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Notice of Public Hearing- July 9th, 2025, This is an amendment to a regulation regarding compounding which will allow an outsourcing pharmacy to supply compounded products to a pharmacy for dispensing if certain conditions are satisfied

Amendment to the Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund City of Jackson – Supplemental Appropriation

Amendment to the Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund City of Jackson – Supplemental Appropriation

This is a request to withdraw the filing of the proposed rule Title 30, Part 3001, Article LIII Remote Pharmacist Work, system id #27991

This is an amendment to a regulation regarding compounding which will allow an outsourcing pharmacy to supply compounded products to a pharmacy for dispensing if certain conditions are satisfied

This is a new rule to allow a Mississippi licensed pharmacist to perform remote pharmacist work outside of a permitted pharmacy when certain requirements are met

This is an amendment to a regulation regarding various types of pharmacy permits to clarify the category of Outsourcing Pharmacy. There is no change in the fee associated with the permit

This is a withdrawal of an amendment to a regulation filed today as there was an error in the Form 1 and it needs to be corrected.

This is an amendment to a regulation regarding compounding which will allow an outsourcing pharmacy to supply compounded products to a pharmacy for dispensing if certain conditions are satisfied

Proposed revision of the section of the prescribing rules related to maintenance of patient medical records involving controlled substance prescriptions. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related rule filings to point to a single chapter (Part 2635, Ch. 10) regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the prescribing rules related to maintenance of patient medical records. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related rule filings to point to a single chapter (Part 2635, Ch. 10) regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to maintenance of patient medical records. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related rule filings to point to this chapter regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to patient records of licensed acupuncturist. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related filings to point to a single section (Part 2635, Ch. 10) regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to patient records of licensed acupuncturist. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related filings to point to a single section (Part 2635, Ch. 10) regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the prescribing rules related to maintenance of patient medical records involving controlled substance prescriptions. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related rule filings to point to a single chapter (Part 2635, Ch. 10) regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to maintenance of patient medical records. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related rule filings to point to this chapter regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to maintenance of patient medical records. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations to point to this chapter regarding maintenance of records in related rule filings

FFY-2024 Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund Lead Service Line Replacement program

FFY-2024 Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund Lead Service Line Replacement program

FFY-2024 Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund Lead Service Line Replacement program

FFY-2024 Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund Emerging Contaminants program

1. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to require reporting of all positive and negative Hepatitis C RNA results as a Class 3 reportable result. This modification will allow for improved surveillance of acute and chronic Hepatitis C including the ability to identify cases that are resolved with treatment. 2. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to require reporting of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)-associated pediatric mortality (<18 years of age) as a Class 1B reportable report. This modification will allow for improved surveillance of the pediatric age group who are adversely affected by RSV infections. 3. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to require reporting of all positive Anaplasmosis results as a Class 2 reportable result. This modification will allow for improved explicit surveillance of this tickborne disease. The Blacklegged Tick, which transmits Anaplasmosis, has been identified in Mississippi. 4. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to reclassify the following Class 1A diseases and conditions to a Class 1B designation to alleviate reporting burdens: Congenital Zika virus infection including Congenital Zika Syndrome, Brucellosis, Diphtheria, Influenza-Associated Pediatric Mortality (<18 years of age), Melioidosis, Psittacosis, Q Fever, SARS-CoV-2 Associated Mortality in Pregnancy, SARS-CoV-2 Associated Pediatric Mortality (<18 years of age), Tularemia. 5. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to reclassify the following Class 1A and Class 1B diseases and conditions to a Class 2 designation to alleviate reporting burdens: California group, Dengue, LaCrosse virus, St. Louis encephalitis virus, West Nile virus, Western Equine Encephalitis virus, Typhus Fever

