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NY Pub Health L § 802 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 8 - State Health Research Council 802 - Powers and Duties.

§ 802. Powers and duties. 1. The council shall have the power and duty   to:a. identify strategic areas for health research;b.  conduct ongoing surveys of the state allocation of health research   sources;c. develop health research programs and establish priorities for  such   programs;d.  assure  that  women's  health  needs  as  well  as men's have been   considered in research programs which the council develops  and  in  the   priorities it establishes;e. review and disseminate the results of health research programs;f. stimulate independent health research;g.   coordinate  health  research  within  New  York  state  to  avoid   unnecessary duplication of effort and facilities;h. encourage health research in designated priority areas by assisting   research projects in obtaining grants or fellowships;i. develop a model health research plan for the state;j. hold meetings at least semiannually. Special meetings may be called   by the chairman;k. encourage education and training in the area of health research;l. accept on behalf of the state any grant, gift, devise  or  bequest,   made  to  the  health  research  council; and to cause the department of   taxation and finance to establish from all such monies a  special  trust   fund  to  be  used under the direction of the council for the purpose of   health research and training. Such grants, gifts,  devises  or  bequests   shall  be accepted subject to the provisions of section fifty-three-a of   the state finance law and subject to audit by the state comptroller;m. make rules and regulations for the exercise of the council's powers   and performance of its duties in order to carry out  the  provisions  of   this article; andn.  exercise  and  perform such other functions, powers, and duties as   may from time to time be conferred or imposed by law.2. For the purposes of this section research  shall  not  include  the   actual  delivery of health care or equipment for health care provided by   existing institutes established by this  chapter  to  conduct  research,   scientific  investigations,  seek methods of medical care or provide for   the treatment of patients.
NY Pub Health L § 803 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 8 - State Health Research Council 803 - Gender-Specific Questions on Grant Applications.

§  803.  Gender-specific  questions on grant applications. In order to   obtain reliable and comprehensive data on the health needs of  women  as   well  as  to  ensure that women's health needs are served, in developing   grant applications and consistent with the objectives and nature of  the   studies  and  research  project,  the department of health shall include   gender-specific questions to determine whether the research and  studies   will  impact  primarily  men  or women and whether there are significant   differences between the sexes in the outcome of the research or studies.For purposes of this section, studies  and  research  shall  mean  any   studies  or  research for which the department of health provides funds.   It shall not apply to any grant for which there are contrary indications   in federal regulations.
NY Pub Health L § 900 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 9 - Primary Care Education and Training 900 - Short Title.

§  900.  Short  title. This article shall be known and may be cited as   the "primary care education and training act."
NY Pub Health L § 901 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 9 - Primary Care Education and Training 901 - Definitions.

§  901.  Definitions.  The  following words or phrases as used in this   article shall have the following meanings:1. "Continuity experience" means that site where a resident spends  at   least  twenty  percent  of  his  or  her training providing primary care   services to a panel of  patients  who  are  followed  by  such  resident   throughout his or her training.2. "Council"  means  the  New  York  state council on graduate medical   education.3. "President" means the  president  of  the  New  York  state  higher   education services corporation.4.  "Primary  care  practitioner  program"  means  a full or part-time   graduate, undergraduate or certificate  course  of  study,  approved  or   registered  by  the regents or a program registered by the department of   education or determined  by  the  department  of  education  to  be  the   equivalent  required to practice as a licensed or certified primary care   practitioner.5.  "Primary care medical training program" means a  graduate  medical   education   training   program   in   New  York  state  defined  by  the   commissioner, in consultation with the council, pursuant to regulations,   as providing appropriate training in primary care medicine.6. "Underserved  area"  means  an  area   or   medically   underserved   population designated by the commissioner pursuant to regulation, and in   consultation  with  the  respective  health  systems agency, as having a   shortage of primary care physicians or primary care practitioners.7. "Primary care practitioner" means a midwife, nurse practitioner, or   physician assistant who is licensed or certified to practice in New York   state  and  who  provides  or  arranges  for  coordinated  primary  care   services.8. "Primary  care physician" means a physician specialist in the field   of family practice, general pediatrics, primary care  internal  medicine   or  primary  care  obstetrics  and  gynecology; who provides coordinated   primary care services.
NY Pub Health L § 902 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 9 - Primary Care Education and Training 902 - Grants for Primary Care Undergraduate Medical Education.

