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This is an amendment to require the PIC to be physically at the facility for 50% of the hours of operation or 20 hours per week whichever is less and to render a permit inactive if a new PIC is not submitted within 15 days of previous PIC leaving.

Appendix K was developed to provide standardized guidelines to child care centers across the state during COVID-19. It will help to ensure providers promote the health and safety of children and staff in our child care facilities. (Withdrawal of system number 24999)

Appendix K was developed to provide standardized guidelines to child care centers across the state during COVID-19. It will help to ensure providers promote the health and safety of children and staff in our child care facilities.

Appendix K was developed to provide standardized guidelines to child care centers across the state during COVID-19. It will help to ensure providers promote the health and safety of children and staff in our child care facilities.

Appendix K was developed to provide standardized guidelines to child care centers across the state during COVID-19. It will help to ensure providers promote the health and safety of children and staff in our child care facilities. (Withdrawal of System Number 24987)

Adoption of Regulations Governing Licensure of Child Care Facilities §43-20-8

Adoption of Regulations Governing Licensure of Child Care Facilities §43-20-8

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing a new rule. This new rule outlines the authority, process and guidelines for National Interest Waiver requests for Mississippi.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing a new rule. This new rule outlines the authority, guidelines and procedure of MQHC Grant Program.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing a new rule. This new rule outlines the authority, guidelines and process for developing and updating the MS Rural Health Plan.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing a new rule. This new rule outlines the authority, process and guidelines for J-1 Visa waiver requests for Mississippi.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing a new rule. This new rule outlines the authority, process and guidelines for “ARC” J-1 Visa waiver requests for Mississippi.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing a new rule. This new rule outlines the authority, process and guidelines for J-1 Visa waiver requests for Mississippi.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing a new rule. This new rule outlines the authority, process and guidelines for “ARC” J-1 Visa waiver requests for Mississippi.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing a new rule. This new rule outlines the authority, guidelines and procedure of MQHC Grant Program.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing a new rule. This new rule outlines the authority, process and guidelines for National Interest Waiver requests for Mississippi.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing a new rule. This new rule outlines the authority, guidelines and process for developing and updating the MS Rural Health Plan.

New regulation set for Birthing Centers.

New regulation set for Birthing Centers.

Amendment 1 to the FFY-2020 Intended Use Plan is an extension of the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund (DWSIRLF) Program’s loan application deadline to June 1, 2020 in response to the outbreak of COVID-19 in the State of Mississippi. This extension will allow loan applicants that submitted applications after the May 1st deadline due to delays caused by the pandemic to maintain their priority funding obligations.

Amendment 1 to the FFY-2020 Intended Use Plan is an extension of the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund (DWSIRLF) Program’s loan application deadline to June 1, 2020 in response to the outbreak of COVID-19 in the State of Mississippi. This extension will allow loan applicants that submitted applications after the May 1st deadline due to delays caused by the pandemic to maintain their priority funding obligations.

Temporary rule change to establish certain practice standard changes for physicians practicing as a Hospice Medical Director.

This is an amendment to bring the regulation into compliance with federal law.

This is a new administrative rule to comply with the Fresh Start Act of 2019.

This is an amendment to bring the regulation into compliance with federal law.

Pursuant to the special called meeting of the Mississippi Board of Nursing Board of Directors on April 29th, 2020 , the Board voted to continue to fulfill its legislative mandate to protect the public and conduct informal and formal disciplinary proceedings virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Board adopts the temporary rule herein, pursuant to authority granted in Miss. Code Ann. § 25-43-3.108 (1972, as amended) and Miss. Exec. Order 1471 (Apr. 10, 2020), in an effort to ensure public safety and prevent the spread of COVID-19.

This filing is to update the Mississippi State Health Plan for FY 2020. Updates include substantive changes to Chapter 5 and formatting changes.

Temporary Rule Part 2826 establishes the framework and processes for implementation of a confidential and non-disciplinary program for eligible nurse applicants designed to promote early identification of substance use/abuse; removal from nursing practice and entry into treatment; and for monitoring of compliance upon re-entry into nursing practice.

Add Coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2 (CO-VID 19) to the list or reportable diseases

This filing is to update the Mississippi State Health Plan for FY 2020. Updates include substantive changes to Chapter 5 and formatting changes.

This filing is to update the Mississippi State Health Plan for FY 2020. Updates include substantive changes to Chapter 5 and formatting changes.

This is the Final FFY-2020 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 202 SRF Appropriation.

Miss. Code Ann. Section 73-79-1, designates the Mississippi State Board of Health as the regulatory authority for hemodialysis technicians, a role previously assigned to the Mississippi Board of Nursing. The Mississippi State Department of Health has promulgated administrative regulations for CCHTs, effective 11/09/2019. The Mississippi Board of Nursing seeks to repeal administrative regulation 30 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 2860: Certified Clinical Hemodialysis Technicians (CCHTs).

Modify language to reflect National EMS Education Standards, paperless certification processing.

Section 41-59-5 (5), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, establishes the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) as the lead agency in statewide Trauma System development. MSDH bears responsibility for implementing and managing the Trauma System. As part of this responsibility, historically, MSDH opted to contract with trauma regions for specific administrative and educational activities; however, in light of continued financial challenges and in response to the request from the Mississippi Trauma Advisory Committee (MTAC), at its October 8, 2019 meeting during executive session, to review the efficacy of using regions for administrative and educational activities, the Department proposes these changes to the Trauma System Rules and Regulations. The proposed changes provide for the Department to use a vendor of choice for providing specific administrative and educational activities formerly provided by the trauma regions. Changes were necessary throughout the document due to the previous degree of regional integration in the system.

The Mississippi Board of Nursing seeks to implement standards of practice for nursing in the emergency setting. The proposed amendments are aligned with national standards and provide regulations for nurses delivering care to persons experiencing emergent conditions and requiring immediate intervention.

The Mississippi Board of Nursing seeks to implement standards of practice for nursing in the emergency setting. The proposed amendments are aligned with national standards and provide regulations for nurses delivering care to persons experiencing emergent conditions and requiring immediate intervention.