Tex. Health and Safety Code § 32.073
This is the official text of Tex. Health and Safety Code § 32.073, part of Texas’s Health and Safety Code — covers public health and safety regulation.
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§ 32.073. PRIORITY CONSIDERATIONS FOR CENTER DESIGNATIONS.
Official statutory text
The rules adopted under Section 32.071(b) must prioritize awarding a designation under this subchapter to a health care entity or program that:
(1) offers fetal diagnosis and therapy through an extensive multi-specialty clinical program that is affiliated and collaborates extensively with a medical school in this state and an associated hospital facility that provides advanced maternal and neonatal care in accordance with its level of care designation received under Section 241.182;
(2) demonstrates a significant commitment to research in and advancing the field of fetal diagnosis and therapy;
(3) offers advanced training programs in fetal diagnosis and therapy; and
(4) integrates an advanced fetal care program with a program that provides appropriate long-term monitoring and follow-up care for patients.
(1) offers fetal diagnosis and therapy through an extensive multi-specialty clinical program that is affiliated and collaborates extensively with a medical school in this state and an associated hospital facility that provides advanced maternal and neonatal care in accordance with its level of care designation received under Section 241.182;
(2) demonstrates a significant commitment to research in and advancing the field of fetal diagnosis and therapy;
(3) offers advanced training programs in fetal diagnosis and therapy; and
(4) integrates an advanced fetal care program with a program that provides appropriate long-term monitoring and follow-up care for patients.
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