§  902.  Grants  for primary care undergraduate medical education.  1. The commissioner, in collaboration with the commissioner  of  education, is   authorized,   within  amounts  available  pursuant  to  subdivision nineteen-a of section twenty-eight hundred seven-c of this  chapter,  to make  grants  to  medical  schools located in New York state in order to enhance the study of primary care, to  increase  the  opportunities  for undergraduate medical education in primary care at community-based sites and encourage the training of primary care physicians.   2.  Grant proceeds may be used for faculty development; costs incurred teaching medical students at community-based sites, including,  but  not limited  to,  personnel,  administration,  and student-related expenses; expansion or development of programs that train primary care physicians; and other innovative programs designed to increase the number of medical students choosing primary care.   3. Such grants shall be awarded on a competitive basis in amounts  not to   exceed   five  hundred  thousand  dollars  through  a  request  for application process. In making awards, consideration shall be  given  to applicants who:  (a) apply in collaboration with community-based providers;  (b)  make complementary efforts to enhance their curriculum in primary care;  (c) make complementary efforts to recruit qualified faculty in primary care education;  (d) make complementary efforts to reduce the  percentage  of  students graduating in non-primary care specialties; and  (e)  make  complementary efforts to match such award from funds raised through non-public sources.   4. The intent of this program is to augment or increase  primary  care undergraduate  medical  training.  Grant  funding  shall  not be used to offset existing expenditures that the medical school  has  obligated  or intends to obligate for primary care training programs.
NY Pub Health L § 905 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 9 - Primary Care Education and Training 905 - Grants for Primary Care Practitioner Education.

§  905.  Grants  for  primary  care  practitioner  education.  1.  The commissioner in collaboration with  the  commissioner  of  education  is authorized,  within amounts available pursuant to subdivision nineteen-a of section twenty-eight hundred seven-c of this chapter, to make  grants to colleges, universities or hospital-based training programs within New York   state   to  establish  or  expand  training  programs  for  nurse practitioners, physician assistants or midwives,  and  to  increase  the opportunities   for   practitioner   education   in   primary   care  at community-based sites.   2. Grant funds may be used for administration, faculty recruitment and development, start-up costs and costs  incurred  teaching  primary  care practitioners  at  community-based sites, including, but not limited to, personnel,  administration  and  student  related  expenses  and   other expenses judged reasonable and necessary by the commissioner.   3.  Grants  shall  be awarded on a competitive basis in amounts not to exceed  two  hundred  fifty  thousand  dollars  through  a  request  for application process.  In making awards, the commissioner shall consider:  (a) the need for primary care practitioners in the region in which the applicant is located;  (b) the cost-effectiveness of the proposal; and  (c)  the  applicant's  commitment  to  place graduates in primary care settings and/or underserved areas.   4. The intent of the  program  is  to  augment  or  increase  training programs  for  nurse  practitioners,  physician assistants and midwives. Grant funding shall not be used  to  offset  existing  expenditures  the institution  or  program  has  obligated or intends to obligate for such training programs.
NY Pub Health L § 906 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 9 - Primary Care Education and Training 906 - Grants for Minority Participation in Medical Education.

§ 906.  Grants for minority participation in medical education. 1. The   commissioner,  in  collaboration  with  the  commissioner  of education,   within amounts available pursuant to subdivision nineteen-a  of  section   twenty-eight hundred seven-c and section twenty-eight hundred seven-l of   this  chapter,  is  authorized  to  make  grants  to  encourage minority   participation in medicine.2.  Grants shall be awarded through a request for application  process   for the following purposes:to  medical  schools located in New York state or primary care medical   training  programs  to  encourage  minority  participation  in   medical   education,  which  may  include programs to enhance minority recruitment   and retention,  minority  student  mentoring  programs,  development  of   medical  career  pathways  for  minority  students,  and  development of   minority faculty role models.3. The intent of this program  is  to  augment  or  increase  minority   participation in medical education.  Grants funding shall not be used to   offset  existing  expenditures  which  the  grantee  has  obligated  for   minority participation in medical education.
NY Pub Health L § 907 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 9 - Primary Care Education and Training 907 - Reports.

§ 907. Reports. The commissioner, in conjunction with the commissioner   of  education, shall prepare and submit a report to the governor and the   legislature,  due  on  February  first,  nineteen  hundred  ninety-five,   reporting  the  results and evaluating the effectiveness of the New York   state primary care education and training act, including recommendations   for  the  placement  of  primary  care  physicians  and   primary   care   practitioners in underserved areas.
NY Pub Health L § 921 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 9-A - New York State Small Business Health Insurance Partnership Program 921 - Definitions.

