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NY Pub Health L § 3065 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 30-B - Emergency Medical, Trauma and Disaster Care 3065 - Regional Trauma Advisory Committees.

§  3065.  Regional  trauma  advisory  committees.  1. There are hereby   continued or established in  the  department  regional  trauma  advisory   committees  in  each geographic area of the state. They shall consist of   trauma surgeons, trauma nurses, emergency physicians, emergency  nurses,   and  other  emergency and trauma care professionals from trauma centers,   emergency  departments,  and  emergency  services  designated   by   the   department  within  each  region.  They  shall  be representative of the   communities and health care  facilities  within  the  region  and  those   medical  and  nursing specialties and subspecialities regularly involved   in trauma care. They shall advise the state trauma  advisory  committee,   the  department, and the commissioner regarding trauma and disaster care   within each region, and assist the state trauma advisory committee,  the   department,  and  the  commissioner  with the coordination of trauma and   disaster care within each region, including, but  not  limited  to,  the   implementation  of  statewide  quality improvement guidelines for trauma   and disaster care, trauma systems, trauma centers, and  trauma  stations   within  each  region,  in  a  manner  consistent  with  the  intent  and   provisions of sections twenty-eight hundred five-j  and  three  thousand   four-a  of  this  chapter.  The  state  trauma  advisory committee shall   authorize the bylaws of each regional trauma advisory committee, subject   to approval by the commissioner.2. The regional trauma advisory committees shall continue to  meet  as   frequently  as  their  business may require. The members of the regional   trauma advisory committees  shall  receive  no  compensation  for  their   services as members.3.  The  department  shall  determine  the ways and means necessary to   assist the regional trauma advisory committees in performing the  duties   specified  under  this  section,  and  may contract with regional trauma   program agencies to provide such assistance.4. In no event shall any member, officer, or  employee  of  the  state   trauma  advisory committee be liable for damages in any civil action for   any act done, failure to  act,  or  statement  of  opinion  made,  while   discharging  his  or her duties as a member, officer, or employee of the   regional trauma advisory committee if he or she shall have acted in good   faith, with reasonable care.
NY Pub Health L § 3070 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 30-C - Emergency Medical Services for Children 3070 - Short Title.

§  3070.  Short title. This act shall be known and may be cited as the   "emergency medical services for children act".
NY Pub Health L § 3071 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 30-C - Emergency Medical Services for Children 3071 - Declaration of Purpose.

§  3071. Declaration of purpose. Sudden illness and injury in children   within the state of New York are responsible for  five  percent  of  all   ambulance  calls  in children under ten years of age, ten percent of all   ambulance calls in children under eighteen  years  of  age,  twenty-five   percent of emergency department visits in urban areas, and forty percent   of  emergency  department visits in rural areas. More than fifty percent   of all such emergencies are caused by traumatic  injuries,  which  alone   are  responsible  for  more than half of all childhood deaths within the   state of New York regardless of  cause.  The  provision  of  timely  and   effective  emergency  medical services for children, including pediatric   emergency medical, trauma,  and  disaster  care,  are  therefore  public   health  priorities of the highest order. It is the purpose and intent of   this article to ensure that such services are immediately  available  to   all children within the state of New York.
NY Pub Health L § 3072 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 30-C - Emergency Medical Services for Children 3072 - Description.

§  3072.  Description.  Emergency  medical  services for children is a   system for the immediate recognition and management  of  sudden  illness   and  injury  in  children  that  embraces  the  continuum  of  pediatric   emergency medical, trauma, and disaster care,  from  prevention  through   rehabilitation,  and  addresses  emergency medical dispatch, prehospital   emergency care, inhospital emergency care, and primary,  secondary,  and   tertiary  health  care, in support of pediatric care provided within the   child's medical home. It is not  separate  from,  but  fully  integrated   with,  the  emergency medical services system at all levels of emergency   medical services system organization, in the community, in  the  region,   and in the state.
NY Pub Health L § 3073 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 30-C - Emergency Medical Services for Children 3073 - Definitions.

§ 3073. Definitions. As used in this article:1.  "State emergency medical services for children advisory committee"   means  the  state  emergency  medical  services  for  children  advisory   committee continued under this article.2.   "State  emergency  medical  services  council"  means  the  state   emergency medical services council established under article  thirty  of   this chapter.3.  "State  emergency  medical  advisory  committee"  means  the state   emergency medical advisory committee established under article thirty of   this chapter.4. "State trauma advisory committee" means the state  trauma  advisory   committee continued under article thirty-B of this chapter.5.  "Pediatric care" means medical care provided to neonates, infants,   toddlers, preschoolers, school agers, and adolescents.6. "Medical home" means an organized system of  medical  care  for  an   individual  patient that embraces all of the patient's potential medical   needs, including primary, secondary, and tertiary health care as well as   emergency care.
NY Pub Health L § 3075 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 30-C - Emergency Medical Services for Children 3075 - Powers and Duties of the Department.

