Mich. Admin. Code R. 330.134

Current through Vol. 24-19, November 1, 2024

Section R. 330.134 - Chronic disease registry advisory board

Rule 134.

(1) The department shall create a chronic disease registry advisory board that convenes at the time and place instructed by the director and considers proposals and requests for the addition or removal of new reportable chronic diseases.

(2) The chronic disease registry advisory board shall consist of not less than 12 members appointed by the director as follows:

(a) One individual representing the Michigan Health and Hospital Association.

(b) Two individuals representing the department's public health administration.

(c) One individual representing a chronic disease organization.

(d) One individual representing a local health department.

(e) One individual representing the Michigan State Medical Society.

(f) One individual representing emergency medical services.

(g) One individual representing the chronic disease academic community.

(h) One individual representing a minority-serving community-based organization.

(i) One individual representing a tribal health agency.

(j) One individual representing a health system or hospital in this state.

(k) One individual representing the general public.

(3) In addition to those representatives named in subrule (2), the director may appoint additional representatives to the board.

(4) As directed by the department, members of the board shall maintain and adhere to the chronic disease registry advisory board's bylaws, including member term limits, member nominations, subcommittee formation, and other policies and procedures relevant to the board's ongoing operations.

(5) The board shall examine the public health need for the collection of this information and may request assistance from the department to inform their recommendation regarding the addition or removal of a chronic disease as needed. This information may include requesting supplementary information from the individual or party proposing the chronic disease, convening subject-matter experts or individuals with knowledge of the particular condition, or assembling ad-hoc subcommittees.

(6) The board shall release its recommendations, including whether a chronic disease should be made reportable, to the director of the department. The board may review or modify their recommendation at any time prior to the director's review. The director shall then approve, modify, or reject the recommendations of the board.

Mich. Admin. Code R. 330.134

2024 MR 10, Eff. 5/1/2024