Massachusetts § 94H Regulations concerning content of certification; minimum standards

Massachusetts Statutes

§ 94H — Regulations concerning content of certification; minimum standards

Massachusetts § 94H

Part IADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT

Title XVIPUBLIC HEALTH

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Bluebook

Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 111, § 94H (2026).

Text

Section 94H. The commissioner and the public health council may make regulations concerning the content of the certification made by boards of health and physicians under section ninety-four A, including the definition of, and the methods for determining active tuberculosis. The commissioner and public health council may make regulations concerning the minimum standards for proper medical treatment for active tuberculosis patients cared for outside a hospital, so that such patients will not be a menace to the public health.

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Section 94H. The commissioner and the public health council may make regulations concerning the content of the certification made by boards of health and physicians under section ninety-four A, including the definition of, and the methods for determining active tuberculosis. The commissioner and public health council may make regulations concerning the minimum standards for proper medical treatment for active tuberculosis patients cared for outside a hospital, so that such patients will not be a menace to the public health.