W. Va. Code R. § 64-73-5 - Health Services and Programs
5.1. The board shall provide the following
public health services and programs:
5.1.1.
Evaluation of the health needs of the community it serves using generally
accepted professional health needs assessment techniques;
5.1.2. Efforts to prevent and control
epidemics, and investigation and containment of diseases and injuries through
compliance with the requirements of W. Va. Division of Health Administrative
Rules, 64 CSR 7, Reportable Diseases, regarding disease surveillance and
epidemiological reporting;
5.1.3.
Promotion of a safe and healthy environment, and maintenance of clean and safe
air, water, food and facilities through a program of routine public health
environmental education and control;
5.1.4. Promotion of healthy lifestyles,
including the provision of health education to individuals and
communities;
5.1.5. Targeted
outreach and the formation of partnerships with other community organizations;
and
5.1.6. Initiation and
participation in mobilization of the community for actions to improve the
health and well-being of the population served.
5.2. The board shall administer public health
sanitation rules as specified by the director with regard to:
5.2.1. Public drinking water
sanitation;
5.2.2. Sewage and
wastewater sanitation;
5.2.3. Food
and milk sanitation;
5.2.4. Housing
and institutional sanitation;
5.2.5. Recreational sanitation; and
5.2.6. General sanitation.
5.3. The board of health shall
implement a program of immunizations according to the Standards for Pediatric
Immunization Practices, as published by the U. S. Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention.
5.4. The board
shall conduct preventive health programs designed to promote healthy
behaviors.
5.5. The board may
provide individual health care services.
5.6. The board shall maintain and conform to
its written policies and procedures governing patient or client referral,
release of information, confidentiality, and the consent for staff to provide
services to patients or clients which shall be consistent with applicable
federal and State laws, rules and regulations.
5.7. Patient or client care protocols,
including standing orders and medical directives shall be approved annually by
the local health officer.
5.8. The
board may charge fees for permits and services as authorized by the director,
the State legislature and applicable State law and rules.
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