§ 1 Definitions
§ 2 Regulatory authority of public health department
§ 3 Advisory committee
§ 4 Licensing requirements; exemptions
§ 5 License; application; filing; issuance; renewal; form
§ 6 Infectious disease reports; confidential information
§ 7 Clinical laboratory director
§ 8 Prohibited activities
§ 8A Examination of specimen derived from human body prohibited by clinical laboratory in which person or company, or any of its owners, directors, partners, employees or family members have direct or indirect ownership interest
§ 9 Correction of deficiencies; orders
§ 10 Unreliable reports of examinations; license modification
§ 11 Revocation of or administrative sanctions upon license
§ 12 Complaints by department; jurisdiction
§ 13 Violations; penalties
§ 14 Disclosure of ownership interests; penalty for violation
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Terms Used In Massachusetts General Laws > Chapter 111D - Clinical Laboratories

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