Arizona § 36-2006 Department of health services monitoring of screening, education and treatment programs

Arizona Statutes

§ 36-2006 — Department of health services monitoring of screening, education and treatment programs

Arizona·Title 36 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 18 ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE·Art. 1 General Provisions

A.The department of health services shall monitor the alcohol and other drug screening, education or treatment programs and facilities that are used pursuant to sections 5-395.01, 8-249, 28-1381, 28-1382 and 28-1383.

B.The department of health services shall:

1.Adopt rules establishing the standards for approval of alcohol and other drug screening, education and treatment facilities.

2.Approve alcohol and other drug screening, education and treatment facilities.

3.Adopt rules establishing the standards for referrals to alcohol and other drug screening, education and treatment facilities.

4.Establish a standardized screening assessment.

5.Establish reporting and record keeping requirements for alcohol and other drug screening, education and treatment facilities.

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A. The department of health services shall monitor the alcohol and other drug screening, education or treatment programs and facilities that are used pursuant to sections 5-395.01, 8-249, 28-1381, 28-1382 and 28-1383.

B. The department of health services shall:

1. Adopt rules establishing the standards for approval of alcohol and other drug screening, education and treatment facilities.

2. Approve alcohol and other drug screening, education and treatment facilities.

3. Adopt rules establishing the standards for referrals to alcohol and other drug screening, education and treatment facilities.

4. Establish a standardized screening assessment.

5. Establish reporting and record keeping requirements for alcohol and other drug screening, education and treatment facilities.

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