363670, 59A-9.018 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 363670

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

AGENCY FOR HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION

Division:

Health Facility and Agency Licensing

Chapter:

ABORTION CLINICS

Overview

RULE:

59A-9.018	Purpose (Repealed)
59A-9.019	Definitions
59A-9.020	Licensure Procedures
59A-9.021	Investigations and License and Validation Inspections
59A-9.022	Physical Plant Requirements for Abortion Clinics When Providing Second Trimester Abortions
59A-9.0225	Clinic Supplies and Equipment Standards for Second Trimester Abortions
59A-9.023	Clinical Personnel
59A-9.024	Clinic Policies and Procedures for Second Trimester Abortions
59A-9.025	Medical Screening and Evaluation of Patients Receiving Second Trimester Abortions
59A-9.026	Second Trimester Abortion Procedure
59A-9.027	Recovery Room Standards for Second Trimester Abortions
59A-9.028	Post Procedure Follow-up Care for Patients Receiving Second Trimester Abortions
59A-9.029	Abortion Clinic Incident Reporting for Second Trimester Abortions
59A-9.030	Disposal of Fetal Remains
59A-9.031	Clinical Records
59A-9.034	Reports

PURPOSE:

The Agency proposes to revise Chapter 59A-9, Florida Administrative Code, consistent with provisions of Chapter 2005-95, Laws of Florida, which revised Section 390.012, F.S. The law provides for adoption of rules for regulation of clinics providing abortions after the first trimester of pregnancy.

SUMMARY:

The proposed rule revisions establish criteria for abortion clinic’s physical facilities, supplies and equipment, clinic personnel, medical screening and evaluation, abortion procedures, recovery room standards, follow up care and incident reporting.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

390.012 FS.

LAW:

390.012 FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

5/26/2006 Vol. 32/21

COMMENTS:

From 5/26/2006 To 6/16/2006 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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