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Two small but meaningful updates govern physician assistants under this bill. It updates the legal definition of "primary health care" to use the correct title "physician assistants" instead of "physician's assistants," and it changes the insurance requirement for who qualifies as a selectable primary care provider — replacing the old standard that a physician assistant must "work with a physician providing primary care" with a new requirement that the physician assistant has trained in a primary care physician's office and completed the state's collaboration requirement. Utahns whose health insurance plans require them to choose a primary care provider may be affected by the updated qualifications a physician assistant must meet before they can be selected for that role.