New Jersey § 26:2A-15 Health care facility required to accept autologous, designated blood

New Jersey Statutes

§ 26:2A-15 — Health care facility required to accept autologous, designated blood

New Jersey § 26:2A-15

Title 26HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

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Bluebook

N.J. Stat. Ann. § 26:2A-15 (2026).

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a.A health care facility which performs a transfusion shall be required to accept autologous or designated blood for a potential transfusion to a patient, if the blood is received from a blood bank licensed by the Department of Health, and has been tested and prepared in accordance with standards approved by the department.

b.A health care facility which accepts autologous or designated blood and similar blood components shall pay a service fee to the blood bank which provides the blood or blood components, equal to the price it is charged for homologous blood or blood components. L.1991,c.131,s.3.

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a. A health care facility which performs a transfusion shall be required to accept autologous or designated blood for a potential transfusion to a patient, if the blood is received from a blood bank licensed by the Department of Health, and has been tested and prepared in accordance with standards approved by the department. b. A health care facility which accepts autologous or designated blood and similar blood components shall pay a service fee to the blood bank which provides the blood or blood components, equal to the price it is charged for homologous blood or blood components. L.1991,c.131,s.3.