MDPH definition
Examples of MDPH in a sentence
Upton will be responsible for all required communicable disease follow-up investigations, including the completion and submission of the investigation reports to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH), counseling and education, testing, and screening for communicable diseases as identified by MDPH.
Upton will maintain patient records per MDPH and State regulations.
Upton will input Bellingham data into the MIIS virtual gateway as required by MDPH.
To comply with the MDPH regulations regarding medical control and with all terms of the affiliation agreement.
The Facility will allow visits to the Facility by members of the Hospital, the local health department, local and/or state law enforcement, and, if needed, MDPH for the development and maintenance of an ISCU plan.
In 1982, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) issued a consumption advisory for fish, frogs, and turtles for the Housatonic River.
Further Clarification (by MDPH if necessary): For Publication or Presentation No results or findings derived from the data provided or created pursuant to this contract may be published or publicly released without prior written approval by MDPH.
The Provider agrees that it may not disclose PD received from MDPH or created or received pursuant to the contract with the Department for research purposes without the written approval of the MDPH Research and Data Access Review (RaDAR) Committee for the specific research.
The agreement shall provide that such agent or subcontractor agrees to be bound by the same restrictions, terms and conditions that apply to the subcontractor pursuant to this Confidentiality Agreement with respect to such CI including, but not limited to, implementing reasonable safeguards to protect the CI, as specified in this Confidentiality Agreement unless otherwise approved in writing by MDPH.
Any publication or research project approved by MDPH/BSAS may, at MPDH/BSAS’s sole discretion, be subject to additional requirements or restrictions, including but not limited to submission for review by an MDPH Institutional Review Board and application of MDPH/BSAS standards for release of aggregate data.