§  3075.  Powers and duties of the department. 1. The department shall   develop and maintain, with the advice of  the  state  emergency  medical   services  for  children  advisory committee, the state emergency medical   services council, the state emergency medical  advisory  committee,  and   the  state trauma advisory committee, a statewide system for recognition   of facilities able  to  provide  sustentative  or  definitive  specialty   pediatric emergency medical and trauma care for sudden childhood illness   and  injury  and  for  preferential transport of suddenly ill or injured   children  to  such  facilities,  and  shall  promote  the  use  of  such   facilities  in  accordance with written protocols or transfer agreements   as appropriate.2. The department shall develop and maintain, with the advice  of  the   state  emergency  medical  services for children advisory committee, the   state emergency medical services council, the  state  emergency  medical   advisory committee, and the state trauma advisory committee, a statewide   system  for provision of prehospital medical oversight, including direct   and indirect medical control, for pediatric emergencies.3. The department shall develop, maintain, and offer, with the  advice   of the state emergency medical services for children advisory committee,   the  state  emergency  medical  services  council,  the  state emergency   medical advisory committee, and the  state  trauma  advisory  committee,   statewide  educational  programs for initial and continuing education in   pediatric prehospital basic and advanced life support,  including  child   maltreatment  recognition  and  management,  consistent  with  those  of   national professional organizations  concerned  with  child  health  and   emergency care.4.  The department shall develop, maintain, and adopt, with the advice   of the state emergency medical services for children advisory committee,   the state  emergency  medical  services  council,  the  state  emergency   medical  advisory  committee,  and  the state trauma advisory committee,   statewide equipment guidelines for basic and advanced  life  support  of   pediatric  emergencies,  consistent  with those of national professional   organizations concerned with child health and emergency care.5. The department shall ensure that all  other  aspects  of  emergency   medical  services  for  children  are  also properly integrated with all   other emergency medical services, trauma care, and disaster preparedness   programs, with the advice of the state emergency  medical  services  for   children  advisory  committee, and shall facilitate timely communication   among  the  state  emergency  medical  services  for  children  advisory   committee,  the  state  emergency  medical  services  council, the state   emergency medical advisory committee,  and  the  state  trauma  advisory   committee as appropriate.
NY Pub Health L § 3200 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 32 - Live Pathogenic Microorganisms or Viruses 3200 - Live Pathogenic Microorganisms or Viruses; Handling; Registration Required; Exceptions.

§   3200.   Live   pathogenic  microorganisms  or  viruses;  handling; registration required; exceptions.  1. No person other than  a  licensed practitioner  of medicine, dentistry, or veterinary medicine or a person under the direct supervision of a  licensed  practitioner  of  medicine, dentistry,  or  veterinary  medicine  shall  possess  or  cultivate live pathogenic microorganisms or viruses other than vaccine virus  (a) unless he has satisfied the commissioner, or, in the city  of  New York,  the  department  of  health  of  the  city of New York, that such microorganisms or viruses in his possession will not become a menace  to the public health, and,  (b)  unless a registration number shall have been issued to him or his employer within the preceding twelve months by the commissioner,  or  in the  city  of  New  York, by the department of health of the city of New York, or their authorized representatives.   2. (a) Where one or more persons  work  with  such  microorganisms  or viruses,  application  for  the  registration  number  required  by  the provisions of this section shall be made by the person in charge of  the work  in  connection  with  which  such  microorganisms  or  viruses are handled.  (b) If such person  in  charge  is  not  a  licensed  practitioner  of medicine,  dentistry,  or  veterinary  medicine,  before  a registration number is issued, he must first satisfy the commissioner, or in the city of New York, the department of health of the city of New York, that such microorganisms or viruses will not become a menace to the public health.   3. (a) If  the  same  person  remains  in  charge  of  the  work,  the registration  number shall be valid through April thirtieth of each year and may be renewed upon application prior to its expiration.  (b) The registration number becomes invalid if a change is made in the person in charge of the work or the work is  conducted  at  a  different address, in which case a new application must be made.   4. A registration fee of one dollar shall be charged to cover the cost of issuing the registration number.   5.  The  provisions  of  this  section shall not apply to laboratories maintained by the federal, state or municipal government.   6. The commissioner, or in the city of New  York,  the  department  of health  of  the  city  of  New  York,  is  authorized  to  rescind  such registration number at any time for a cause.
NY Pub Health L § 3201 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 32 - Live Pathogenic Microorganisms or Viruses 3201 - Live Pathogenic Microorganisms or Viruses; Sale or Other Disposal; Permission Required.

