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Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 18 - PUBLIC DEFENDER COMMISSION › Division 10 - Office of State Public Defender › Chapter 6 - Outside Practice of Law by Public Defenders › Section 18 CSR 10-6.010 - Outside Practice of Law by Public Defenders

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule establishes the limited
				  circumstances in which attorneys employed as public defenders are authorized to
				  practice law outside of their assigned public defender cases in accordance with
				  section 600.021.2, RSMo 2000.
(1) Moving from Private Practice to Public
				Defense. Attorneys newly hired by the Missouri State Public Defender System
				(MSPD) who have existing attorney-client obligations that cannot be resolved
				prior to the commencement of employment, may be authorized to continue
				providing representation in a limited number of outside matters after their
				public defender start date, if the director or the director's designee deems it
				to be in the best interest of MSPD to bring the attorney on staff prior to the
				resolution of all outside cases. If continued representation in outside cases
				is authorized, the following parameters must be met:
(A) The outside practice must not conflict
				with the attorney's work on MSPD matters and the attorney is expected to work
				the minimum number of required hours each pay period on MSPD matters or obtain
				supervisory approval to take annual or unpaid leave;
(B) Prior to beginning employment, the new
				hire and the director, or the director's designee, shall agree, in writing,
				upon the cases to be retained and the scope of the work that remains to be done
				on each. The attorney may continue to receive compensation for approved outside
				work based on a fee agreement entered into prior to employment with MSPD, but
				the attorney may not expand the scope of representation in any matter beyond
				that which was reported and approved at the time of hiring;
(C) The attorney shall make every effort,
				within the rules of professional responsibility, to bring all outside matters
				to a prompt conclusion and shall provide regular updates on the resolution of
				such matters to his or her supervisor;
(D) The attorney is not permitted to utilize
				MSPD time, resources, or staff assistance for non-MSPD cases; and
(E) If the attorney is required to appear in
				court on an outside matter, the attorney should make clear to the court that
				the attorney is appearing, not as a public defender, but in his or her private
				capacity as part of winding down the attorney's previous private
				practice.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 2 - Civil Rights Compliance › Section 19 CSR 10-2.010 - Civil Rights Compliance Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule specifies civil rights compliance
				  requirements for all health service providers and contractors who provide
				  services for the Department of Health and for all hospitals and public health
				  clinics that receive federal financial assistance or reimbursements for
				  services provided.
(1) The
				following definitions shall be used in the interpretation and enforcement of
				this rule:
(A) Applicant is any individual
				who applies for services from a covered recipient agency;
(B) Assurance is a contractual agreement in
				which a covered recipient agency legally agrees to administer programs and
				services in accordance with this rule;
(C) Civil rights requirements are the
				requirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ( 42 USC 2000 d -
				2000d.6 ), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 ( P.L. 93-516 ), the
				Age Discrimination Act of 1975, Title II and Title III of the American
				Disabilities Act of 1990 and this rule;
(D) Complainant is any person or group of
				persons who allege discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin,
				age, sex or disability in the delivery of health care services by a covered
				recipient agency;
(E) Complaint is
				a verbal or written allegation of discrimination which indicates that a health
				care service is provided in a manner that results in disparity of services to
				persons or groups of persons because of race, color, national origin, age, sex
				or disability;
(F) Compliance
				review is a review of a covered recipient agency conducted by the Department of
				Health and Senior Services (DHSS) to determine compliance with the requirements
				of this rule;
(G) Covered recipient
				agency is any facility operated primarily to provide health care services as a
				nonprofit or for-profit institution which receives federal reimbursements for
				the services provided; and
(H)
				Federal assistance is any United States government funding, reimbursement,
				property or aid which is given to a covered recipient agency to provide health
				care services or program benefits to clients or patients.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 3 - General and Family Physician Loan and Training Programs › Section 19 CSR 10-3.020 - Funding of the Programs to Increase General and Family Physician Training Opportunities

