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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES
Management and Technology and Strategic Finance
DHS
1
Uniform fee system
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DHS
2
Recoupment of benefit overpayments
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DHS
5
Personnel administration in local human services agencies
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DHS
10
Family care
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DHS
12
Caregiver background checks
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DHS
13
Reporting and investigation of caregiver misconduct
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DHS
15
Assessment for occupied beds in nursing homes and intermediate care facilities for the mentally retarded
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DHS
18
Environmental policy implementation
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DHS
19
Discretionary enforcement of rules and guidelines against small businesses
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Community Services, Chs. DHS 30—
DHS
34
Emergency mental health service programs
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DHS
35
Outpatient mental health clinics.
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DHS
36
Comprehensive community services for persons with mental disorders and substance-use disorders
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DHS
40
Mental health day treatment services for children
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DHS
60
Traffic and conduct on state treatment institution property
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DHS
61
Community mental health and developmental disabilities
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DHS
62
Assessment of drivers with alcohol or controlled substance problems
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DHS
63
Community support programs for chronically mentally ill persons
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DHS
65
Supportive services for families with disabled children
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DHS
66
Treatment alternative program
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DHS
68
Support for persons with Alzheimer's disease and their caregivers
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DHS
70
Group homes for recovering substance abusers
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DHS
73
Selected fiscal management procedures and standards under the community options program and medical assistance home and community-based services waiver
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DHS
75
Community substance abuse service standards
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Appendix A - Preventive interventions classification system
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Appendix B - Qualifications of staff who provide mental health treatment services to dually diagnosed patients
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Appendix C - Contact information for the division of quality assurance
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DHS
77
Service fund for people who are deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing
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DHS
78
Telecommunication assistance for deaf, deafblind and severely hard of hearing persons
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DHS
82
Certified adult family homes
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DHS
83
Community-based residential facilities
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Appendix A - Regional offices of the division of disability and elder services
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DHS
85
Non-profit corporations and unincorporated associations as guardians
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DHS
86
Appealing independent professional review determinations at the state centers for thedevelopmentally disabled
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DHS
88
Licensed adult family homes
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Appendix A - Regional offices of the division of disability and elder services
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DHS
89
Residential care apartment complexes
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DHS
90
Early intervention services for children from birth to age 3 with developmental needs
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DHS
92
Confidentiality of treatment records
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DHS
94
Patient rights and resolution of patient grievances
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DHS
95
Custody and control of ch. 980, Stats., patients
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DHS
96
Waiver by forensic patients of good time or entitlement to mandatory release
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DHS
97
Complaint procedures for inmates of the Wisconsin resource center
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DHS
98
Field supervision of clients
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DHS
99
Persons qualified to conduct evaluations of persons alleged to be sexually violent
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Medical Assistance
DHS
101
Introduction and definitions
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DHS
102
Application
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DHS
103
Eligibility
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DHS
104
Recipients' rights and duties
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DHS
105
Provider certification
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DHS
106
Provider rights and responsibilities
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DHS
107
Covered services
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DHS
108
General administration
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DHS
109
Senior care
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Health
(Volume 5)
DHS
110
Emergency medical services licensing, certification, and training requirements
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DHS
114
Neonatal intensive care unit training grants
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DHS
115
Screening of newborns for congenital and metabolic disorders
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DHS
116
Wisconsin birth defect prevention and surveillance system
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Appendix A Birth defects and syndromes for which reporting is mandatory
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Appendix B Core data items of the birth defects registry
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DHS
118
Trauma care
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Appendix A Level III and IV hospital assessment and classification criteria
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DHS
120
Health care information
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DHS
122
Long-term care facility bed additions and capital expenditures review
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Appendix A Designated health planning areas in Wisconsin [DHS 122.03 (15)]
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DHS
124
Hospitals
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DHS
125
Do-not-resuscitate orders directed at emergency health care personnel
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DHS
127
Rural medical centers
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DHS
129
Certification of programs for training and testing nurse aides, medication aides and feeding assistants
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Appendix A Bureau of quality assurance regional offices
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DHS
131
Hospices
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DHS
132
Nursing homes
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Appendix A Food and Nutrition Board, National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council recommended daily dietary allowances
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DHS
133
Home health agencies
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DHS
134
Facilities serving people with developmental disabilities
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Appendix A Food and Nutrition Board, National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council recommended daily dietary allowances
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DHS
135
Human corpses and stillbirths
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DHS
136
Embalming standards
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DHS
137
Anatomical gifts
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DHS
138
Subsidy of health insurance premiums for persons with HIV infection
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Note: Chapters DHS 139 to 199 can be found in Volume 6.
Health
(Volume 6)
DHS
139
Qualifications of public health professionals employed by local health departments
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DHS
140
Required services of local health departments
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DHS
142
Access to vital records
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DHS
143
Hearing impaired children
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DHS
144
Immunization of students
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DHS
145
Control of communicable diseases
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Appendix A - Communicable diseases and other notifiable conditions
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DHS
146
Vaccine-preventable diseases
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DHS
147
Cancer control grants
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DHS
148
Drug repository program
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DHS
149
The special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants and children (WIC)
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DHS
151
Family planning fund allocations
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DHS
152
Reimbursement for treatment of chronic renal disease
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DHS
153
Reimbursement for blood products and supplies used in the home care of hemophilia
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DHS
154
Reimbursement for treatment of adults with cystic fibrosis
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DHS
157
Radiation protection
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Appendix A
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Appendix B
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Appendix C
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Appendix D
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Appendix E
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Appendix F
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Appendix G
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Appendix H
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Appendix I
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Appendix J
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Appendix K
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Appendix L
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Appendix M
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Appendix N
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Appendix O
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Appendix P
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Appendix Q
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Appendix R
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Appendix S
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Appendix T
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DHS
158
Fee for monitoring radiation emissions in the vicinity of nuclear power plants
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DHS
159
Certification and training course requirements for asbestos activities
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DHS
161
Tanning facilities
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Appendix A
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DHS
163
Certification for the identification, removal and reduction of lead-based paint hazards
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Appendix A - Obtaining applicable federal, state and local government requirements
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Appendix B - HUD guidelines for the evaluation and control of lead-based paint hazards in housing
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Appendix C - Cleaning when lead-based paint has been disturbed
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Appendix D - Paint removal: Commercial and residential
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Appendix E - Random selection table for lead hazard screens, lead-safe investigations, risk assessments, and clearance only
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Appendix F - Random selection table for lead inspections and lead-free inspections only
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Appendix G - Conducting a visual inspection
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Appendix H - Protecting occupants
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Appendix I - Working lead-safe
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DHS
167
Statewide poison control system
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DHS
172
Safety, maintenance and operation of public pools and water attractions
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DHS
173
Tattooing and body piercing
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DHS
174
First aid and CPR training for employees of fitness centers
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DHS
175
Recreational and educational camps
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DHS
178
Campgrounds
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DHS
181
Reporting of blood lead test results
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Appendix A - Blood lead lab reporting form
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DHS
182
Lead poisoning or lead exposure prevention grants
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DHS
190
Institution sanitation
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DHS
192
Cities, counties and villages designated as agents of the department for public health protection purposes
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DHS
195
Hotels, motels and tourist rooming houses
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DHS
196
Restaurants
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Appendix - Wisconsin Food Code
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DHS
197
Bed and breakfast establishments
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DHS
198
Vending of food
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DHS
199
Tobacco control activities
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Economic Support
DHS
250
Tribal medical relief programs
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DHS
251
County relief programs
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DHS
252
Electronic benefit transfer
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DHS
254
IM worker training
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