N.Y. PBH Law § 3124
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Reporting system for hospitals and blood banks
Official statutory text
§ 3124. Reporting system for hospitals and blood banks. All persons,\nfirms and corporations engaged in procuring blood donations shall report\nannually the following information to the commissioner of health:\n a. The amount of whole blood collected.\n b. The amount fractionated.\n c. When fractionated.\n d. How much blood is unused and destroyed.\n e. How much blood is converted and what is it converted into.\n f. Any other information the commissioner finds necessary to have an\naccurate picture of what happens to collected blood within the state.\n The commissioner shall make such rules and regulations as are\nnecessary to create an accurate and complete reporting system.\n
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