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule establishes criteria for funding
				  family physician training opportunities authorized by section 191.585, RSMo
				  (1986).
(1) Applications may
				be submitted to the Department of Health from an approved family practice
				residency program or an approved general rotating internship program for funds
				for the operation and administration of a new or existing family practice
				residency program or a general rotating internship program. Funds shall be used
				for the support of faculty, interns, residents and other employees; for
				supplies, equipment and incidental expenses as may be needed for the program;
				and for construction and renovation of new family practice offices utilized in
				approved programs. Applications also may be submitted to the Department of
				Health by an approved family practice residency program or an approved general
				rotating internship program or by a hospital to request funds for planning of a
				family practice residency program or a general rotating internship
				program.
(2) Applicants may obtain
				application forms and instructions from the director of the Missouri Department
				of Health. The deadline for submission of the completed applications will be at
				the discretion of the director of the Department of Health annually.
(3) Approval of any application will be based
				on an analysis of these factors-the potential effectiveness of the proposed
				project in carrying out activities authorized in section 191.585, RSMo (1987);
				the extent of responsiveness to the project requirements, guidelines and
				application requirements; the administrative and management capability of the
				applicant to carry out the proposed project in a cost-effective manner; and the
				qualifications of the proposed staff and faculty of the unit.
(4) Funds may be awarded for all or specific
				portions of activities or programs included in an application.
(5) One (1) year following receipt of each
				grant award the recipient organization shall provide the Missouri Department of
				Health a written narrative status evaluation of the program for which the grant
				was received. Interim reports may be required by the Missouri Department of
				Health in those instances where the applicant requests consideration for
				additional grants for continuation of the same program. Interim reports and
				access to fiscal and performance information necessary to evaluate the
				grantee's performance shall be available to the Missouri Department of Health
				to insure that the grantee has expended the funds granted for the purposes
				stated in the grant application.
*Original authority: 191.580, RSMo 1979, amended
					 1987
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 3 - General and Family Physician Loan and Training Programs › Section 19 CSR 10-3.030 - Health Professional Student Loan Repayment Program

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule establishes guidelines for
				  implementing the Health Professional Student Loan Repayment Program that will
				  reduce the burden of educational debt among selected health professionals in
				  return for providing professional clinical services in areas of defined
				  need.
(1) The following
				definitions shall be used in interpretation and enforcement of this rule:
(A) Approved practice site means the practice
				location for which the department agreed to provide support;
(B) Area of defined need means a geographic
				area or population designated by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior
				Services as experiencing a shortage of accessible primary and preventive health
				care services;
(C) Department means
				the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services;
(D) Director means the director of the
				Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services;
(E) Health care professional means a general
				dentist or primary care physician as defined in 191.600, RSMo;
(F) Hospital means a facility licensed in the
				state of Missouri pursuant to Chapter 197, RSMo;
(G) Licensing board means the Board of
				Registration for the Healing Arts and the Missouri State Dental Board within
				the Missouri Department of Economic Development;
(H) Primary care means the services provided
				by a general dentist or a physician engaged in general or family practice,
				internal medicine, pediatrics, or obstetrics and gynecology as his/her primary
				specialty;
(I) Qualifying loans
				means government and commercial loans for actual costs paid for tuition and
				educational costs and associated living expenses for the health
				professional;
(J) Sliding scale fee
				means a fee structure that provides adjustment to charges for all individuals
				under two hundred percent (200%) of the federal poverty limit, based upon
				family income and size.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 3 - General and Family Physician Loan and Training Programs › Section 19 CSR 10-3.040 - Rural Primary Care Physician Grant Program

