Virginia § 32.1-73.18 - Renal Disease Council; purpose
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§ 32.1-73.18. Renal Disease Council; purpose
There is hereby created in the executive branch of state government the Renal Disease Council (the Council) for the purpose of (i) advising the Governor and the General Assembly on the needs of individuals with renal disease in the Commonwealth; (ii) identifying challenges that such individuals face and making recommendations for the improvement of the Commonwealth's kidney care system, particularly related to care coordination and prevention; (iii) funding research related to renal disease; (iv) funding supports for persons with renal disease in the Commonwealth; and (v) developing programs to educate medical professionals and the public about renal disease.
2022, c. 717.
Source: official Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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