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Texas Health & Safety Code - Chapter 88 Reports Of Childhood Lead Poisoning

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  • Texas Health & Safety Code Section 88.001 - Definitions
    In this chapter: (1) "Child care" includes a school, preschool, kindergarten, nursery school, or other similar activity that provides care or instruction for young children. ...
  • Texas Health & Safety Code Section 88.002 - Confidentiality
    (a) Except as specifically authorized by this chapter, reports, records, and information furnished to a health authority, a regional director, or the department that relate ...
  • Texas Health & Safety Code Section 88.0025 - Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
    The board may implement policies and procedures to promote the elimination of childhood lead poisoning within the state. The board may adopt measures to: (1) ...
  • Texas Health & Safety Code Section 88.003 - Reportable Health Condition
    (a) Childhood blood lead levels of concern are reportable. (b) The board by rule may designate: (1) blood lead concentrations in children that must be ...
  • Texas Health & Safety Code Section 88.004 - Persons Required To Report
    (a) A person required to report childhood blood lead levels of concern shall report to the department in the manner specified by board rule. Except ...
  • Texas Health & Safety Code Section 88.005 - Reporting Procedures
    (a) The board shall prescribe the form and method of reporting under this chapter, including a report in writing, by telephone, or by electronic data ...
  • Texas Health & Safety Code Section 88.006 - Reports Of Hospitalization; Death
    (a) A physician who attends a child during the child's hospitalization shall immediately notify the department if the physician knows or suspects that the child ...
  • Last modified: August 10, 2007