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Virginia Department of Health

State Board of Health

Regulations for Disease Reporting and Control [12 VAC 5 ‑ 90]

Action:

Expanded Requirements for Reporting Healthcare-Associated Infections

Action 3122 / Stage 6008

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Documents
Proposed Text	11/6/2013 9:50 am
Agency Background Document	9/16/2011
Attorney General Certification	9/22/2011
DPB Economic Impact Analysis	10/21/2011
Agency Response to EIA	10/27/2011
Governor's Review Memo	10/21/2013

Status
Revised Proposed	A previous PROPOSED stage was published on 1/31/2011
Attorney General Review	Submitted to OAG: 9/21/2011 Review Completed: 9/22/2011 Result: Certified
DPB Review	Submitted on 9/22/2011 Review Completed: 10/28/2011
Secretary Review	Secretary of Health and Human Resources Review Completed: 3/20/2012
Governor's Review	Governor Review Completed: 10/21/2013 Result: Approved
Virginia Registrar	Submitted on 10/21/2013 The Virginia Register of Regulations Publication Date: 11/18/2013 Volume: 30 Issue: 6
Comment Period	Ended 12/18/2013 5 comments

Contact Information
Name / Title:	Kristin Collins / Policy Analyst - Office of Epidemiology
Address:	109 Governor St. Richmond, VA 23219
Email Address:	kristin.collins@vdh.virginia.gov
Telephone:	(804)864-7298 FAX: ()- TDD: ()-

This person is the primary contact for this chapter.

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Action 3122:

Expanded Requirements for Reporting Healthcare-Associated Infections

Stages associated with this regulatory action.

Stage Type	Status
NOIRA (5258)	Stage complete. Comment period ended 11/25/2009.
Proposed (5510)	Stage complete. Comment period ended 04/01/2011.
Revised Proposed (6008)	Stage complete. Comment period ended 12/18/2013.
Final (6905)	Stage complete. This regulation became effective on 09/25/2015.

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