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Division 200
Emergency Medical Services and Systems

Rules

333‑200‑0000
Purpose
333‑200‑0010
Definitions
333‑200‑0020
Objectives of the Trauma System
333‑200‑0030
State Trauma Advisory Board Functions
333‑200‑0035
State Trauma Advisory Board Appointments
333‑200‑0040
Trauma System Areas
333‑200‑0050
Area Trauma Advisory Board Functions
333‑200‑0060
Area Trauma Advisory Board Appointments
333‑200‑0070
Approval of Area Trauma System Plans
333‑200‑0080
Standards for Area Trauma System Plans
333‑200‑0090
Trauma Hospital Approval and Categorization
333‑200‑0235
Trauma Hospital Application
333‑200‑0245
Trauma Survey and Survey Team
333‑200‑0250
Hospitals Seeking Verification from American College of Surgeons
333‑200‑0255
Waivers
333‑200‑0265
Trauma System Hospital Responsibilities
333‑200‑0275
Authority Responsibilities
333‑200‑0285
Violations
333‑200‑0295
Enforcement
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Location: https://oregon.public.law/rules/oar_chapter_333_division_200

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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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