Eliminates the role of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from the determination of policies and practices in the state of New.
This bill removes the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from determining policies and practices in New York. It directs the use of nationally recognized clinical practice guidelines and best practices. It amends various sections of the public health law, education law, insurance law, and other laws to reflect this change. The commissioner of health is tasked with issuing guidelines and developing educational materials based on these new standards.
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