. 1926
1/27/14 BURR, COBURN, HATCH UNVEIL OBAMACARE REPLACEMENT PLAN
1/27/14 Dr. Coburn sends letter to Acting Commissioner Winkowski Regarding Mexican Military
1/22/14 Senators Question Secretary Sebelius' "Free" Medicare Benefits
1/16/14 Dr. Coburn Announces His Decision to Leave the Senate at the End of the 113th Congress
1/15/14 Dr. Coburn's Preliminary Summary of the FY 2014 Omnibus Bill.
1/15/14 CRS Issues CHIMPs Report
1/14/14 New GAO Report Finds Transparency Discrepancies with IT Dashboard
1/9/14 Current record
1/8/14 GOP Senators Express Concern Over HHS IG Report Citing Insufficient Oversight of Electronic Health Record Program
1/8/14 Senators Coburn, Warren Introduce Truth in Settlements Act to Make Federal Agency Settlements More Transparent
1/7/14 Carper, Coburn Highlight New Administration Proposal to Combat Fraudulent Drug Diversion From Medicare
1/7/14 Federal Agencies Continue Improper Payments to Deceased People
1/7/14 Dr. Coburn Files Amendments to the Emergency Unemployment Compensation Extension Act, S. 1845
1/7/14 New GAO Report Finds Weaknesses with DHS’s Effort to Upgrade Key Border Enforcement System
1/6/14 Senators Highlight New Assessment on Government’s Transition to Major Telecommunications Contract Program