Md. Code, Health - General § 19-1408.1
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§19–1408.
Official statutory text
§19–1408.1.
(a) The Department shall develop a clear and easy–to–understand graphic data dashboard that includes:
(1) The number of staff hired by the agency in each unit in the fiscal year to date;
(2) The number of surveyors employed by the agency in each unit in the fiscal year to date; and
(3) The number of vacancies within the agency in each unit in the fiscal year to date.
(b) The Department shall:
(1) Update the data dashboard developed under subsection (a) of this section at least every 2 weeks; and
(2) Post the most recent updated data dashboard prominently on its website.
(a) The Department shall develop a clear and easy–to–understand graphic data dashboard that includes:
(1) The number of staff hired by the agency in each unit in the fiscal year to date;
(2) The number of surveyors employed by the agency in each unit in the fiscal year to date; and
(3) The number of vacancies within the agency in each unit in the fiscal year to date.
(b) The Department shall:
(1) Update the data dashboard developed under subsection (a) of this section at least every 2 weeks; and
(2) Post the most recent updated data dashboard prominently on its website.
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