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South Dakota Laws > Title 34 > Chapter 22 - Contagious Disease Control


Current as of: 2010
§ 34-22-1State system of quarantine--Inspection and isolation of conveyances of common carriers
§ 34-22-2Failure of local health official to impose quarantine when required as petty offense
§ 34-22-5Exposure of others to contagious disease as misdemeanor
§ 34-22-6Compelling vaccination as misdemeanor
§ 34-22-7Legislative purpose in state-wide communicable disease control program
§ 34-22-8Division of Tuberculosis and Communicable Disease Control
§ 34-22-9State-wide system for disease control and treatment--Scope of program
§ 34-22-10Laboratory and radiological services provided by department
§ 34-22-11Screening and testing for tuberculosis and communicable disease
§ 34-22-11.1Exemption from license requirements for specific services under public health programs
§ 34-22-11.2Services specifically exempt from license requirements
§ 34-22-12Mandatory communicable disease reports from physicians, laboratories, and institutions--State tuberculosis register--Surveillance and control--Adoption of rules
§ 34-22-12.1Confidentiality of reports--Exceptions
§ 34-22-12.2Violation of confidentiality as misdemeanor
§ 34-22-12.3Effect of good faith reporting
§ 34-22-12.4Compliance with reporting requirements--Liability
§ 34-22-12.5Sharing of certain immunization records without consent permitted--Violation as a misdemeanor
§ 34-22-13Consultation and cooperation with physicians and institutions
§ 34-22-14Enforcement of regulations for control of tuberculosis and communicable disease
§ 34-22-15Institutional care and treatment of tuberculosis--State funds used for payment
§ 34-22-16Contracts for treatment of tuberculosis by physicians
§ 34-22-17Tuberculosis control supervised by department--Program available regardless of ability to pay
§ 34-22-18Refusal to accept diagnosis or treatment for tuberculosis as misdemeanor
§ 34-22-19Freedom to select physician or institution preserved--Surveillance by department
§ 34-22-20Provisions as to state institutions unchanged
§ 34-22-21Tuberculosis provisions not retroactive
§ 34-22-22Hospital or laboratory to report tuberculosis test results to department--Federal laboratories exempt
§ 34-22-23Inspection of records of hospital or laboratory by secretary
§ 34-22-24Tubercular to comply with rules and regulations of state department--Spread of tuberculosis prohibited
§ 34-22-25Health officer or physician to report person believed tubercular to department--Contents of report
§ 34-22-26Health officer or physician making report party to proceedings on hospitalization of tubercular
§ 34-22-27Examination of health officer's or physician's report by secretary--Resolution for hospitalization of tubercular
§ 34-22-28Service of resolution for hospitalization
§ 34-22-29Refusal of tubercular to obey resolution for hospitalization--Procedure for filing with circuit court and order for hospitalization by judge
§ 34-22-30Appeal from secretary's adoption or failure to adopt resolution for hospitalization
§ 34-22-34Direct petition to circuit court for commitment of tubercular in case of imminent danger
§ 34-22-35Warrant for commitment on direct petition--Proceeding for discharge of patient
§ 34-22-36Commitment to state institution or jail of tubercular refusing hospitalization--Transfer to hospital or home
§ 34-22-37Expense of commitment and care paid by division
§ 34-22-38Hospitalized person to obey rules and regulations of hospital facility--Report of violations--Commitment to state institution or county jail
§ 34-22-39Religious rights and practices preserved
§ 34-22-40Contracts for out-of-state care authorized--Expense paid by department
§ 34-22-41Public health emergency defined
§ 34-22-42Secretary may declare public health emergency--Contents of order
§ 34-22-43Department primarily responsible for public health emergency response--Scope of authority--Promulgation of rules
§ 34-22-44Termination of declared emergency--Renewal
§ 34-22-44.1Definition of statewide emergency registry volunteer
§ 34-22-44.2Statewide emergency registry volunteers--Immunity from civil liability
§ 34-22-45Voluntary vaccination program for first responders--Exposure to infectious diseases at disaster locations

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