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule establishes guidelines for
				  implementing the Rural Primary Care Physician Grant Program.
(1) For the purposes of this regulation, the
				following definitions shall be used in interpretation and enforcement of this
				rule:
(A) Awardee means a primary care
				physician who applied to and was selected by the department to participate in
				the Rural Primary Care Physician Program;
(B) Department means the Missouri Department
				of Health and Senior Services;
(C)
				Director means the director of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior
				Services;
(D) Health Professional
				Shortage Area (HPSA) is defined as a geographic area, population group, or
				facility designated by the United States Department of Health and Human
				Services' Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) with a shortage
				of primary care, dental health, or mental health providers and
				services;
(E) Missouri rural county
				is defined as a county, in the state of Missouri, with a population of less
				than thirty-five thousand (35,000) inhabitants;
(F) Primary Care HPSA is defined as the
				shortage designation in primary care physicians and includes all the primary
				care specialties in which a primary care physician could be licensed, to
				determine the primary care HPSA score;
(G) Primary Care HPSA score ranges from one
				(1) to twenty-five (25) and demonstrates the shortage level of providers
				providing primary care services in the HPSA; the higher the score, the greater
				the need;
(H) Primary care
				physician is defined as a physician licensed and registered pursuant to Chapter
				334, RSMo, and engaged in general or family practice, internal medicine,
				pediatrics, or obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) as his/her primary
				specialty;
(I) Primary care
				specialty is defined as general medicine, family medicine, internal medicine,
				pediatrics, or OB/GYN as his/her specialty; and
(J) Sliding Fee Scale or Schedule is defined
				as fees for services that are adjusted depending on an individual's income; a
				payment model providers can use to care for patients who cannot afford care
				otherwise.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 4 - Coordinated Health Care Services › Section 19 CSR 10-4.020 - J-1 Visa Waiver Program

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This amendment changes the documents to be
				  submitted and how the documents are to be submitted. It also changes
				  prioritization criteria and adds a verification requirement.
(1) The following definitions shall be used
				in the interpretation of this rule:
(A)
				Department means the Missouri Department of Health and Senior
				Services;
(B) Director means the
				director of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services;
(C) Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA)
				means a geographic area, population group, or facility designated by the United
				States Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services
				Administration with a shortage of primary care, dental, or mental health
				providers and services;
(D) Primary
				Care Specialty means a physician practicing Family Medicine, General Internal
				Medicine, General Pediatrics, General Obstetrics and Gynecology, or General
				Psychiatry; and
(E) Primary Care
				Physician means a physician practicing in one (1) of the Primary Care
				Specialties in (1)(D).
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 4 - Coordinated Health Care Services › Section 19 CSR 10-4.030 - National Interest Waiver Program

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule establishes the procedure for
				  requesting an attestation from the Department of Health that an alien
				  physician's work in an area or areas of the United States that have been
				  designated as having a shortage of health care providers by the Secretary of
				  Health and Human Services is in the public interest for the purpose of applying
				  for a National Interest Waiver from the Immigration and Naturalization
				  Service.
(1) The following
				definitions shall be used in interpretation and enforcement of this rule:
(A) Department means the Missouri Department
				of Health;
(B) Director means the
				director of the Missouri Department of Health;
(C) Board means the Board of Registration for
				the Healing Arts, Missouri Department of Economic Development;
(D) Physician means an individual licensed
				and registered pursuant to Chapter 334, RSMo;
(E) Hospital means a facility licensed in the
				state of Missouri pursuant to Chapter 197, RSMo;
(F) Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA)
				means an area or facility designated by the Secretary of Health and Human
				Services as having inadequate health care providers; and
(G) Approved practice site means the practice
				location for which the department has issued the attestation of public
				interest.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 4 - Coordinated Health Care Services › Section 19 CSR 10-4.040 - Definition of a Public Health Setting

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: The purpose of this rule is to implement
				  section
				  332.311,
				  RSMo as amended by HB567 of the 91st General Assembly and define the public
				  health settings in which a dental hygienist may practice without the
				  supervision of a dentist.
(1)
				For the purposes of section
				332.311,
				RSMo only, the term "public health setting" shall be defined as a location
				where dental services authorized by section
				332.311,
				RSMo are performed so long as the delivery of services are sponsored by a
				governmental health entity which includes:
(A) Department of Health and Senior
				Services;
(B) A county health
				department;
(C) A city health
				department operating under a city charter;
(D) A combined city/county health department;
				or
(E) A nonprofit community health
				center qualified as exempt from federal taxation under section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code
including a community health center that
				receives funding authorized by sections 329, 330, and 340 of the United States
				Public Health Services Act.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 4 - Coordinated Health Care Services › Section 19 CSR 10-4.050 - Healthy Communities Incentive Program

