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Code of Massachusetts Regulations (CMR)

Title 105

105 C.M.R.

Department of Public Health

Department of Public Health

100.00Determination of need 120.00The control of radiation 121.00To control the radiation hazards of lasers, laser systems and optical fiber communication systems utilizing laser diode or light emitting diode sources 122.00Nonionizing radiation limits for: the general public from non-occupational exposure to electromagnetic fields, employees from occupational exposure to electromagnetic fields, and exposure from microwave ovens 123.00Tanning facilities 124.00Provision of thyroid blocking agents 125.00Licensing of radiologic technologists 127.00Licensing of mammography facilities 130.00Hospital licensure 135.00Use of blood, blood components and derivatives for the purpose of transfusion 140.00Licensure of clinics 141.00Licensure of hospice programs 143.00Standards governing cardiac rehabilitation treatment 145.00Licensing of out-of-hospital dialysis units in Massachusetts 150.00Standards for long-term care facilities 153.00Licensure procedure and suitability requirements for long-term care facilities 155.00Patient and resident abuse prevention, reporting, investigation, penalties and registry 156.00The training of nurses' aides in long-term care facilities 157.00The registration and operation of temporary nursing service agencies 158.00Licensure of adult day health programs 164.00Licensure of substance use disorder treatment programs 168.00Licensure of alcohol and drug counselors 170.00Emergency medical services system 171.00Massachusetts first responder training 172.00Reporting of unprotected exposures to infectious diseases dangerous to the public health 173.00Mobile integrated health care and community EMS programs 180.00The operation, approval and licensing of clinical laboratories 200.00Physical examination of school children 201.00Head injuries and concussions in extracurricular activities 205.00Minimum standards governing medical records and the conduct of physical examinations in correctional facilities 210.00The administration of medications in public and non-public schools 215.00Standards for school wellness committees 220.00Immunization of students before admission to school 221.00Promoting awareness of meningococcal disease and vaccine 222.00Massachusetts immunization information system 223.00Pediatric immunization program assessment 225.00Nutrition standards for competitive foods and beverages in public schools 240.00Criteria for insurance coverage of bone marrow transplants for breast cancer patients 260.00Prohibition against certain fishing in New Bedford harbor 270.00Blood screening of newborns for treatable diseases and disorders 271.00Postpartum depression screening and reporting 300.00Reportable diseases, surveillance, and isolation and quarantine requirements 301.00Cancer registry 302.00Congenital anomalies registry 305.00Confidential birth information 309.00Safe driving 315.00Cremation of bodies received from outside Massachusetts 330.00Vaccination of dogs and cats against rabies 335.00Treatment of persons exposed to rabies 360.00Tuberculosis treatment unit standards for admission, treatment and discharge 365.00Standards for management of tuberculosis outside hospitals 400.00State sanitary code chapter I: general administrative procedures 410.00Minimum standards of fitness for human habitation (State sanitary code, chapter II)420.00State sanitary code chapter III: Farm labor camps 425.00Rights of visitation for migrant workers 430.00Minimum standards for recreational camps for children (State sanitary code, chapter IV)432.00Minimum requirements for personal flotation devices for minor children at municipal and recreational programs and camps 435.00State sanitary code chapter V: Sanitary standards for swimming pools 440.00State sanitary code chapter VI: Minimum standards for developed family type camp grounds 445.00State sanitary code chapter VII: Minimum standards for bathing beaches 450.00Minimum health and sanitation standards for DYS secure residential facilities 451.00Minimum health and sanitation standards and inspection procedures for correctional facilities 460.00Lead poisoning prevention and control 470.00Maintenance and construction of lock up facilities 480.00Minimum requirements for the management of medical or biological waste (State sanitary code chapter VIII)500.00Good manufacturing practices for food 590.00State sanitary code chapter X: Minimum sanitation standards for food establishments 605.00Approved manual choke saving procedures 620.00Bedding, upholstered furniture and related products 650.00Hazardous substances 660.00Cigarette and smokeless tobacco products: reports of nicotine ratings 661.00Regulations implementing MGL c.270, s.22 665.00Minimum standards for retail sale of tobacco and electronic nicotine delivery systems 670.00Right to know 700.00Implementation of M.G.L. c.94C 720.00List of interchangeable drug products 721.00Standards for prescription format and security in Massachusetts 722.00Dispensing procedures for clinic and hospital pharmacies 724.00Implementation of MGL c. 94D: The controlled substances therapeutic act 775.00Certified medication aides in long-term care facilities 802.00Registration of sanitarians 803.00Certification of health officers 910.00Licensure of research institutions using dogs or cats in research and education 920.00Establishing a uniform schedule of assessments for direct pay patients at the department of public health hospitals 960.00Biotechnology (stem cell research)970.00Pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturer conduct