Connecticut § 54-102ee - Department contract option for testing of tuberculosis.
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§ 54-102ee. Department contract option for testing of tuberculosis.
Sec. 54-102ee. Department contract option for testing of tuberculosis. The Department of Correction may enter into a contract agreement with an appropriate health care provider to manage the responsibilities as it relates to testing, screening or treatment of inmates for tuberculosis.
(P.A. 02-63, S. 5.)
Secs. 54-102ff to 54-102ii. Reserved for future use.
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