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule establishes the requirements and
				  the process for participation of a health professional in the Healthy
				  Communities Incentive Program.
(1) The following definitions shall be used
				in interpretation and enforcement of this rule:
(A) Approved practice site means the practice
				location for which the department agreed to provide support;
(B) Area of defined need means a geographic
				area or population designated by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior
				Services as experiencing a shortage of accessible primary and preventive health
				care services;
(C) Dentist means an
				individual licensed and registered pursuant to section
				332.071,
				RSMo;
(D) Department means the
				Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services;
(E) Director means the director of the
				Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services;
(F) Hospital means a facility licensed in the
				state of Missouri pursuant to Chapter 197, RSMo;
(G) Licensing board means the Board of
				Registration for the Healing Arts and the Missouri State Dental Board within
				the Missouri Department of Economic Development;
(H) Physician means an individual licensed
				and registered pursuant to Chapter 334, RSMo;
(I) Sliding scale fee means a fee structure
				that provides adjustment to charges for all individuals under two hundred
				percent (200%) of the federal poverty limit, based upon family income and
				size.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 5 - Procedures for the Collection and Submission of Data to Monitor Health Maintenance Organizations › Section 19 CSR 10-5.010 - Monitoring Health Maintenance Organizations Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule establishes the procedures for
				  health maintenance organizations to collect and submit data to the Department
				  of Health pursuant to section
				  192.068,
				  RSMo.
(1) The following
				definitions shall be used in the interpretation and enforcement of this rule:
(A) Department means Missouri Department of
				Health and Senior Services;
(B)
				Director means the director of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior
				Services;
(C) Health care plan
				means any separately licensed entity subject to the provisions of sections
				354.400 to
				354.636,
				RSMo which had enrollees in the plan for at least six (6) months of the year
				for which data are to be reported and for at least six (6) months of the
				following year;
(D) NCQA means the
				National Committee on Quality Assurance; and
(E) HEDIS[R] means the current Health Plan
				Employer Data and Information Set.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 10 - Vital Records › Section 19 CSR 10-10.010 - Birth

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule concerns recording of births for
				  babies born in wedlock and out of wedlock.
(1) If the mother was married either at the
				time of conception or birth, the name of the husband shall be entered on the
				certificate as the father of the child unless paternity has been determined
				otherwise by a court of competent jurisdiction, in which case the name of the
				father, as determined by the court, shall be entered.
(2) If the mother was not married either at
				the time of conception or birth, the name of the father shall not be entered on
				the certificate of birth without the written consent of the mother and the
				person to be named as the father unless a determination of paternity has been
				made by a court of competent jurisdiction, in which case the name of the
				father, as determined by the court, shall be entered.
*Original authority: 193.035, RSMo 1984, amended 1993,
					 1995.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 10 - Vital Records › Section 19 CSR 10-10.020 - Vital Records Issuance

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This amendment changes which local
				  registrars are authorized to issue certifications of birth and death records in
				  this state and updates requirements for issuances of
				  certifications.
PURPOSE: This rule authorizes local registrars to
				  issue certifications of birth and death records of events occurring in the
				  state of Missouri.
(1) Who
				May Issue. Computer-generated certifications of birth and death records may be
				issued by the local registrar once the record has been registered with the
				Bureau of Vital Records. Permission to issue certifications grants validity and
				legality to the certifications when not in conflict with the laws of this
				state.
(2) Confidentiality. The
				state registrar and local registrars shall request the signature , relationship
				to the person named on the record, the reason for the record of each applicant
				for a birth or death certification, and shall require identification of the
				applicant or when a copy is requested by mail, a notarized statement shall be
				required. If the applicant is under the age of eighteen (18) years old, the
				signature of a parent or legal guardian shall be substituted. An exception to
				this rule shall be made when a governmental agency is obtaining information for
				protection of the public interest. The signature , title of the agent, name of
				agency, and employee identification shall be required.
(3) Responsibility of Applicant. The burden
				of proper and adequate identification of a record in the files of the Bureau of
				Vital Records shall rest upon the applicant for the record. In a contested
				case, the burden of proof that an individual is authorized under Chapter 193,
				RSMo, to obtain a copy of all or any part of a vital record shall rest upon the
				applicant for the record. The state registrar or local registrars at all times
				may request additional information to support the demand of an applicant whose
				request for a copy appears not to be in accordance with the law.
*Original authority: 193.035, RSMo 1984, amended 1993,
					 1995.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 10 - Vital Records › Section 19 CSR 10-10.030 - Filing a Delayed Birth Certificate

