South Carolina § 44-39-30 Powers and duties of board.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 44-39-30 — Powers and duties of board.

South Carolina § 44-39-30

Title 44HEALTH

Ch. 39DIABETES INITIATIVE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

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S.C. Code Ann. § 44-39-30 (2026).

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The powers and duties of the Diabetes Initiative of South Carolina Board are to:

(1)annually assess the effects of diabetes mellitus in South Carolina, and the status of education, clinical research, and translation of new diabetes treatment methods in South Carolina;

(2)oversee all operations of the Center of Excellence Advisory Committees, and the Diabetes Outreach Council including:

(a)reviewing annual reports;

(b)establishing annual budgets;

(c)setting annual priorities;

(3)make annual budget requests to the General Assembly to support the activities of the Diabetes Initiative of South Carolina Board;

(4)conduct diabetes surveillance activities including:

(a)obtaining data and maintaining a statewide data base (b) analyzing data and reviewing trends on mortality and morbidity i

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The powers and duties of the Diabetes Initiative of South Carolina Board are to: (1) annually assess the effects of diabetes mellitus in South Carolina, and the status of education, clinical research, and translation of new diabetes treatment methods in South Carolina; (2) oversee all operations of the Center of Excellence Advisory Committees, and the Diabetes Outreach Council including: (a) reviewing annual reports; (b) establishing annual budgets; (c) setting annual priorities; (3) make annual budget requests to the General Assembly to support the activities of the Diabetes Initiative of South Carolina Board; (4) conduct diabetes surveillance activities including: (a) obtaining data and maintaining a statewide data base (b) analyzing data and reviewing trends on mortality and morbidity in diabetes; (c) developing means to and disseminating important data to professionals and the public; (d) developing proposals for grant funding. (5) submit an annual report to the Governor and the General Assembly; (6) other activities necessary to carry out the provisions of this chapter.