Washington § 72.23.440 - Technical assistance and training.

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§ 72.23.440. Technical assistance and training.

A state hospital needing assistance to comply with RCW 72.23.400 through 72.23.420 may contact the department of labor and industries for assistance. The state departments of labor and industries, social and health services, and health shall collaborate with representatives of state hospitals to develop technical assistance and training seminars on plan development and implementation, and shall coordinate their assistance to state hospitals.
[ 2000 c 22 s 7.]

Notes

Findings—2000 c 22: See note following RCW 72.23.400.

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