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule sets up a procedure for filing
				  delayed birth certificates.
(1) The following is the procedure for filing
				a delayed birth certificate for a child before s/he reaches his/her twelfth
				birthday:
(A) The child must be born in
				Missouri;
(B) There must be no
				prior certificate on file in the Bureau of Vital Records which can reasonably
				be presumed to belong to the child; and
(C) The registration shall be on current
				certificates of live birth. The basic procedure shall be as nearly as
				practicable the same as for filing a current live birth certificate.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 10 - Vital Records › Section 19 CSR 10-10.050 - Death Certificate Form

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule establishes the content of the
				  death certificate for each death in this state to be filed with the Department
				  of Health.
(1) The death
				certificate shall include the following items: registration district number;
				registrar's number; decedent's name, sex, date of death, Social Security
				number, age (under 1 year-months and days-under 1 day-hours, minutes), date of
				birth, birthplace, was decedent ever in United States armed forces-yes, no or
				unknown; place of death-hospital (specify inpatient, emergency room
				(ER)/outpatient or dead on arrival (DOA)) or other (specify nursing home,
				residence or other); facility name; city, town or location of death; county of
				death; marital status; surviving spouse's name; decedent's usual occupation;
				kind of business or industry; residence-state, county, city town or
				location-zip code, street and number, inside city limits, years at present
				address; was decedent of Hispanic origin-no or yes- specify; race; decedent's
				education; father's name, mother's name; informant's name, mailing address;
				burial, cremation or other (specify); date of disposition; place of
				disposition; location; signature of funeral service licensee or person acting
				as such; name and address of facility; funeral establishment license number;
				immediate cause and underlying causes of death and approximate interval between
				onset and death; other significant conditions contributing to death; if
				deceased was female 10-49, was she pregnant in the last 90 days-yes, no or
				unknown; was autopsy performed-yes or no; were autopsy findings available prior
				to completion of cause of death-yes or no; manner of death; date of injury;
				time of injury; injury at work-yes, no or unknown; describe how injury
				occurred; check whether certifying physician or medical examiner/coroner;
				signature and title of certifier; date signed; time of death; name and address
				of certifier, Missouri license number; case referred to medical
				examiner/coroner-yes or no; name of attending physician if other than
				certifier; registrar's signature; and date received by local
				registrar.
*Original authority: 193.145, RSMo 1984, amended 1989,
					 1997.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 10 - Vital Records › Section 19 CSR 10-10.060 - Report of Fetal Death

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule establishes the content of the
				  report of fetal death to be filed with the Department of Health for each fetal
				  death in this state.
(1) The
				report of fetal death shall include the following items: registration district
				number; registrar's number; fetus name; city, town or location of delivery;
				county of delivery; date of delivery; sex of fetus; place of delivery; if
				residence (home) delivery, was it planned that way-yes or no; facility name;
				mother's name, maiden surname, date of birth, residence (state, county, city,
				town or location), zip code, street and number, inside city limits-yes or no,
				years living at present address; father's name, date of birth; immediate and
				underlying cause of death and specify if cause is fetal or maternal; other
				significant conditions; fetus died before labor, during labor or delivery or
				unknown (specify); attendant's name and title, Missouri license number; name
				and title of person completing report; burial, cremation, other (specify);
				cemetery or crematory, location (city or town, state); date; name and address
				of facility; informant; registrar's signature; date received by local
				registrar; mother of Hispanic origin-no or yes; father of Hispanic origin-no or
				yes; mother's race; father's race; mother's education; father's education;
				mother participated during pregnancy (check all that apply); live births-now
				living; live births-now dead; date of last live birth; other terminations, date
				of last other termination; was mother married to father-yes or no; date last
				normal menses began (month, day, year); month pregnancy prenatal care began
				(specify); prenatal visits (total number); birth weight; crown heel length;
				clinical estimate of gestation (weeks); plurality (specify); if not single
				birth-born first, second, third, etc. (specify); mother transferred from
				another facility or physician's office prior to delivery-yes or no and if yes
				enter name of facility; medical risk factors for this pregnancy (check all that
				apply); other risk factors for this pregnancy (complete all items); obstetric
				procedures (check all that apply); complications of labor or delivery or both
				(check all that apply); method of delivery (check all that apply); congenital
				anomalies of child (check all that apply).
*Original authority: 193.165, RSMo
					 1984.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 10 - Vital Records › Section 19 CSR 10-10.070 - Certificate of Dissolution of Marriage

