Research About Meet PRIA

Support Data Sources Privacy Policy Terms of Service Your Privacy Choiceshello@policyrisk.com

© 2026 PRIA Technologies, LLC. All rights reserved.

PRIA provides educational policy intelligence and is not a source of investment, legal, or financial advice. Content is for informational purposes only.

™

Your Policy Risk Impact Agent

Research

At My Address
Federal Courts
Daily Briefings
Medicare & Social Security
Congressional Bills
Federal Register
Tariffs
Fed Decisions & The Economy
State Tracker
World Watch
U.S. Code
U.S. Constitution

Knowledge

Search Polipedia
Daily Briefings
Calculators
What is Policy Risk?
The Countdown

Company

About PRIA
Support

Get PRIA

Support Data Sources Privacy Policy Terms of Service Your Privacy Choices

hello@policyrisk.com

© 2026 PRIA Technologies, LLC. All rights reserved.

PRIA is a trademark of PRIA Technologies, LLC.

PRIA provides educational policy intelligence and is not a source of investment, legal, or financial advice. Content is for informational purposes only.

Delaware Statutes, Title 16

™

Your Policy Risk Impact Agent

Delaware/Statutes

← All Delaware coverage

Title 16, Health and Safety

148 chapters · 1,804 sections in this title.

All chapters in Title 161,804 Ch 47, UNIFORM CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT89 Ch 11, Long-Term Care Facilities and Services79 Ch 30f, ANIMAL WELFARE65 Ch 1, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES63 Ch 51, THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL …57 Ch 66, FIRE PREVENTION46 Ch 31, REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARR…41 Ch 56, Behavioral Health [For application o…36 Ch 79, Basic Plumbing Principles35 Ch 9, ABUSE OF CHILDREN32 Ch 27, ANATOMICAL GIFTS AND STUDIES32 Ch 25, Uniform Health-Care Decisions Act30 Ch 99, DELAWARE HEALTH CARE COMMISSION30 Ch 10, HOSPITALS28

9 sections·Filtered byTitle 16✕Ch 12a✕

16 Del. C. § 1201A. Definitions.
1.1K chars
§ 1201A. Definitions. As used in this chapter: (1) “Communicable disease” means human immunodeficiency virus, (HIV, the virus that causes AIDS), and hepatitis B. (2) “Division” means Division of Public Health, Department of Health and Social Services. (3) “Emergency medical care …
16 Del. C. § 1202A. Report of exposed emergency medical provider.
1.5K chars
§ 1202A. Report of exposed emergency medical provider. (a) An emergency medical care provider may request notification concerning exposure to a communicable disease under this section if the exposure is of a manner known to transmit a communicable disease. (b) Each employer of an…
16 Del. C. § 1203A. Notification by a receiving medical facility.
1.9K chars
§ 1203A. Notification by a receiving medical facility. (a) Each receiving medical facility shall designate an officer or individual who shall receive completed forms as specified by § 1202A(c) of this title, and who shall insure compliance with the requirements of this section. (…
16 Del. C. § 1204A. Universal precautions.
0.6K chars

§ 1204A. Universal precautions. In recognition of the importance of universal precautions to the control of communicable diseases from a patient to an emergency medical care provider, education and training with respect to universal precautions shall be a mandatory component of a…

16 Del. C. § 1205A. Rules and regulations.

1.0K chars

§ 1205A. Rules and regulations. (a) The Division of Public Health shall make such rules and regulations as may in its judgment be necessary to carry out the provisions of this section, and may make additions of other communicable diseases which shall be subject to this chapter. (…

16 Del. C. § 1206A. Confidentiality of HIV test results.

0.4K chars

§ 1206A. Confidentiality of HIV test results. A person who has knowledge of the identity of any person upon whom an HIV related test is performed, or the results of such test, in accordance with this chapter, shall maintain the confidentiality of that information pursuant to § 71…

16 Del. C. § 1207A. Confidentiality.

0.6K chars

§ 1207A. Confidentiality. All information contained in requests for notification and in the notification itself shall be confidential and used solely for the purposes of complying with this chapter. However, any person or agency, including but not limited to a receiving medical c…

16 Del. C. § 1208A. Failure to provide notice.

0.5K chars

§ 1208A. Failure to provide notice. A receiving medical care facility or officer designated pursuant to § 1202A(b) of this title, acting in good faith to provide notification in accordance with this chapter, shall not be liable in any cause of action for failure to give the requi…

16 Del. C. § 1209A. Minors.

0.2K chars

§ 1209A. Minors. This chapter shall apply in the same manner and to the same extent to any emergency medical care provider who is a minor and above the age of 15, as if such minor were 21 years or older.69 Del. Laws, c. 108, § 8;