Subchapter A - CONTROL OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
- § 97.1 - Definitions and Applicability
- § 97.2 - Who Shall Report
- § 97.3 - What Condition to Report and What Isolates to Report or Submit
- § 97.4 - When and How to Report a Condition or Isolate
- § 97.5 - Where to Report a Condition or Isolate; Where to Submit an Isolate
- § 97.6 - Reporting and Other Duties of Local Health Authorities and Regional Directors
- § 97.7 - Diseases Requiring Exclusion from Schools
- § 97.8 - General Control Measures for Notifiable Conditions
- § 97.9 - Quarantine of Specific Premises and Application of Control Measures to Private and Common Carriers
- § 97.10 - Confidential Nature of Case Reporting and Records
- § 97.11 - Notification of Emergency Response Employees, Volunteers, or Other Persons Providing Emergency Care of Possible Exposure to a Disease
- § 97.12 - Mandatory Testing of Persons Suspected of Exposing Certain Other Persons to Notifiable Conditions and Workers' Compensation Issues Relevant to Postexposure Management of Emergency Response Employees or Volunteers
- § 97.13 - Death of a Person with Certain Communicable Diseases
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