Bleeding Disorders Advisory Councilrecords 2007-2009, undated

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Bleeding Disorders Advisory Councilrecords 2007-2009, undated

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The Texas Bleeding Disorders AdvisoryCouncil studies and advises the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS),Texas Department of Insurance (TDI), and the Texas Health and Human ServicesCommission (HHSC) on public use data, outcome data, and other information submittedto or collected by DSHS related to hemophilia or other bleeding or clottingdisorders; the department’s disclosure and dissemination of that information withinand outside DSHS; and other issues that affect the health and wellness of personsliving with hemophilia or other bleeding or clotting disorders. Records of thecouncil are a member roster, enabling legislation, bylaws, reports, and minutes andagenda, dating 2007-2009, undated.

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