Alabama § 22-11C-11 - Report of Findings and Recommendations.
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§ 22-11C-11. Report of Findings and Recommendations.
The State Health Officer, with input from the advisory panel, shall prepare a report that describes findings from the Head and Spinal Cord Injury Registry and make new recommendations for the prevention of head and spinal cord injuries and provision of rehabilitative services for persons with head and spinal cord injuries and transmit the report to the Legislature and make the report available to the public. These findings shall be presented to an annual meeting of experts in the field of head and spinal cord injury.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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