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Pennsylvania Statutes Title 35 P.S. Health and Safety § 10172.14. Duties of department

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) List of SANE capabilities.--

(1) No later than 180 days after the effective date of this section and updated on an annual basis, the department shall publish a comprehensive list of each hospital, by county, that provides SANE care on the department's publicly accessible Internet website. The list shall include the location and phone number for each hospital listed and, when applicable, the hospital's publicly accessible Internet website.

(2) A hospital shall notify the department of changes to the hospital's SANE capabilities within seven days of the change. The department shall update the publicly accessible Internet website to reflect a change by a hospital within seven days of receipt from a hospital.

(b) Browsing history.--The department shall develop a feature on the department's publicly accessible Internet website that simultaneously deletes the user's Internet browsing history and redirects the user to the web browser's home page. This feature shall be a button affixed to the top-right of the web browser and shall be added to each publicly accessible Internet website pertaining to information or services for sexual assault or domestic violence survivors.

(c) Funding.--The department shall make grant funding available if sufficient funds have been appropriated for the purpose of establishing and supporting infrastructure to facilitate the delivery of sexual assault nurse examiner services.

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