New York Statutes
§ 2531 — Children and recovering mothers program
New York § 2531
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Bluebook
N.Y. Public Health § 2531 (2026).
Text
§ 2531. Children and recovering mothers program. Subject to\nappropriation, the commissioner, in consultation with the commissioner\nof alcoholism and substance abuse services, is authorized to establish\nthe children and recovering mothers program, a program aimed at\nproviding health care providers, hospitals and midwifery birth centers\nwith guidance, education and assistance when providing care to expectant\nmothers with a substance use disorder. Such program shall:\n 1. Provide information to both health care providers as well as\nexpectant mothers regarding use of medication assisted treatment for\npregnant women, which shall include information regarding buprenorphrine\ntraining, tools for providers on effective management of women with a\nsubstance use disorder during pregnancy,
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