Washington § 70.168.110 - Planning and service regions.

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§ 70.168.110. Planning and service regions.

The department shall designate at least eight emergency medical services and trauma care planning and service regions so that all parts of the state are within such an area. These regional designations are to be made on the basis of efficiency of delivery of needed emergency medical services and trauma care.
[ 1990 c 269 s 14; 1987 c 214 s 4; 1973 1st ex.s. c 208 s 6. Formerly RCW 18.73.060.]

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