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...(A) Level II cardiac catheterization service or "level II service" means an adult cardiac catheterization service located in a hospital without an on-site open-heart surgery service that provides only diagnostic and authorized therapeutic cardiac catheterization procedures on an organized and regular basis. (B) Level II services are prohibited from providing the following procedures: (1) Transca...

...(A) Level III cardiac catheterization service or "level III service" means an adult cardiac catheterization service located in a hospital with an on-site open-heart surgery service that provides all levels of diagnostic and therapeutic cardiac catheterization procedures. (B) Each level III service will operate on an organized, regular, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week basis to perfo...

...(A) Adult electrophysiology studies may be conducted in any level adult cardiac catheterization laboratory or an electrophysiology procedure room. (B) Procedure rooms where adult electrophysiology studies are conducted will: (1) Have a minimum floor area of three hundred fifty square feet; (2) Have the following minimum clearances: (a) Sufficient footage on each side of the procedure table ...

...(A) Each adult cardiac catheterization service will designate a medical director. (B) The medical director of service will: (1) Have at least five years catheterization experience and recognized skills in the cardiac catheterization laboratory; (2) Have performed at least five hundred catheterizations; (3) Be an active participant in the operation of the cardiac catheterization laboratory ...

...(A) Each adult cardiac catheterization service, or "service" will provide adequate, properly designed space to perform cardiac catheterization procedures safely and effectively. The amount of space may vary with the types of procedures performed and the nature of the facility (e.g., interventional versus diagnostic, teaching versus non-teaching). (B) Each service will utilize the following: ...

...(A) The medical director of the adult open-heart surgery service will be board-certified in thoracic surgery. The medical director will: (1) Be a physician certified or eligible for certification by the American board of thoracic surgery, the American board of surgery or, in lieu of board certification: (a) A physician who is board-certified by a foreign board and is eligible to take the exa...

...(A) Operating rooms used for open-heart surgery: (1) Standard operating rooms will: (a) Have a minimum floor area of four hundred fifty square feet; (b) Have the following minimum clearances: (i) If anesthesia is utilized, six feet at the head of the operating table. This dimension will result in an anesthesia work zone with a clear floor area of six feet by eight feet; and (ii) Suf...

...(A) Each PICU service will have a medical director whose appointment, acceptance and responsibilities will be in writing and on file in the PICU. (B) The PICU medical director will be: (1) An active service provider in the PICU where he or she is the medical director; and (2) Be board-certified in one of the following: (a) Pediatric critical care; (b) Anesthesiology with practice limited to i...

...(A) Appropriate drugs for resuscitation and pediatric advanced life support will be present and immediately available for use in the treatment of any patient in the PICU. (B) The following life-saving, therapeutic and monitoring equipment will be present or immediately available in the PICU: (1) Portable equipment including: (a) An emergency ("code" or "crash") cart; (b) A procedure lamp; (c)...

...(A) Each pediatric cardiac catheterization service will designate a medical director for the pediatric cardiac catheterization service. The medical director will: (1) Possess the experience and leadership qualities that are necessary to manage the laboratory appropriately and to ensure safe and effective delivery of catheterization services to pediatric patients; and (2) The medical director ...

...(A) Each pediatric cardiac catheterization service will provide adequate, properly designed space to perform cardiac catheterization procedures safely and effectively. The amount of space may vary with the types of procedures performed and the nature of the facility such as interventional versus diagnostic and teaching versus non-teaching. (B) Each pediatric cardiac catheterization service wi...

...(A) Each pediatric cardiac catheterization service will have a regular formal morbidity and mortality conference: (1) Chaired by the medical director of the pediatric cardiac catheterization service or the medical director's designee; (2) Held at a minimum of once every sixty days or more frequently depending on the need; and (3) Review all of the following: (a) Deaths; (b) Rescue ext...

