Md. Code, Health - General § 24-1906
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§24–1906.
Official statutory text
On or before October 1, 2023, and each October 1 thereafter, the Department shall report to the General Assembly, in accordance with § 2–1257 of the State Government Article, on:
(1) The eligible nurses and nursing support staff who applied for the Program, including information on:
(i) The practice of the nurse or nursing support staff;
(ii) The type and location of the site in which the nurse or nursing support staff provided services; and
(iii) The geographic area served by the nurse or nursing support staff; and
(2) The nurses and nursing support staff who participated in the Program, including information on:
(i) The amount of assistance provided to each participant;
(ii) The practice of the participant;
(iii) The type and location of the site in which the participant provided services; and
(iv) The geographic area served by the participant.
(1) The eligible nurses and nursing support staff who applied for the Program, including information on:
(i) The practice of the nurse or nursing support staff;
(ii) The type and location of the site in which the nurse or nursing support staff provided services; and
(iii) The geographic area served by the nurse or nursing support staff; and
(2) The nurses and nursing support staff who participated in the Program, including information on:
(i) The amount of assistance provided to each participant;
(ii) The practice of the participant;
(iii) The type and location of the site in which the participant provided services; and
(iv) The geographic area served by the participant.
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