Vermont Code § 18 V.S.A. § 1756

Annual report
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§ 1756. Annual report
(a) The Commissioner shall, at least annually, analyze and summarize all aggregate lead
screening and testing information provided by physicians, health care facilities,
and laboratories and provide this information to all other local and State agencies
involved with case management and lead hazard reduction.
(b) The Commissioner shall also at least annually provide to the General Assembly, the
health community, and the general public an analysis and summary of such data and
a progress report on the Commissioner’s efforts to prevent lead poisoning in young
children in a format that is easily understandable to nontechnical readers. The report
shall include:
(1) The number and percentage of children under six years of age who have been screened
and tested for lead poisoning and the number found to have lead poisoning at various
levels.
(2) Estimates of the public and private costs incurred since July 1, 1993 to prevent,
correct, or treat lead poisoning.
(3) An analysis of barriers to universal blood screening of children under six years of
age.
(4) The Commissioner’s recommendations for action.

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