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New York Laws - Public Health > Article 28 - Hospitals
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§ 2800
Declaration of policy and statement of purpose
§ 2801
Definitions
§ 2801-A
Establishment or incorporation of hospitals
§ 2801-B
Improper practices in hospital staff appointments and extension of professional privileges prohibited
§ 2801-C
Injunctions
§ 2801-D
Private actions by patients of residential health care facilities
§ 2801-E
Voluntary residential health care facility rightsizing demonstration program
§ 2801-F
Residential health care facility quality incentive payment program
§ 2801-G
Community forum on hospital closure
§ 2802
Approval of construction
§ 2802-A
Transitional care unit demonstration program
§ 2803
Commissioner and council; powers and duties
§ 2803-A
Authority to contract
§ 2803-B
Uniform reports and accounting systems for hospital costs
§ 2803-C
Rights of patients in certain medical facilities
§ 2803-D
Reporting abuses of persons receiving care or services in residential health care facilities
§ 2803-E
Residential health care facilities; return and redistribution of unused medication
§ 2803-E-2
Reporting incidents of possible professional misconduct
§ 2803-F
Respite projects
§ 2803-G
Board of visitors in county owned residential health care facility
§ 2803-H
Health related facility; pet therapy programs
§ 2803-I
General hospital inpatient discharge review program
§ 2803-J
Information for maternity patients
§ 2803-J-2
Nursing home nurse aide registry
§ 2803-K
In-patient nasogastric feeding procedures
§ 2803-L
Community service plans
§ 2803-M
Discharge of hospital patients to adult homes
§ 2803-N
Hospital care for maternity patients
§ 2803-O
Hospital care for mastectomy, lumpectomy, and lymph node dissection patients
§ 2803-P
Disclosure of information concerning family violence
§ 2803-Q
Family councils in residential health care facilities
§ 2803-R
Dissemination of information about the abandoned infant protection act
§ 2803-S
Access to product recall information
§ 2804
Units for hospital and health-related affairs
§ 2804-A
State task force on clinical practice guidelines and medical technology assessment
§ 2805
Approval of hospitals; operating certificates
§ 2805-A
Disclosure of financial transactions
§ 2805-B
Admission of patients and emergency treatment of nonadmitted patients
§ 2805-C
(Enacted without section heading)
§ 2805-D
Limitation of medical, dental or podiatric malpractice action based on lack of informed consent
§ 2805-E
Reports of residential health care facilities
§ 2805-F
Money deposited or advanced for admittance to nursing homes; waiver void; administration expenses
§ 2805-G
Maintenance of records
§ 2805-H
Immunizations
§ 2805-I
Treatment of sexual offense victims and maintenance of evidence in a sexual offense
§ 2805-J
Medical, dental and podiatric malpractice prevention program
§ 2805-K
Investigations prior to granting or renewing privileges
§ 2805-L
Adverse event reporting
§ 2805-M
Confidentiality
§ 2805-N
Child abuse prevention
§ 2805-O
Identification of veterans and their spouses by nursing homes and residential health care facilities
§ 2805-P
Emergency treatment of rape survivors
§ 2805-Q
Hospital visitation by domestic partner
§ 2805-R
Patients unable to verbally communicate
§ 2805-S
Circulating nurse required
§ 2805-T
Disclosure of nursing quality indicators
§ 2806
Hospital operating certificates; suspension or revocation
§ 2806-B
Residential health care facilities; revocation of operating certificate
§ 2807
Hospital reimbursement provisions; generally
§ 2807-A
General hospital nineteen hundred eighty-six and nineteen hundred eighty-seven inpatient rates and charges
§ 2807-C
General hospital inpatient reimbursement for annual rate periods beginning on or after January first, nineteen hundred eighty-eight
§ 2807-D
Hospital assessments
§ 2807-DD
Temporary nursing home stability contributions
§ 2807-D-1
Hospital quality contributions
§ 2807-E
Uniform bills
§ 2807-F
Health maintenance organization payment factor
§ 2807-G
Health workforce retraining program
§ 2807-H
Health occupation development and workplace demonstration programs
§ 2807-I
Service and quality improvement grants
§ 2807-J
Patient services payments
§ 2807-K
General hospital indigent care pool
§ 2807-L
Health care initiatives pool distributions
§ 2807-M
Distribution of the professional education pools
§ 2807-N
Palliative care education and training
§ 2807-P
Comprehensive diagnostic and treatment centers indigent care program
§ 2807-R
Funding for expansion of cancer services
§ 2807-S
Professional education pool funding
§ 2807-T
Assessments on covered lives
§ 2807-U
Transfers for tax credits
§ 2807-V
Tobacco control and insurance initiatives pool distributions
§ 2807-W
High need indigent care adjustment pool
§ 2807-X
Grants for long term care demonstration projects
§ 2807-Y
Pool administration
§ 2808
Residential health care facilities; rates of payment
§ 2808-A
Liability of certain persons
§ 2808-B
Certification of financial statements and financial information
§ 2808-C
Reimbursement of general hospital inpatient services
§ 2808-D
Nursing home quality improvement demonstration program
§ 2809
Residential health care facilities; powers to require security
§ 2810
Residential health care facilities; receivership
§ 2811
Discounts and splitting fees with medical referral services; prohibited
§ 2812
Construction
§ 2813
Separability
§ 2814
Health networks, global budgeting, and health care demonstrations
§ 2815
Health faclity restructuring program
§ 2816
Statewide planning and research cooperative system
§ 2816-A
Cardiac services information
§ 2817
Community health centers capital program
§ 2818
Health care efficiency and affordability law of New Yorkers (HEAL NY) capital grant program
§ 2819
Hospital acquired infection reporting
§ 2820
Home based primary care for the elderly demonstration project
§ 2821
State electronic health records (EHR) loan program
§ 2822
Residential care off-site facility demonstration project
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