South Carolina Department of Public Health updates hospital licensing standards in R. 60-16 to include acute care-at-home programs, enhanced emergency services requirements, and revised staff training and patient safety provisions.
Department of Natural Resources Regulation 123-34 establishes a twelve-month deadline for commercial shellfish culture and mariculture permit decisions, after which applications expire and must be resubmitted without retaining prior rights.
Final regulations require Speech-Language Pathology Assistants to hold a bachelor's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from a regionally accredited institution and complete 100 clock hours of supervised clinical fieldwork under a licensed speech-la…
South Carolina Board of Nursing adopts the American Nurses Association Code of Ethics and establishes a Limited Emergency License allowing qualified nurses to practice for up to 15 days (renewable once) following a gubernatorial emergency declaratio…
South Carolina Board of Medical Examiners establishes new code of ethics for anesthesiologist's assistants covering 12 principles including patient care, informed consent, confidentiality, and conflict-of-interest avoidance.
Department of Environmental Services amends R. 61-62 to incorporate 2024-2025 federal air quality standards for crude oil, natural gas facilities, and hazardous air pollutants, affecting New Source Performance Standards and related subparts.
Clemson University regulation R. 27-30002.9 establishes nighttime golf cart operation rules on main campus, requiring headlights and taillights compliant with South Carolina vehicle codes, with violations classified as misdemeanors.
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-901 through 12-906.16 for school district retention schedules, enabling direct issuance of general schedules under Act 47 of 2003 amendments to Section 30-1-90(B).
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-601 through 12-611.11 for municipal record retention schedules, as Act 47 of 2003 amendments allow the department to issue schedules directly without regulatory requirements.
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-500 through 12-518.3 for county record retention schedules, directing users to the department for current schedules following Act 47 of 2003 amendments.
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