Md. Code, Health - General § 24-907
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§24–907.
Official statutory text
A Program shall collect and report at least annually the following data to the Department:
(1) The number of participants served by the Program;
(2) The number of new participants registered by the Program during the reporting period;
(3) Demographic profiles of participants served by the Program, including:
(i) Age;
(ii) Gender;
(iii) Race;
(iv) Zip code; and
(v) Types of drugs used;
(4) The number of hypodermic needles and syringes distributed and collected;
(5) Each location at which hypodermic needles and syringes were distributed; and
(6) The number of linkages provided to participants under § 24–903(a)(6) of this subtitle.
(1) The number of participants served by the Program;
(2) The number of new participants registered by the Program during the reporting period;
(3) Demographic profiles of participants served by the Program, including:
(i) Age;
(ii) Gender;
(iii) Race;
(iv) Zip code; and
(v) Types of drugs used;
(4) The number of hypodermic needles and syringes distributed and collected;
(5) Each location at which hypodermic needles and syringes were distributed; and
(6) The number of linkages provided to participants under § 24–903(a)(6) of this subtitle.
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