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This information provided by the Health Care Licensure and Certification section of the Office of Community Health and Health Planning. Rules and Regulations.

 


The Health Care Licensure and Certification (HCLC) section of the Department of Human Services is the agency responsible for the licensure of hospitals in the State of Oregon. HCLC was charged with drafting the Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs) for Hospitals that were required to implement the statutes.

As part of the rule-making process, HCLC convened a work group with broad representation of all interested parties to draft rule language. The work group met a number of times and rules were drafted. Two public hearings were held on the proposed rule language, and the rules were filed on December 10, 2002.

The rule-making process resulted in the adoption of two new sections and significant revisions to the OARs for Hospitals for nurse staffing. The rules can be found in the OARs for Hospitals at the following sites:

  • 333-500-0057 Civil Penalties and Table 1-Civil Penalty Assessments;

To review Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 333

 

 

 

* Home health agencies Division 27
* Special inpatient care facilities Division 71
* Ambulatory surgery centers Division 76
* Birthing centers Division 76
* Hemodialysis technicians Division 275

 

 

 

 

* Hospitals (Divisions 500-535)
  Health care facility, generally Division 500
Organization and management Division 505
Patient care services Division 510
Environmental and maintenance services Division 515
Health care facilities Division 520
Specialty hospitals Division 525
Hospitals -- Building requirements Division 530
New construction and alterations of existing hospitals Division 535
* In-Home care agencies Division 536
*Outpatient dialysis facilities Division 700
*Organ Procurement Organizations 333-080


Federal regulations can be reviewed at the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration's web site where the Code of Federal Regulations (CFRs) can be found.

In particular, see Title 42 - Public Health - Chapter IV - Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services
 
Page updated: June 20, 2008

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