An Act wiring medical facilities, nursing homes, and medical training to support safer electromagnetic radiation exposures and to support reduction of other environmental hazards
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to improve safety in medical facilities and nursing homes by requiring upgrades to wiring and training related to electromagnetic radiation exposures and other environmental hazards. It seeks to reduce potential risks associated with these exposures within these settings. The legislation is intended to enhance the overall health and safety of patients and staff.
Key provisions
- Requires medical facilities and nursing homes to assess and address electromagnetic radiation exposures.
- Mandates training for staff on reducing environmental hazards.
- Focuses on improvements to facility wiring to support safety measures.
- Addresses broader environmental hazard reduction within these facilities.
- Related to public health concerns.
Who is affected
- Medical facilities
- Nursing homes
- Healthcare workers
- Patients
- Public Health Officials
Notable changes
- Introduces requirements for facility wiring to support safety measures.
- Includes provisions for staff training on environmental hazards.
- Addresses electromagnetic radiation exposure, a specific environmental hazard.
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2 on record
Primary sponsor
Cosponsor
Kirstin Beatty
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