Repeal Regulations Governing State Victim Services Grant Program

Repeal Regulations Governing State Victim Services Grant Program

1. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to require reporting of all positive and negative Hepatitis C RNA results as a Class 3 reportable result. This modification will allow for improved surveillance of acute and chronic Hepatitis C including the ability to identify cases that are resolved with treatment. 2. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to require reporting of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)-associated pediatric mortality (<18 years of age) as a Class 1B reportable report. This modification will allow for improved surveillance of the pediatric age group who are adversely affected by RSV infections. 3. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to require reporting of all positive Anaplasmosis results as a Class 2 reportable result. This modification will allow for improved explicit surveillance of this tickborne disease. The Blacklegged Tick, which transmits Anaplasmosis, has been identified in Mississippi. 4. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to reclassify the following Class 1A diseases and conditions to a Class 1B designation to alleviate reporting burdens: Congenital Zika virus infection including Congenital Zika Syndrome, Brucellosis, Diphtheria, Influenza-Associated Pediatric Mortality (<18 years of age), Melioidosis, Psittacosis, Q Fever, SARS-CoV-2 Associated Mortality in Pregnancy, SARS-CoV-2 Associated Pediatric Mortality (<18 years of age), Tularemia. 5. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to reclassify the following Class 1A and Class 1B diseases and conditions to a Class 2 designation to alleviate reporting burdens: California group, Dengue, LaCrosse virus, St. Louis encephalitis virus, West Nile virus, Western Equine Encephalitis virus, Typhus Fever

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes would remove statewide and allow for industry to utilize their own EMS Medical Directors as approved by state guideline

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes would remove statewide and allow for industry to utilize their own EMS Medical Directors as approved by state guidelines

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes would remove UMC and add Institutes of Higher Learning to allow the opportunity for all Mississippi Colleges to provide EMS education

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes would remove UMC and add Institutes of Higher Learning to allow the opportunity for all Mississippi Colleges to provide EMS education

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes would remove UMC and add Institutes of Higher Learning to allow the opportunity for all Mississippi Colleges to provide EMS education

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes would remove UMC and add Institutes of Higher Learning to allow the opportunity for all Mississippi Colleges to provide EMS education

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes would remove UMC and add Institutes of Higher Learning to allow the opportunity for all Mississippi Colleges to provide EMS education

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes would remove UMC and add Institutes of Higher Learning to allow the opportunity for all Mississippi Colleges to provide EMS education

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes would remove UMC and add Institutes of Higher Learning to allow the opportunity for all Mississippi Colleges to provide EMS education

Section 41-59-5 (3), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health is the lead agency shall establish and maintain a program for the improvement and regulation of emergency medical services. The Board is authorized to promulgate and enforce such rules, regulations and minimum standards as needed to carry out these provisions. The proposed changes would remove UMC and add Institutes of Higher Learning to allow the opportunity for all Mississippi Colleges to provide EMS education

Promulgation of New Rules to adhere to federal requirements WITHDRAWALSYSTEM # 27890

Promulgation of New Rules to adhere to federal requirements

Promulgation of New Rules to adhere to federal requirments WITHDRAWAL SYSTEM # 27876

Promulgation of New Rules to adhere to federal requirements

Amend regulations to reconcile what is on file with MSDH with what should be on file with SOS

Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations require reporting of all positive and negative Hepatitis C RNA results as a Class 3 reportable result. This modification will allow for improved surveillance of acute and chronic Hepatitis C including the ability to identify cases that are resolved with treatment. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to require reporting of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)-associated pediatric mortality (<18 years of age) as a Class 1A reportable report. This modification will allow for improved surveillance of the pediatric age group who are adversely affected by RSV infections. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to require reporting of all positive Anaplasmosis results as a Class 2 reportable result. This modification will allow for improved explicit surveillance of this tickborne disease. The Blacklegged Tick, which transmits Anaplasmosis, has been identified in Mississippi

Amend regulations to reconcile what is on file with MSDH with what should be on file with SOS

Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations require reporting of all positive and negative Hepatitis C RNA results as a Class 3 reportable result. This modification will allow for improved surveillance of acute and chronic Hepatitis C including the ability to identify cases that are resolved with treatment. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to require reporting of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)-associated pediatric mortality (<18 years of age) as a Class 1A reportable report. This modification will allow for improved surveillance of the pediatric age group who are adversely affected by RSV infections. Modification to reportable disease rules and regulations to require reporting of all positive Anaplasmosis results as a Class 2 reportable result. This modification will allow for improved explicit surveillance of this tickborne disease. The Blacklegged Tick, which transmits Anaplasmosis, has been identified in Mississippi

This is the Draft FFY-2025 Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund

This is the Draft FFY-2025 Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund

The proposed changes to Part 2840 will create an avenue to assist providers in meeting the medical needs of their patients in terms of weight loss treatment

The proposed changes to Part 2810 is an attempt to clarify the qualifications and timeframes regarding licensure for applicants