Medical control authority definition
Medical control authority means an organization designated by the department under section 20910(1)(g) to provide medical control.
Medical control authority means an organization designated by the department to provide medical control.
Medical control authority means an organization designated by the Department under Section 20910(1)(g) to provide medical control, pursuant to MCL 333.20906.
More Definitions of Medical control authority
Medical control authority. (MCA) means an organization designated by the department to provide medical control, as defined in the code.
Medical control authority means an organization
Medical control authority means an organization desig-
Medical control authority. (MCA) means an organization designated by the participating organizations to carry out the responsibilities and function of the medical control authority.
Medical control authority means an organization designated by the Department under Section 20910(1)(k) of the Code, being Section 333.20910(1)(k) of the Michigan Compiled Laws.
Medical control authority. (MCA) means an organization designated by the participating organizations to carry out the responsibilities and function of the medical control authority. A Medical Control Authority in Michigan is a hospital or group of hospitals that operate a service that treats patients 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Medical Control Authorities must develop bylaws, appoint an MCA Board, an Advisory Body, and Professional Standards Review Organization (PSRO), collect data, appoint a Medical Director, establish written protocols for pre-hospital care, and are responsible for the execution of those protocols. Protocols adopted by the MCA and approved by the department have the force and effect of law. The MCA Medical Director is responsible for the supervision, coordination, and implementation and requires compliance with protocols. The Medical Control Authority may include a group of hospitals in a county or region operating under one agency staffed by personnel from out the hospital setting. Hospitals in the MCA may agree to confer their oversight responsibilities to an executive director. There are currently 62 MCA’s in Michigan.