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Iowa Code § 135.100 - Definitions
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This provision defines “Department” and “Local board” for the subchapter, subject to context.
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This provision defines “Department” and “Local board” for the subchapter, subject to context.
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The department must run and review a childhood lead poisoning prevention program to help eliminate dangerous lead levels in children in Iowa, when funds are appropriated for that purpose.
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The department must adopt rules for lead poisoning prevention and related program requirements, and it must share model remediation regulations with local boards of health.
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The department must run a childhood lead poisoning prevention grant program and may use program funds to buy environmental and blood testing services from a public health laboratory.
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A local board of health or city receiving grant funding must run a childhood lead poisoning prevention program with specified education, outreach, screening, lab access, referral, environmental assessment, surveillance, and continuation planning components.
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The department must coordinate the childhood lead poisoning prevention program and periodically survey certain geographic areas.
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This provision only gives a citation to 2023 Acts, chapter 19, section 1711.
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The department may develop voluntary guidelines for local programs about children confirmed as lead poisoned, and cities or counties may choose to use them or ask the state to run the program.
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2023 Acts, ch 19, §1711 .
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This section defines blood lead testing and sets school, parent, and department duties about testing children and reporting results.
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The department must establish and run the HOPES-HFI program for families and children during the prenatal through preschool years, with required service components and funding rules.
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The department must carry out several rural health duties, including technical assistance, coordination, grants, and research support.
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This section defines several terms used in the subchapter, including “committee,” “department,” “director,” and “domestic abuse death.”
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The department must carry out a long list of public health administration duties, including supervision, reporting, rulemaking, grants, surveys, training, and programs.
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The review committee must prepare a biennial report, review domestic abuse death cases and records, advise state agencies, develop protocols, meet as called, elect officers annually, and may form subcommittees. Certain members must not take part in specified investigations or rule-making work.
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People holding relevant domestic-abuse-death records must let the department inspect and review written or photographic information on request, and confidential information remains confidential.
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The department must adopt rules under chapter 17A for administering the committee and sections 135.108 through 135.111.
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This section creates a child protection center grant program, requires the department to set program requirements and award grants, and requires grantees to meet specified eligibility conditions.
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The department must create a statewide shaken baby syndrome prevention program and complete a required program plan.
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This text is a citation to 2023 Acts, chapter 19, section 1711.