§  3201.  Live  pathogenic  microorganisms  or  viruses; sale or other   disposal; permission required.  1. No person shall sell  or  convey  any   live  pathogenic  microorganisms  or viruses other than vaccine virus to   any other person without permission of the commissioner, or in the  city   of  New  York  without the permission of the department of health of the   city of New York.2. This section does not apply to diseased tissue, exudate,  or  other   specimens  which  are  sent  by physicians, dentists or veterinarians to   laboratories for examination as an aid in the diagnosis  or  control  of   disease.
NY Pub Health L § 3202 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 32 - Live Pathogenic Microorganisms or Viruses 3202 - Live Pathogenic Microorganisms or Viruses; Sale or Other Disposal; Labeling Containers.

§  3202.  Live  pathogenic  microorganisms  or  viruses; sale or other   disposal; labeling containers.  1. All live pathogenic microorganisms or   viruses other than vaccine virus when given away or sold  shall  bear  a   label on the container showing the contents of the container.2.  If  the  distributor is required to be registered, the label shall   also bear the registration number assigned by the department, or in  the   city  of  New  York  by  the  department of health of such city, for the   handling of pathogenic microorganisms or viruses, the name of the person   obtaining  the  material,  and  the  destination   of   the   pathogenic   microorganisms or viruses.
NY Pub Health L § 3203 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 32 - Live Pathogenic Microorganisms or Viruses 3203 - Live Pathogenic Microorganisms or Viruses; Violations; Penalties.

§   3203.  Live  pathogenic  microorganisms  or  viruses;  violations;   penalties.  Any violation of this article shall be deemed a  misdemeanor   punishable by a fine of two hundred dollars, six months' imprisonment or   both.
NY Pub Health L § 3220 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 32-A - Recombinant DNA Experiments 3220 - Findings.

§  3220.  Findings.    The  legislature  finds  that new techniques of   genetic manipulation which allow researchers to accomplish exchanges  of   genetic  material  between  unlike  organisms  offer great potential for   expanding human knowledge of genetics but also may  present  significant   risks to public health, to the environment and to the health of research   workers.  These experiments are being conducted at research institutions   in   New   York,   including   universities,  hospitals  and  industrial   facilities. Industry plans to mass-produce recombinant organisms  should   such  organisms  be  found  to have commercial uses.   Such research and   production should only be conducted under safe conditions as  prescribed   by the commissioner.
NY Pub Health L § 3221 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 32-A - Recombinant DNA Experiments 3221 - Definitions.

§ 3221. Definitions. As used in this article:   1. "DNA" means deoxyribonucleic acid.   2. "Recombinant DNA" means DNA molecules which;  (a)  have  been formed by joining together DNA segments in a cell-free system and which have the capacity to enter a cell and to  replicate  in such  cell  either  autonomously or after they have become an integrated part of such cell's genome; or  (b) are the result of a replication of the DNA molecules described  in paragraph (a) of this subdivision.   3.  "Recombinant DNA activity" means the possession of recombinant DNA by any person  and  any  activity  undertaken  by  any  person  for  the production of recombinant DNA.   4.  "Person"  means any individual, corporation, partnership, or legal entity of any kind, or a governmental agency, board or body.   5. "Cell-free system" means an environment  outside  of  any  cell  or cellular organism.
NY Pub Health L § 3222 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 32-A - Recombinant DNA Experiments 3222 - Certification.

§  3222. Certification. 1. One hundred eighty days after the effective date of this article, no individual shall engage in  a  recombinant  DNA activity  unless  such  individual  has been issued a certificate by the commissioner or such individual is affiliated with and is  acting  under the  direction  of and in a facility controlled by a person who has been issued such a certificate.   2. Within one hundred eighty  days  of  the  effective  date  of  this article, the commissioner shall prescribe regulations for the conduct of recombinant  DNA  activity  which shall be the substantial equivalent of sections II (entitled "containment")  and  III  (entitled  "experimental guidelines")  of the recombinant DNA research guidelines of the National Institutes of Health of the Department of Health, Education and  Welfare published  in part II of the Federal Register for July seventh, nineteen hundred seventy-six. If the National Institutes of Health guidelines are revised, the commissioner shall revise the regulations for  the  conduct of recombinant DNA activity accordingly.   3.  Within  one  hundred  eighty  days  of  the effective date of this article the commissioner shall prescribe regulations for the:  (a)  training  and  qualifications   for   individuals   engaging   in recombinant DNA activities;  (b) personnel health monitoring programs;  (c)   establishment   of  institutional  committees  to  oversee  such activities; and  (d) periodic reports of the progress of such activities.   Regulations  adopted  pursuant  to  this  section  shall  be  reviewed periodically   by  the  commissioner  in  light  of  current  scientific knowledge to determine their continued adequacy and appropriateness.   4. The commissioner shall  by  regulation,  establish  procedures  for application  for  a certificate to conduct recombinant DNA activity. All proprietary information in applications or reports to the department  by persons  certified pursuant to this section, not available to the public or protected by a patent or copyright, shall be kept confidential.   5.  The  commissioner  may  approve  or  deny  an  application  for  a certificate to engage in recombinant DNA activity or may approve it upon such conditions as he shall prescribe.   6.  The  commissioner  by regulation may prescribe reasonable fees for certification,  not  exceeding  the  cost  of  administrative   services rendered by the department.   7.  The  commissioner shall, by regulation, provide for an abbreviated certification process for the conduct of recombinant DNA activity  which is subject to, and which is in compliance with, policies and regulations promulgated  by  any agency of the federal government for the regulation of recombinant DNA activity.   8. No local authority shall enact or enforce any local law, ordinance, rule or regulation which would  regulate  or  restrict  recombinant  DNA activity.  Further,  no  local  authority  shall  enact or duplicate any provision of this article as local law, ordinance, rule or regulation.
NY Pub Health L § 3223 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 32-A - Recombinant DNA Experiments 3223 - Enforcement.

