Md. Code, Health - General § 2-304
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§2–304.
Official statutory text
The appropriations described in this subtitle shall be used for programs, including related administrative expenses, directed at the following:
(1) Communicable disease control services;
(2) Environmental health services;
(3) Family planning services;
(4) Maternal and child health services;
(5) Wellness promotion services;
(6) Adult health and geriatric services;
(7) Data management and exchange services regarding communicable diseases and other health matters, as allowed under federal and State law;
(8) Providing protective equipment for nurses, physician assistants, physicians, and other health care personnel in contact with patients;
(9) Providing equipment, medication, and other materials determined to be appropriate to prepare for potential communicable disease emergencies, or other public health emergencies; and
(10) Administration and communication services associated with the provision of the services described in items (1) through (9) of this section.
(1) Communicable disease control services;
(2) Environmental health services;
(3) Family planning services;
(4) Maternal and child health services;
(5) Wellness promotion services;
(6) Adult health and geriatric services;
(7) Data management and exchange services regarding communicable diseases and other health matters, as allowed under federal and State law;
(8) Providing protective equipment for nurses, physician assistants, physicians, and other health care personnel in contact with patients;
(9) Providing equipment, medication, and other materials determined to be appropriate to prepare for potential communicable disease emergencies, or other public health emergencies; and
(10) Administration and communication services associated with the provision of the services described in items (1) through (9) of this section.
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