Md. Code, Health - General § 20-2404
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§20–2404.
Official statutory text
§20–2404. IN EFFECT
// EFFECTIVE UNTIL JUNE 30, 2027 PER CHAPTER 844 OF 2024 //
In carrying out its duties, the Commission may:
(1) Recommend that State and local agencies, hospitals, and health care providers implement the strategies and initiatives developed under § 20–2403 of this subtitle;
(2) Request interviews with State and local officials;
(3) Request data from:
(i) The Department;
(ii) The Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems;
(iii) The Health Services Cost Review Commission;
(iv) The Maryland Health Care Commission;
(v) The State–designated health information exchange;
(vi) Hospitals in the State;
(vii) Other providers of health care services; and
(viii) Payors for health care services; and
(4) Create advisory workgroups that do not include members of the Commission.
// EFFECTIVE UNTIL JUNE 30, 2027 PER CHAPTER 844 OF 2024 //
In carrying out its duties, the Commission may:
(1) Recommend that State and local agencies, hospitals, and health care providers implement the strategies and initiatives developed under § 20–2403 of this subtitle;
(2) Request interviews with State and local officials;
(3) Request data from:
(i) The Department;
(ii) The Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems;
(iii) The Health Services Cost Review Commission;
(iv) The Maryland Health Care Commission;
(v) The State–designated health information exchange;
(vi) Hospitals in the State;
(vii) Other providers of health care services; and
(viii) Payors for health care services; and
(4) Create advisory workgroups that do not include members of the Commission.
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