Network for Public Law Region Memo - CSC Legal Factors

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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.

File Name: Western Region Memo - CSC Legal Factors (002).pdf
Folder: Legal & Policy Guidance
Resource classification
Audience type: Government Agency, Non-Governmental Organization , Healthcare Providers, Preparedness Professionals
Institution type: ALL STATES, WRAP-EM STATES
Resource type: Document (Docx, PDF, Text)
Hazard type: All Hazards
Published date: 1970-01-01 00:33:41
Author: James Hodge, Jennifer Piatt, Nora Wells
EM Phases: Preparedness,Response
Resource Details
Version: 2
File Size: 221.02 KB
File Type: application/pdf
Hits: 5154 Hits
Download: 2109 times
Created Date: 08-31-2023
Last Updated Date: 02-14-2024

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