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In determining what services are appropriate or whether a child is eligible for services or a waiver, and in making any other decision under 7 AAC 23.110 - 7 AAC 23.220, the department will determine medical conditions and appropriate medical treatments, based on current medical opinions. As used in this section and elsewhere in 7 AAC 23.110 - 7 AAC 23.220, current medical opinion means any medical theory that is accepted by a significant part of the medical community in the United States.
History: Eff. 6/28/85, Register 94
Authority: AS 18.05.010
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