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Public Use Data File and Data Analysis Tool Updated

(5/22/2025)

We updated NPDB Public Use Data File (PUF) and the Data Analysis Tool (DAT). The PUF and DAT now include data from September 1, 1990, through March 31, 2025. The files do not contain any information that identifies individual practitioners or reporting entities and is designed for statistical analysis only.

The Latest Version of NPDB Insights is Now Available!

(5/14/2025)

The May Insights explains what you need to know about data bank administrators, why your state board should use Continuous Query, and what to do if you have two ID.me accounts.

The Latest Version of NPDB Insights is Now Available!

(4/9/2025)

The April Insights outlines what happens when a subject disputes a report. It clarifies whether the NPDB notifies state licensing boards when we receive a report on one of their practitioners. And it answers a reporting question.

The Latest Version of NPDB Insights is Now Available!

(3/12/2025)

The March Insights announces our new MMPR webinar. It gives an overview of our new and updated data and resources and explains how to renew your registration and complete attestation.

Public Use Data File and Data Analysis Tool Updated

(2/27/2025)

We updated NPDB Public Use Data File (PUF) and the Data Analysis Tool (DAT). The PUF and DAT now include data from September 1, 1990, through December 31, 2024. The files do not contain any information that identifies individual practitioners or reporting entities and is designed for statistical analysis only.

The Latest Version of NPDB Insights is Now Available!

(2/19/2025)

The February Insights announces new mailing procedures for paper Self-Query responses. It provides a quick tip for your ID.me account, explains querying for state boards, and answers a reporting question.

The Latest Version of NPDB Insights is Now Available!

(1/8/2025)

The January Insights answers a reporting question. It directs users to reporting and querying policy resources. And it clarifies when proctoring is reportable.

Past news is available in the archive.

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