Washington § 74.42.460 - Organization plan and procedures.

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§ 74.42.460. Organization plan and procedures.

The facility shall have a written staff organization plan and detailed written procedures to meet potential emergencies and disasters. The facility shall clearly communicate and periodically review the plan and procedures with the staff and residents. The plan and procedures shall be posted at suitable locations throughout the facility. The planning requirement of this section shall complement the comprehensive disaster preparedness planning requirement of RCW 18.51.580.
[ 2021 c 159 s 12; 1979 ex.s. c 211 s 46.]

Notes

Findings—2021 c 159: See note following RCW 18.20.520.

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