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Iowa Code § 135.11B - Appointment of certain executive directors. Transferred to §10A.504;
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2023 Acts, ch 19, §1711 .
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2023 Acts, ch 19, §1711 .
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Covered boards, commissions, committees, and councils must offer a teleconference option for members to join official meetings.
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Sections 135.121 through 135.129 are reserved; this text does not state an operative rule.
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This provision is a subchapter titled “Newborn and Infant Hearing Screening.”
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This section requires newborns and infants to be screened for hearing loss, with specific duties for hospitals, birth centers, clinicians, and the department.
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Sections 135.133 through 135.139 are reserved.
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The department must carry out the statewide public health dental program’s work, including planning, developing prevention initiatives, and evaluating program effectiveness.
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This provision defines terms used in the subchapter, including bioterrorism, department, director, disaster, public health disaster, and public health response team.
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The department must coordinate public health emergency planning and response, assess risks during a public health disaster or imminent disaster, and may take protective or inspection actions in limited circumstances.
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The department may buy and distribute certain medical supplies and may control their use and distribution during a public health disaster or shortage, while the state must pay limited just compensation for products taken.
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The department must approve and authorize public health response teams, set up registration rules, may speed up approval during emergencies, and maintain/update a list for administrative services.
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If a public health disaster exists, the department and governor may take a wide range of emergency health measures, including decontamination, quarantine, vaccination, treatment, public notices, funding requests, employee reassignments, and school closures.
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The department and certain public safety or law enforcement agencies must promptly notify specified agencies when they learn of a disease-related event that may cause a public health disaster.
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If federal funding is received, the department must offer a vaccination program for first responders. Some first responders must be vaccinated, unless a medical or religious exemption applies.
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People, companies, and related agents who give emergency aid during a public health disaster, in good faith and at the request or direction of the department or department of public defense, are generally shielded from civil damages unless their conduct is reckless.
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The department must carry out listed oral-health responsibilities and must facilitate oral health services through dental homes.
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The department must run a gambling treatment program, issue licensing rules, and report annually; a person may not operate a department-funded program without a department license.
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This subchapter concerns an obstetrical and newborn indigent patient care program.
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This subchapter concerns a collaborative safety net provider network.
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This text says sections 135.154 through 135.156F were repealed and refers readers to chapter 135D.