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Virginia Code Title 32.1. Health

Current as of January 01, 2020 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

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  • Chapter 1. Administration Generally
  • Chapter 2. Disease Prevention and Control
  • Chapter 3. Medical Care Services
  • Chapter 4. Health Care Planning
  • Chapter 5. Regulation of Medical Care Facilities and Services
  • Chapter 5.1. Human Research
  • Chapter 5.2. Human Cloning
  • Chapter 5.3. Commonwealth Health Research Board and Fund;  Christopher Reeve Stem Cell Research Fund
  • Chapter 5.4. Animal Research
  • Chapter 6. Environmental Health Services
  • Chapter 7. Vital Records
  • Chapter 7.1. Health Statistics
  • Chapter 7.2. Health Care Data Reporting
  • Chapter 8. Postmortem Examinations and Services
  • Chapter 8.1. Disposition of Dead Human Bodies
  • Chapter 9. Regulation of Medical Assistance
  • Chapter 10. Department of Medical Assistance Services
  • Chapter 12. State/Local Hospitalization Program
  • Chapter 13. Family Access to Medical Insurance Security Plan
  • Chapter 13.1. Certified Nursing Facility Education Initiative
  • Chapter 14. Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth
  • Chapter 15. Virginia Health Care Fund
  • Chapter 16. Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment Fund
  • Chapter 17. Breastfeeding
  • Chapter 18. Recognition of EMS Personnel Licensure Interstate Compact
  • Chapter 19. Emergency Department Care Coordination Program
  • Chapter 20. Disposition of Assets by Nonprofit Health Care Entities

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