California § 102915 - The study shall be conducted in three phases, as follows: (a) Phase one of the st
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§ 102915. The study shall be conducted in three phases, as follows: (a) Phase one of the st
The study shall be conducted in three phases, as follows: (a) Phase one of the study shall include research design and data acquisition, including funds for the purchase of data from tribal, federal, state, and county sources and the encoding of this data to a computer-readable form. (b) Phase two of the study shall include a computerized matching of the American Indian-specific data with the officially known deaths within the state for a selected two-year period, and all necessary statistical analysis and validation of any findings. (c) Phase three shall include the dissemination of the findings from the study, including efforts to improve the collection of vital event data on the American Indian population within the state.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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