Proposed Regulations

This amendment streamlines the regulation and removes unneeded burdensome requirements.

This amendment streamlines the regulation and removes unneeded burdensome requirements.

This amendment repeals Article XXXIV. It has been incorporated into Article III. Specific legal authority authorizing the promulgation of rule: 73-21-81.

This amendment clarifies that a compounding certificate will become inactive if a pharmacy fails to compound any prescription in a calendar year.

This amendment incorporates Article XXXIV concerning extern/intern registration into this Article III which addresses the practical experience requirement. It also clarifies that an extern/intern that surrenders his/her registration must petition the Board for reinstatement.

This amendment repeals Article II. It has been incorporated into Article I. Specific legal authority authorizing the promulgation of rule: 73-21-81.

This amendment changes terminology and conforms regulation to current agency practices.

This amendment streamlines the regulation and removes unneeded burdensome requirements.

This amendment streamlines the regulation and removes unneeded burdensome requirements.

This amendment clarifies that a compounding certificate will become inactive if a pharmacy fails to compound any prescription in a calendar year.

This amendment repeals Article XXXIV. It has been incorporated into Article III.

This amendment incorporates Article XXXIV concerning extern/intern registration into this Article III which addresses the practical experience requirement. It also clarifies that an extern/intern that surrenders his/her registration must petition the Board for reinstatement.

This amendment repeals Article II. It has been incorporated into Article I.

This is our FFY-2021 Intended Use Plan which shows proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund; information is based on the anticipated funding from EPA 2021 State Revolving Fund Appropriation.

This is the Draft FFY-2021 Intended Use Plan which shows proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund; information is based on the anticipated funding from EPA 2021 State Revolving Fund Appropriation.

Update to Regulations for Control of Radiation Regulations

Update to Regulations for Control of Radiation Regulations

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.2 is being amended to reflect current and new terminology within certain sections of the rules.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.10 is being created to acknowledge collaborative relationship differences in federal facilities.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.9 is being created to establish the statutory section related to violations of the rules.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.8 is being created from portions of the amended Rule 1.3 to address oversight.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.7 is being amended to address billing by licensees for collaborative oversight.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. The previous Rule 1.4 is being amended and moved to Rule 1.6, with current Rule 1.6 being moved to new Rule 1.9.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.5 is being amended to clarify a requirement.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.4 has been amended and moved to proposed Rule 1.6, inserting the updated Rule 1.4 as attached. The Board is restructuring collaboration rules to read more clearly and to incorporate terminology related to the new online licensure system.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.3 is being amended to remove antiquated language, move language to another portion of the rule, and set forth the expectation to report relationships to the Board.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.10 is being created to acknowledge collaborative relationship differences in federal facilities.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.9 is being created to establish the statutory section related to violations of the rules.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.8 is being created from portions of the amended Rule 1.3 to address oversight.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.7 is being amended to address billing by licensees for collaborative oversight.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.5 is being amended to clarify a requirement.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. The previous Rule 1.4 is being amended and moved to Rule 1.6, with current Rule 1.6 being moved to new Rule 1.9.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.4 has been amended and moved to proposed Rule 1.6, inserting the updated Rule 1.4 as attached. The Board is restructuring collaboration rules to read more clearly and to incorporate terminology related to the new online licensure system.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.3 is being amended to remove antiquated language, move language to another portion of the rule, and set forth the expectation to report relationships to the Board.

Restructuring of the current regulations regarding Collaboration. Rule 1.2 is being amended to reflect current and new terminology within certain sections of the rules.

Update to Regulations for Control of Radiation Regulations

Update to Regulations for Control of Radiation Regulations

Minimum Standards for Pediatric Skilled Nursing Facilities

Minimum Standards for Pediatric Skilled Nursing Facilities

Update to Regulations for Control of Radiation Regulations

Minimum Standards for Pediatric Skilled Nursing Facilities

Update to Regulations for Control of Radiation Regulations

Addition of all laboratory results for SARS-CoV-2 from any test methodology on list of Reportable Diseases and Conditions as Class 1A diseases, requiring reporting to MSDH within 24 hours of all test results through updated reporting processes. Discontinue allowing faxes and CSV spreadsheets as acceptable ways to submit SARS-CoV-2 reports to MSDH.

Addition of all laboratory results for SARS-CoV-2 from any test methodology on list of Reportable Diseases and Conditions as Class 1A diseases, requiring reporting to MSDH within 24 hours of all test results through updated reporting processes. Discontinue allowing faxes and CSV spreadsheets as acceptable ways to submit SARS-CoV-2 reports to MSDH.

Pursuant to House Bill 1782, the Healthcare Providers Act, MSDH hereby creates the “Healthcare CARES Act Reimbursement Program,” which is designed to reimburse healthcare related entities for expenses incurred while addressing the continuation of the COVID-19 public health emergency and treating patients with COVID-19.

Pursuant to House Bill 1813, the Licensed Specialty Hospital Reimbursement Act, MSDH hereby creates the “Licensed Specialty Hospital Reimbursement Program,” which is designed to reimburse Mississippi licensed specialty hospitals recognized as such by the Mississippi State Department of Health, excluding any specialty hospital owned by the State of Mississippi, for their necessary expenditures incurred due to the COVID-19 public health emergency.

This document is being filed with good cause in that some content previously filed does not appear in the official record or there are minor technical edits involving the numbering with no change to content.