Oregon Statutes > Chapter 431A > Emergency Medical Services and Trauma Systems


§ 431A.050	Oregon Health Authority to develop comprehensive emergency medical services and trauma system
§ 431A.055	State Trauma Advisory Board
§ 431A.060	Designation of trauma areas; rules; trauma system hospitals
§ 431A.065	Oregon Health Authority to adopt rules for trauma system hospitals
§ 431A.070	Area trauma advisory boards; duties; members
§ 431A.075	Liability of provider
§ 431A.080	Duties of Oregon Health Authority related to trauma
§ 431A.085	Emergency Medical Services and Trauma Systems Program created in Oregon Health Authority; Oregon Trauma Registry; rules
§ 431A.090	Designation of other trauma centers
§ 431A.095	Reporting of certain patients; reimbursement for certain services
§ 431A.100	Release of information from Oregon Trauma Registry
§ 431A.105	Emergency Medical Services for Children Program; duties of Oregon Health Authority

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