§  921.  Definitions.  For  the  purposes  of this article, unless the   context clearly requires otherwise:1. "Applicant" means an eligible employer which submits an application   under subdivision  two  of  section  nine  hundred  twenty-two  of  this   article.2.  "Eligible  employer"  means  a  sole  proprietor or an employer of   between one and fifty  full-time  employees,  who  has  not  within  the   twelve-month  period  prior  to  the  effective  date  of  this  section   provided  group health insurance benefits  to  any  employee  associated   with the employers' business.3.  "Small  business  health  insurance  partnership  program" means a   program which assists employers in providing health care coverage  under   subdivision two of section nine hundred twenty-two of this article.4.  "Small  group  health  insurance  policy"  means  a  group  health   insurance policy or comprehensive  health  services  plan  issued  on  a   community-rated,  open-enrolled  basis pursuant to article thirty-two or   forty-three of the insurance law by  an  insurer  licensed  pursuant  to   article  forty-one  or  forty-two  of  the  insurance law, a corporation   organized pursuant to article forty-three of the  insurance  law,  or  a   health maintenance organization certified pursuant to article forty-four   of  the public health law; provided, however, in no event shall premiums   be used to purchase riders to policies or to purchase  non-comprehensive   policies.5. "Incentive payment" means the payment of the portion of the premium   for  a  small  group  health insurance policy obtained through the small   business health insurance partnership program.6. "Partnership  certificate"  means  a   certificate  evidencing  the   approval  of  an  application  from an eligible employer which is issued   prior to January first, two thousand.7. "Full-time employee" means an employee who  works  twenty  or  more   hours per week.
NY Pub Health L § 924 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 9-B - Primary Care Servives Corps Practitioner Loan Repayment Program 924 - Primary Care Service Corps Practitioner Loan Repayment Program.

§ 924. Primary care service corps practitioner loan repayment program.   1.  Notwithstanding any contrary provision of this section, sections one   hundred twelve and one hundred sixty-three of the state finance law,  or   any  other  contrary  provision  of law, the commissioner is authorized,   within amounts available therefor, to  make  loan  repayment  awards  to   eligible  primary care service corps practitioners who agree to practice   full-time in an underserved area in New York state,  in  amounts  to  be   determined  by  the  commissioner, but not to exceed thirty-two thousand   dollars per year for  any  year  in  which  such  practitioners  provide   full-time eligible obligated service, without competitive bid or request   for proposal process.2.  Loan  repayment  awards  made  to  a  primary  care  service corps   practitioner pursuant to subdivision  one  of  this  section  shall  not   exceed  the  total  qualifying outstanding debt of the practitioner from   student loans to cover tuition and other related  educational  expenses,   made  by  or guaranteed by the federal or state government, or made by a   lending or educational  institution  approved  under  title  IV  of  the   federal higher education act. Loan repayment awards shall be used solely   to repay such outstanding debt.3.  In  the  event  that  any  commitment  pursuant  to  the agreement   referenced in subdivision one of this  section  is  not  fulfilled,  the   recipient  shall  be responsible for repayment in amounts which shall be   calculated in accordance with the formula set forth in  subdivision  (b)   of  section  two  hundred  fifty-four-o of title forty-two of the United   States Code, as amended.4. The commissioner is authorized to apply  any  funds  available  for   purposes  of  subdivision  one of this section for use as matching funds   for any available federal grants for the purpose of assisting states  in   operating loan repayment programs.5.  The  commissioner  may  postpone,  change  or  waive  the  service   obligation and repayments amounts set  forth  in  subdivisions  one  and   three  of  this section, respectively, in individual circumstances where   there is compelling need or hardship.6. In order to be eligible to receive a  loan  repayment  award  under   this  section,  a primary care service corps practitioner must meet site   and service eligibility criteria as determined by the commissioner.7.  The  commissioner  shall  promulgate  regulations   necessary   to   effectuate the provisions and purposes of this article.
NY Pub Health L § 1390 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13-A - State Camp Safety Advisory Council 1390 - Establishment of State Camp Safety Advisory Council.