§  3223.  Enforcement.    1. The commissioner may conduct scheduled or   unscheduled inspections of facilities  where  certified  activities  are   being conducted.2.  The  commissioner may suspend a certificate on the ground that the   holder unreasonably refused to  admit  a  department  inspector  to  the   premises  where  a recombinant DNA activity was taking place, or for any   other violation of a regulation promulgated pursuant  to  this  article.   The  commissioner shall hold a hearing within fifteen days following any   such suspension to determine whether the suspension was reasonable.  The   commissioner  may  then  annul  the  suspension,  or  if  he  finds  the   suspension to have been reasonable he  may  revoke  the  certificate  or   continue its suspension for a period not to exceed three months.
NY Pub Health L § 3397-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 33-A - Controlled Substances Therapeutic Research Act 3397-A - Legislative Findings.

§  3397-a.  Legislative  findings.   The legislature finds that recent   research has shown that the use of marijuana may  alleviate  the  nausea   and ill-effects of cancer chemotherapy, may alleviate the ill-effects of   glaucoma  and  may  have other therapeutic uses. The legislature further   finds that there is a need for further research and experimentation with   regard to the use of marijuana for therapeutic purposes  under  strictly   controlled  circumstances.  It  is  for  such research programs that the   controlled substances therapeutic research act is hereby enacted.
NY Pub Health L § 3397-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 33-A - Controlled Substances Therapeutic Research Act 3397-B - Definitions.

§ 3397-b. Definitions. As used in this article:1. "Cannabis" means cannabis as defined in section 222.00 of the penal   law   and   shall  also  include  tetrahydrocannabinols  or  a  chemical   derivative of tetrahydrocannabinol.2. "Physician" means a person licensed to  practice  medicine  in  the   state  of New York including a person authorized to practice medicine in   a federal medical facility in the state.3. "Hospital" means a hospital  as  defined  in  section  twenty-eight   hundred one of this chapter.
NY Pub Health L § 3397-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 33-A - Controlled Substances Therapeutic Research Act 3397-C - Antonio G. Olivieri Controlled Substances Therapeutic Research Program Established; Participation.

§  3397-c.  Antonio  G.  Olivieri  controlled  substances  therapeutic   research program established; participation.  1. The Antonio G. Olivieri   controlled substances therapeutic research program is hereby established   in the department of health. The commissioner shall promulgate rules and   regulations necessary for the proper administration  of  the  controlled   substances   therapeutic   research   act.  In  such  promulgation,  the   commissioner shall take into consideration  those  pertinent  rules  and   regulations promulgated by the drug enforcement administration, food and   drug administration and the national institute on drug abuse.2.  Participation  in  the  Antonio  G. Olivieri controlled substances   therapeutic research  program  shall  be  limited  to  cancer  patients,   glaucoma  patients  and  patients  afflicted with other diseases as such   diseases are  approved  by  the  commissioner.  Such  patient  shall  be   certified  by  a  physician  to  and approved by a patient qualification   review board or committee  in  the  manner  provided  by  this  article.   Physician certification and board or committee approval shall be limited   to   such   patients   who   are   involved  in  a  life-threatening  or   sense-threatening situation.  Patients  seeking  participation  in  such   program  may  seek  the  advice  and  shall be entitled to be advised by   appropriate  medical  personnel  concerning  the  medical  efficacy   of   treatment with conventional controlled substances.3.  The  commissioner, on behalf of the department, shall apply to the   food and drug administration for  an  investigational  new  drug  permit   within ninety days after the effective date of this section.