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule establishes the content of the
				  certificate of dissolution of marriage for dissolutions granted by any court in
				  this state to be filed with the Department of Health.
(1) The certificate of dissolution of
				marriage shall include the following items: case number; husband's name,
				residence (city, town or location), state, zip code, county, date of birth,
				birthplace; wife's name, maiden surname, residence (city, town or location),
				state, zip code, county, date of birth, birthplace, place of marriage (city,
				town or location), county, state or foreign country; date of this marriage;
				date couple last resided in same household; number of children under eighteen
				(18) in this household as of the date the couple last resided in same
				household; petitioner (check appropriate box); name of petitioner's attorney;
				address of attorney; date of dissolution (month, day, year); type of decree
				(check appropriate box); date recorded; number of children under eighteen (18)
				whose physical custody was awarded to (designate in appropriate spaces); child
				support was awarded to (check appropriate box); county of decree; title of
				court; signature of certifying official; title of certifying official; number
				of this marriage-husband; number of this marriage-wife; husband-if previously
				married, last marriage ended by (check box) and date; wife-if previously
				married, last marriage ended by (check box) and date; husband's race; wife's
				race; husband's education; wife's education.
*Original authority: 193.205, RSMo 1984, amended
					 1996.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 10 - Vital Records › Section 19 CSR 10-10.080 - Report of Marriage

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes the content of the
				  report of marriage for each marriage performed in this state to be filed with
				  the Department of Health.
(1)
				The report of marriage shall include the following items: license number;
				groom's name, age last birthday, date of birth, birthplace, residence (city,
				town or location), state, zip code, county, number of this marriage if
				previously married, last marriage ended by (check appropriate box), date ended,
				race, education; bride's name, maiden surname, age last birthday, date of
				birth, birthplace, residence (city, town or location), state, zip code, county,
				number of this marriage if previously married, last marriage ended by (check
				appropriate box) and date ended, race, education; groom's signature; bride's
				signature; month, day, year and time subscribed to and sworn to; county of
				recording; date and time license issued; name of recorder of deeds; signature
				and title of official; date ceremony performed; where married-city, town or
				location; where married- county; name of parent or legal guardian of groom (if
				minor), relationship to applicant, address of parent or legal guardian of
				groom, state, zip code, signature of parent or legal guardian; name of parent
				or legal guardian of bride (if minor), relationship to applicant, address of
				parent or legal guardian of bride, state, zip code, signature of parent or
				legal guardian; month, day and year subscribed to and sworn to; signature and
				title of official.
*Original authority: 193.185, RSMo
					 1984.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 10 - Vital Records › Section 19 CSR 10-10.090 - Access to Vital Records

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule protects the integrity of vital
				  records and the personal privacy of the registrants and determines who is
				  entitled to receive copies or information from vital records.
(1) The state registrar of vital records or
				the custodian of permanent local vital records shall not permit anyone to
				disclose information contained in vital records, or to copy or issue a copy of
				all or part of any vital records except as authorized in this rule.
(A) As authorized by section 193.255.1, RSMo
				1986, the registrant, a member of his/her immediate family, his/her guardian or
				one (1) of their respective official representatives shall be considered to
				have a direct and tangible interest and may be issued a certified copy of a
				vital record. Others may demonstrate a direct and tangible interest when
				information is needed for determination or protection of personal or property
				rights.
1. Applicants requesting records
				shall furnish adequate identifying information contained on the record to
				insure the correct record is being released.
2. The term immediate family shall include
				those family members and in-laws in the direct line of descent up to, but not
				including, cousins. Immediate family members are eligible to receive copies of
				birth certificates.
3. All family
				members, genealogists representing a family member and professionally
				recognized genealogists are eligible to receive copies of death
				certificates.
4. The term official
				representative shall include an attorney, physician, funeral director or other
				authorized agent acting in behalf of the registrant or his/her family. An other
				authorized agent shall produce a signed statement by the registrant or a member
				of his/her family authorizing the release of a record. A funeral director may
				act as the official representative of a family to obtain copies of death
				certificates only.
5. A guardian
				may receive a copy of the birth certificate of a child who is under his/her
				care and custody by showing guardianship papers.
6. Foster parents may receive a copy of a
				birth certificate of a child who is under their care and custody upon
				furnishing a copy of their custody papers.
7. A stepparent may receive a copy of a
				certificate of a legitimate birth by stating relationship.
8. An alleged father of a child may not
				receive a copy of that child's birth records unless he is shown as the father
				on that record.
9. Whenever it
				shall be deemed necessary to establish an applicant's right to information from
				a vital record, the state registrar or local custodian also may require
				identification of the applicant or a notarized sworn statement.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 10 - Vital Records › Section 19 CSR 10-10.100 - Authorization for Cremation