§  1390.  Establishment  of  state  camp  safety advisory council. The   commissioner of health shall establish within the  state  department  of   health  a  state  camp  safety advisory council to advise and consult on   policy matters relating to youth camp safety. The council shall  consist   of  nine  members  to  be  appointed by the governor with the advice and   consent  of  the  senate.  Three  members  of  the  council   shall   be   representatives  of  youth  camps operated in New York for profit, three   members of the council shall be representatives of youth camps  operated   in  New  York under philanthropic non-profit or charitable auspices, one   member of the council shall be a representative of youth  camp  consumer   interests,  one  shall  be  a representative of children's interests who   does not operate a children's camp and one shall be a representative  of   summer  day  camps  and traveling summer day camps operated by municipal   corporations and other entities subject to article  thirteen-D  of  this   chapter.  The  council shall elect from among its members a chairman. On   or before January first, nineteen  hundred  seventy-four,  the  governor   shall  appoint  two  youth camp representative members for a term of two   years, two youth camp representative members for a term  of  four  years   and  two  youth  camp  representative  members  for a term of six years.   Biennially thereafter the youth camp  representative  members  shall  be   appointed  to  said  council in like manner to succeed those whose terms   expire, to serve for terms of six years each and until their  successors   are   appointed.  The  member  representative  of  youth  camp  consumer   interests shall also serve for a term of six years and until a successor   is appointed. On or before January first, nineteen  hundred  eighty-one,   the  governor  shall  appoint the representative of children's interests   for a term of four years and the representative of summer day camps  and   traveling  summer day camps operated by municipal corporations and other   entities subject to article thirteen-D of this chapter for a term of two   years.  Thereafter,  each  succeeding   representative   of   children's   interests  and  each  succeeding representative of said summer day camps   and traveling summer day camps shall serve terms of six years  each  and   until  their  successors are appointed. Vacancies shall be filled by the   governor for the unexpired portion of the term. Said council shall  meet   at  least  twice a year, and more often if necessary, on the call of the   chairman or on the call of the commissioner of health.  The  members  of   the  council  shall  receive no compensation but shall be reimbursed for   their  reasonable  traveling  and  other  expenses   incurred   in   the   performance of their official duties. A majority of the appointed voting   membership of the council shall constitute a quorum.
NY Pub Health L § 1391 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13-B - Regulation of Overnight, Summer Day, and Traveling Summer Day Camps for Children 1391 - Declaration of Public Policy.

§ 1391. Declaration of public policy. It is the declared policy of the   state  of New York to protect the health, safety and welfare of children   attending what are commonly called children's overnight, summer day, and   traveling summer day camps.
NY Pub Health L § 1392-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13-B - Regulation of Overnight, Summer Day, and Traveling Summer Day Camps for Children 1392-A - Requirement to Check Sex Offender Registry.

§  1392-a.  Requirement  to check sex offender registry. Every person,   firm, limited  liability  company,  association  and  corporation  which   operates  a  children's  overnight  camp shall be required, to ascertain   whether an employee or volunteer is listed on  the  state  sex  offender   registry  pursuant  to  article six-C of the correction law prior to the   day such employee or volunteer commences work at said camp and  annually   thereafter prior to their arrival at said camp.
NY Pub Health L § 1393 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13-B - Regulation of Overnight, Summer Day, and Traveling Summer Day Camps for Children 1393 - Permit Requirements.

§  1393.  Permit  requirements.  1.  No  person, firm, corporation, or association  shall  operate  a  children's  overnight,  summer  day,  or traveling  summer  day  camp  without  first  obtaining a permit from an officer.   2.  An  officer  shall  issue  a  permit  if,  after  inspection,  the children's  overnight,  summer  day,  or traveling summer day camp is in compliance with this chapter and the sanitary code.  All  permits  shall expire  one  year  from the date of issuance of such permit or upon such earlier date as specified by such officer which date shall in  no  event be earlier than the latest date that such camps may remain open pursuant to  regulations  prescribed by the commissioner. Nothing in this section shall  be  construed  to  limit  the  responsibilities  and  duties   of compliance arising out of any other provision of law.   3. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, an officer in issuing a permit  may waive any requirement of the sanitary code setting a minimum standard of floor space per camper in a camp's sleeping quarters. Such a waiver may be granted upon written application therefor,  and  shall  be accompanied  by  a  statement  by  the officer of the specific terms and conditions under which the waiver shall have been granted. Such  waivers may  be  granted  only  to  camps  constructed  prior  to January first, nineteen hundred seventy-five. An officer shall grant such waiver  where the  application  therefor  is accompanied by a written certification by the local health officer  of  its  need  or  desirability  to  avoid  an immediate  undue  hardship  upon  the  operator  which may result in the closing of the children's overnight camp to prospective campers,  and  a statement  by  the  local  health  officer that the granting of a waiver shall not present a hazard to public health and safety. All such waivers shall expire on December thirty-first of the  year  in  which  they  are granted, but may be renewed for good and sufficient reason.   4.  The  fee for a permit shall be two hundred dollars, except that no fee shall be charged in the case of a children's overnight,  summer  day or  traveling summer day camp operated by a person, firm, corporation or association for charitable, philanthropic or religious purposes.   5. Any enrollment application forms and/or enrollment  contract  forms mailed  or  delivered  to a person for purposes of enrollment of a child for any children's overnight, summer day, or traveling summer  day  camp shall contain or be accompanied by a written statement which declares:  (a)  that  such  camp is required to be licensed by the New York state department of health;  (b) that such camp is required to be inspected twice yearly; and  (c) the address where inspection  reports  concerning  such  camp  are filed.