Network for Public Health Law Crisis Standards of Care: Legal Decision Factors
4164 Downloads
This memo identifies (1) factors or criteria generally interpreted or viewed as “unlawful” for purposes of Crisis Standards of Care (CSC) decision-making; and (2) remaining lawful bases for which CSC decisions may be made. | File Name: | Western_Region_Memo_-_CSC_Legal_Factors_002.pdf |
| Folder: | Legal & Policy Guidance |
| Resource classification | |
| Audience type: | Government Agency, Non-Governmental Organization , Preparedness Professionals, Healthcare Providers |
| Institution type: | ALL STATES |
| Resource type: | Document (Docx, PDF, Text) |
| Hazard type: | All Hazards |
| Published date: | 2024 |
| Author: | Network for Public Health Law |
| EM Phases: | Preparedness,Response |
| Resource Details | |
| Version: | 2 |
| File Size: | 221.02 KB |
| File Type: | application/pdf |
| Hits: | 8221 Hits |
| Download: | 4164 times |
| Created Date: | 08-20-2023 |
| Last Updated Date: | 02-14-2024 |
Related documents
Active Shooter Policy/Procedure Sample Small Facility Template (2016)
This is an example active shooter policy/procedure for a small facility produced by the Santa Barbara County Disaster Healthcare Coalition.
Network for Public Law Region Memo - CSC Legal Factors
This document provides a list of factors/criteria viewed as both lawful and unlawful for CSC decision-making impacting patients. Developed after the COVID-19 pandemic.
WRAP-EM Legal Resource Guide_Nov 2024
A guide outlining legal and policy issues related to public health emergency declarations and healthcare response to disaster. Included are legal considerations from the recent disasters, licensing, credentialing, and privileging, telehealth, idemnification, family reunification, data, etc.
ASU - Center for Public Health Law and Policy
The Arizona State University Center for Public Health Law and Policy provides regular of the Supreme Court Public Health Law Policy Updates. This site links to the most recent one.