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes procedures required
				  prior to cremation of a dead human body.
(1) If the cause of death can be established
				within seventy-two (72) hours after death, a completed death certificate
				certifying the cause of death as determined by the medical examiner/coroner or
				physician shall be delivered or mailed to the local registrar of the county
				where the death occurred before a body is cremated.
(2) If a completed death certificate cannot
				be filed because the cause of death has not been determined, the medical
				examiner/coroner or physician certifying the cause of death shall give the
				funeral director notice of the reason for the delay. A body shall not be
				cremated until written authorization by the medical examiner/coroner or
				physician is received by the funeral director. This authorization shall be a
				signed statement which identifies the deceased and authorizes final disposition
				by cremation.
(3) Management of a
				crematory shall require from an authorized funeral home representative
				presenting a body for cremation a signed statement which identifies the
				deceased and which states that-
(A) A
				completed death certificate has been filed with the local registrar where the
				death occurred; or
(B) The funeral
				director has received a written authorization to cremate the body from the
				medical examiner/coroner or physician who will be certifying the cause of
				death.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 10 - Vital Records › Section 19 CSR 10-10.110 - Amending or Correcting Vital Records

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PURPOSE: This amendment changes and/or updates
				  procedural requirements for documenting changes made to vital records and
				  clarifies supporting document requirements for correcting and/or amending vital
				  records.
PURPOSE: This rule identifies when an affidavit is
				  appropriate to amend or correct a vital record and when a court order is
				  required.
(1) A request for
				correction(s) of a certificate shall be made to the Bureau of Vital Records.
				The request shall identify the certificate to be corrected by stating whether
				it is a birth, death, or fetal death record; the name and sex of the registered
				person; the date of the event; which items are omitted or in error; and the
				correct information for the items. The Bureau of Vital Records shall make
				available a correction affidavit to the applicant with instructions regarding
				who should sign and what documentary proof is required to support the
				correction requested. The correction affidavit process shall only be utilized
				to restore an item to its intended original value.
(A) To correct an item(s) on a certificate,
				documentary evidence necessary to preserve the integrity of the certificate
				shall be required. Depending on the number of items to be corrected, more than
				one (1) document may be required. Corrections, other than those that are court
				ordered, require a notarized affidavit or electronic submission in the Missouri
				Electronic Vital Records System by an approved professionally licensed or
				certified data provider or a person in charge of a licensed institution or such
				person's designated representative. Documentary evidence which supports the
				alleged facts shall be a filed document which shows, as a minimum, the correct
				full name and correct age or date of birth and, when possible, shall have been
				filed at least five (5) years prior to the date of application for the
				amendment. A filed document is defined as a record which is permanently
				maintained by an agency, organization, or business and is accessible for
				verification at a later date.
(B)
				The burden of submitting proof is on the applicant. The state registrar shall
				determine whether the document submitted satisfactorily supports the correction
				requested. When the applicant cannot submit proper documentation, the applicant
				shall be notified of the deficiencies and given appeal rights to a court of
				competent jurisdiction.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 10 - Vital Records › Section 19 CSR 10-10.120 - New Certificate Through Legitimation

