Creates provisions relating to state-accredited residency programs

Summary

The bill lets hospitals, health systems, and clinics sponsor Missouri‑approved residency programs that count toward a physician’s permanent license. It defines standards, a pilot period, and bars hospitals from denying privileges based on whether a residency was state‑ or nationally accredited. The goal is to expand training slots in specialties and areas where doctors are in short supply.

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