When conducting a scope of practice review in accordance with Subsection 13-1b-203(7) and Section 13-1b-402, the office shall consider the following criteria: (1) the strength of evidence, data, or information indicating the innovation will provide: (a) safer or more effective healthcare; (b) more accessible healthcare; or (c) more affordable healthcare; (2) the potential of the innovation to improve the following: (a) the safety or efficacy of healthcare; (b) healthcare accessibility; or (c) healthcare affordability; (3) the probability, severity, and permanence of any risk an innovation poses to a patient; (4) the level of interest from employers, healthcare practitioners, and educators to test or adopt the innovation; (5) the availability of adequate training or education for healthcare practitioners to learn about the innovation; (6) the degree to which other jurisdictions adopt or use the innovation; and (7) any other criteria that the office adopts by rule that the office makes in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act.
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