West Virginia § 16-5T-3 Reporting system requirements; implementation; central repository requirement

West Virginia Statutes

§ 16-5T-3 — Reporting system requirements; implementation; central repository requirement

West Virginia § 16-5T-3

Ch. 16PUBLIC HEALTH

Art. 5TOFFICE OF DRUG CONTROL POLICY

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Bluebook

W. Va. Code § 16-5T-3 (2026).

Text

(a)The Office of Drug Control Policy shall implement a program in which a central repository is established and maintained that shall contain overdose information via an appropriate information technology platform with secure access for the purpose of making decisions regarding the allocation of public health and educational resources. In implementing this program, the office shall consult with all affected entities, including law-enforcement agencies, health care providers, emergency response providers, pharmacies, and medical examiners.

(b)The program authorized by this section shall be designed to minimize inconvenience to all entities maintaining possession of the relevant information while effectuating the collection and storage of the required information.

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(a) The Office of Drug Control Policy shall implement a program in which a central repository is established and maintained that shall contain overdose information via an appropriate information technology platform with secure access for the purpose of making decisions regarding the allocation of public health and educational resources. In implementing this program, the office shall consult with all affected entities, including law-enforcement agencies, health care providers, emergency response providers, pharmacies, and medical examiners.

(b) The program authorized by this section shall be designed to minimize inconvenience to all entities maintaining possession of the relevant information while effectuating the collection and storage of the required information.