The Journal of Medical Regulation is a publication focused on the policies, practices, and challenges shaping medical licensing and professional oversight. Its content explores how regulators balance patient safety with protections for healthcare providers, respond to emerging technologies, and address changes in the organization and delivery of health services. The journal publishes scholarly articles, commentary, editorials, corrections, news, and briefings on state and international regulatory developments.

Recent topics include artificial intelligence in health professionals’ work, legislative advocacy and licensing barriers, professional misconduct and continuing education, and the effects of corporatization on health professions. Readers can browse current and past issues, search articles by topic or author, and access information about the editorial board, awards, and submission guidance for authors. The publication also offers email alerts and podcasts, helping readers follow new research and discussion.

By bringing together research, professional perspectives, and regulatory news, the Journal of Medical Regulation serves readers interested in medical boards, healthcare licensing, and the evolving responsibilities of health professional regulation