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RSA 132:10-b · Rulemaking

Title
X: PUBLIC HEALTH
Chapter
132 · PROTECTION FOR MATERNITY AND INFANCY
Status
current
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132:10-b Rulemaking. – The commissioner of the department of health and human services shall adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to:

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I.

The women, infants, and children program under RSA 132:12-a.

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The prevention of ophthalmia in newborn babies under RSA 132:6.

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III.

Newborn screening tests and how fees for such tests are to be determined under RSA 132:10-a.

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Services for children with special health care needs as provided under RSA 132:13.

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Maternal and child health services provided directly by the department or by local agencies under contract to it. Source. 1965, 48:1. 1985, 190:41. 1986, 198:16. 1987, 279:1. 1995, 310:175, 182. 2004, 21:4. 2005, 285:2, eff. Sept. 20, 2005.

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Source. 1965, 48:1. 1985, 190:41. 1986, 198:16. 1987, 279:1. 1995, 310:175, 182. 2004, 21:4. 2005, 285:2, eff. Sept. 20, 2005.

Source history

  • 1965, 48:1
  • 1985, 190:41
  • 1986, 198:16
  • 1987, 279:1
  • 1995, 310:175, 182
  • 2004, 21:4
  • 2005, 285:2, eff. Sept. 20, 2005

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  • 2026 HB621-FN reference

    nger be able to cross match data to ensure infants with a reportable birth condition are screened, referred and provided appropriate care and treatment. Maternal Mortality Review (RSA 132: 29 – 31)- DHHS will no longer have access to identifiable death certificate data for identification of maternal mortality through matching the records with the name, address and/or social security number on the birth r