Tennessee § 68-1-2104 - [Expired.]
Full text of Tennessee Tennessee Code Annotated § 68-1-2104 — [Expired.], with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 68-1-2104. [Expired.]
Acts 2017, ch. 420, § 2; expired by Acts 2017, ch. 420, § 2 effective June 30, 2018. Code Commission Notes. Former part 21, §§ 68-1-2101 — 68-1-2106 (Acts 2003, ch. 302, § 1), concerning a study of sepsis, was deleted as obsolete, effective July 1, 2004. The department of health informed the code commission that no funding to conduct the study was obtained. Acts 2017, ch. 420, § 2 enacted a new part 26, §§ 68-1-2601 — 68-1-2604 , but the part has been redesignated as part 21, §§ 68-1-2101 — 68-1-2104 by authority of the Code Commission. Former part 21, §§ 68-1-2101 — 68-1-2106 concerned the statewide palliative care consumer and professional information and education program expired by the provisions of § 68-1-2104 , effective June 30, 2018.
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