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PURPOSE: This rule defines the documentation required
				  to legitimate a birth record.
(1) If the mother marries the natural father
				after the birth of their child, a new birth certificate can be created by the
				mother furnishing certified copies of her marriage license or marriage
				certification to the natural father. If the mother previously was married,
				certified copies of other marriage licenses or marriage certification also
				shall be furnished. Notarized affidavits shall be signed by the mother and
				father.
(A) If the father is deceased, a
				notarized affidavit is required from one (1) of the alleged father's parents or
				his brother or sister stating that s/he believes him to be the father of the
				child based on an oral or written statement of the man. A certified copy of the
				father's death certificate also is required.
(B) If the mother is deceased, an affidavit
				is required from one (1) of the mother's parents or her brother or sister
				stating that s/he believes the man to be the father of the child based on an
				oral or written statement of the man. A certified copy of the mother's death
				certificate also is required.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 15 - Abortions › Section 19 CSR 10-15.020 - Complication Report for Post-Abortion Care

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This amendment modifies the Complication
				  Report for Post-Abortion Care to distinguish between failed abortions that are
				  failed medication abortions, failed surgical abortions where the failure is
				  recognized immediately, and failed surgical abortions where the recognition of
				  the failure is delayed. It also amends the publication date of the Complication
				  Report for Post-Abortion Care.
(1) The complication report for post-abortion
				care shall contain the following items on a form provided by the department:
				patient identification number; patient's date of birth; residence of patient
				state, county, city; date of abortion; name and address of abortion facility or
				hospital; type or abortion performed; name and address of facility reporting
				complication; was patient previously seen at another facility for post-abortion
				care (yes or no); if yes, name and address of other facility that treated
				patient; complications (check all that apply: incomplete abortion, hemorrhage,
				endometritis, parametritis, pyrex-ia, abscess-pelvic, uterine perforation,
				failed medical abortion, failed surgical abortion, immediately recognized,
				failed surgical abortion, with delayed recognition, retained products, cervical
				lacerations, diagnosable psychiatric condition, other-describe); result of
				complication (check all that apply: hysterectomy, death of woman, transfusion,
				other-describe); was patient hospitalized (yes or no); if yes, name and address
				of hospital; name and signature of physician providing post-abortion care; and
				date of the post-abortion care. The information shall be reported on the
				Complication Report for Post-Abortion Care which is incorporated by reference
				in this rule as published February 2020 and may be obtained at
www.health.mo.gov
or by calling
				(573) 751-6387. This rule does not incorporate any subsequent amendments or
				additions.
(2) The physician
				providing post-abortion care shall submit the Complication Report for
				Post-Abortion Care to the Department of Health and Senior Services, Bureau of
				Vital Records, PO Box 570, Jefferson City, MO 65102-0570, within forty-five
				(45) days from the date of post-abortion care.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 10 - Office of the Director › Chapter 15 - Abortions › Section 19 CSR 10-15.030 - Content and Filing of Tissue Report

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PURPOSE: This amendment updates the regulation to
				  reflect the required content of the tissue report and provides the address to
				  which the report shall be sent.
PURPOSE: Under section
				  188.055,
				  RSMo, the Department of Health and Senior Services is given the responsibility
				  to provide forms relating to abortion to abortion facilities, hospitals, and
				  physicians. This rule establishes the content of the tissue report and filing
				  requirements for tissue reports.
(1) The department will accept local
				pathologists' report forms for compliance with section
				188.047,
				RSMo, if the reports contain the following: patient identification number,
				identical in labeling and format to the patient identification number assigned
				by the facility where the abortion took place, and reported on the report of
				induced termination of pregnancy; date of the procedure; name and address of
				the abortion facility or hospital where the procedure was performed; name and
				address of the pathologist who examined the tissue. All reports shall contain
				the findings of a gross and histopathological examination. One (1) or more
				sections shall be examined histopathologically. The section(s) shall be
				determined by the pathologist based upon his or her assessment.
(2) The pathologist shall file the tissue
				report with the Department of Health and Senior Services, Bureau of Vital
				Records, PO Box 570, Jefferson City, MO 65102-0570, within thirty (30) days
				after the examination of the tissue.
(3) The physician who performed or induced
				the abortion may, based on his or her medical judgment and prevailing standards
				of care, provide the results of the gross and histopathological examination to
				the patient.