Code Of Federal Regulations Title 42, Volume 1, October 1, 2015 [Paperback]

42 CFR Parts 1-399 covers the United States Department of Health and Human Services. In this volume, you will find rules, processes, procedures, and regulations pertaining to alcohol and drug abuse patient records, patient safety organization and work product, National Library of Medicine, certification of opioid treatment programs, vaccinations, patient safety, rural physician training program grants, senior biomedical research service, drug pricing program, medical care and examinations, mental health and substance abuse emergency response procedures, National Institutes of Health training grants, hospital and station management, compassionate payment programs, Indian Health Services, and more.This volume may appeal to hospital administrative staff and board members, physicians, psychologists and psychiatrists, public health advocates, health policy analysts, pharmaceutical companies, charitable religious organizations, charitable substance abuse treatment facilities, blood donor program staff, and others in the health care field. Undergraduate through graduate level students and others, including physicians that may undertake research of these topics should have this volume in their library for updated Federal rules, regulations, policies, and procedures about these matters.Code of Federal Regulations Title 42, Volume 1, October 1, 2015Containing parts Parts 1 to 399Part 1; ReservedPart 2; CONFIDENTIALITY OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE PATIENT RECORDSPart 2a; PROTECTION OF IDENTITY-RESEARCH SUBJECTSPart 3; PATIENT SAFETY ORGANIZATIONS AND PATIENT SAFETY WORK PRODUCTPart 4; NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINEPart 5; DESIGNATION OF HEALTH PROFESSIONAL(S) SHORTAGE AREASPart 5a; RURAL PHYSICIAN TRAINING GRANT PROGRAMPart 6; FEDERAL TORT CLAIMS ACT COVERAGE OF CERTAIN GRANTEES AND INDIVIDUALSPart 7; DISTRIBUTION OF REFERENCE BIOLOGICAL STANDARDS AND BIOLOGICAL PREPARATIONSPart 8; CERTIFICATION OF OPIOID TREATMENT PROGRAMSPart 9; STANDARDS OF CARE FOR CHIMPANZEES HELD IN THE FEDERl#*