...(A) The medical director of a pediatric cardiovascular surgery service will be board-certified in thoracic surgery or, in lieu of the board certification requirements specified in this chapter, will be: (1) A physician who is board-certified by a foreign board and is eligible to take the examination of an American board of medical specialties recognized board or an American osteopathic associ...

...(A) Operating rooms used for pediatric cardiovascular surgery: (1) Standard operating rooms will: (a) Have a minimum floor area of four hundred fifty square feet; (b) Have the following minimum clearances: (i) If anesthesia is utilized, six feet at the head of the operating table. This dimension will result in an anesthesia work zone with a clear floor area of six feet by eight feet;...

...In addition with the actions taken by the director against a hospital with a health care service under paragraphs (B)(1) and (B)(2) of rule 3701-22-05 of the Administrative Code, the director may issue an order to suspend operations to a health care service, for the following: (A) The director determines, based on clinical criteria including, but not limited to, major complications, the frequency of em...

...(A) Permission to operate. No person shall operate or maintain a resident camp without a permit issued by the board of health having jurisdiction. (B) Submission of plans. Any person who intends to construct, substantially alter or operate an existing, unpermitted resident camp shall comply with rule 3701-25-04 of the Administrative Code. (C) Persons seeking approval to operate a resident ca...

...(A) No person shall construct, substantially alter or operate an existing unpermitted resident camp until both of the following have occurred: (1) The proposed location of the resident camp has been evaluated by the board of health under paragraph (B) of this rule; and (2) The plans for construction or alteration have been submitted to the board of health for review, in accordance with parag...

...(A) Forms. The director shall approve forms to be used by the department and licensor for plan approvals, construction verification inspections and compliance inspections. (B) State program license fees. The director shall ensure that a fee of one hundred ten dollars is collected for every annual license issued. The fees shall be used for administration and enforcement of this chapter. (C) Plan ...

...(A) Pre-licensure requirements. Prior to issuing a license to operate a newly constructed, substantially altered or existing unlicensed campground, the licensor shall determine that plans have been approved in accordance with paragraph (C)(1) of rule 3701-26-02 of the Administrative Code and that all plan verification construction inspections have been completed in accordance with paragraph (D)(2)...

...(A) Submission of plans. Any person who intends to construct, substantially alter or operate an existing, unlicensed campground on or after the effective date of this rule shall comply with rule 3701-26-05 of the Administrative Code. (B) License to operate. No person shall operate or maintain a campground without a license issued by the licensor having jurisdiction. However, no person who neither...

...(A) No person shall construct, substantially alter or operate an existing unlicensed campground until both of the following have occurred: (1) The proposed location of the campground has been evaluated by the licensor under paragraph (B) of this rule; and (2) The plans for the construction or alteration have been submitted for review and have been approved by the director or the licensor, as...

...(A) "Alter or alteration" means to make a change in the type of construction or configuration of a private water system, including without limitation: (1) Adding or changing the design of continuous disinfection, water treatment, methane treatment device, or a cyst reduction filter; (2) Converting a well with a buried seal to a well with a pitless adapter or well house installation; (3) Ext...

...(A) The definition of private water system as stated in paragraph (XXX) of rule 3701-28-01 of the Administrative Code shall apply to all systems regardless of the date of construction, development, installation, or alteration. All private water systems constructed prior to the effective date of this rule shall comply with the rules in effect at the time of construction, unless otherwise required b...

...(A) No person shall construct, alter or seal a private water system, test well or part thereof, unless a valid permit for the system has been issued by the board of health pursuant to this rule. (1) Any person intending to construct a private water system, convert a well to a private water system, alter a private water system or install a test well or component thereof, shall, either in perso...

...(A) Boards of health of city or general health districts may establish fees in accordance with section 3709.09 of the Revised Code for the purpose of administering and enforcing the requirements of this chapter. The fees shall be established using the categories prescribed in paragraph (E) of this rule and the cost methodology prescribed by rule 3701-36-14 of the Administrative Code. Except for se...