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2017 South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 44 - Health
CHAPTER 4 - EMERGENCY HEALTH POWERS
ARTICLE 1 General Provisions
Editor's Note
2002 Act No. 339, Section 1, provides as follows:
"This act may be cited as the 'South Carolina Homeland Security Act'."
- Section 44-4-100. Short title.
- Section 44-4-110. Legislative findings and intent.
- Section 44-4-120. Purpose.
- Section 44-4-130. Definitions.
- Section 44-4-300. Powers over dangerous facilities and materials.
- Section 44-4-310. Use of health care facility or services in response to public health emergency.
- Section 44-4-320. Powers and duties regarding safe disposal of human remains.
- Section 44-4-330. Purchase and distribution of pharmaceutical agents or medical supplies; rationing and quotas.
- Section 44-4-340. Destruction of property; civil proceedings.
- Section 44-4-500. Control and treatment of infectious disease.
- Section 44-4-510. Physical examinations or tests; isolation or quarantine of persons refusing examination.
- Section 44-4-520. Vaccinations and treatment.
- Section 44-4-530. Isolation and quarantine of individuals or groups; penalty for noncompliance.
- Section 44-4-540. Isolation and quarantine procedures; order to show cause for not releasing.
- Section 44-4-550. Specimen collection and testing.
- Section 44-4-560. Access to protected health information; disclosure.
- Section 44-4-570. Emergency powers regarding licensing of health personnel; appointment of in-state and out-of-state providers; liability of appointed providers for civil damages; appointment of emergency medical examiners or coroners; waiver of licensing fees and requirements; immunity.
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