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MS SC561
Concurrent Resolution
AI Summary
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Establishes a 14-member ad hoc committee to study family caregivers and long-term care services, with members from organizations including the Alzheimer's Association, AARP Mississippi, Mississippi Department of Mental Health, and legislative representatives.
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Committee chair appointed by the Governor; legislative members serve as nonvoting participants; committee must meet monthly beginning May 2014.
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Committee directed to identify policies, resources, and programs for family caregivers and develop innovative approaches to support in-home care for older adults.
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Committee authorized to receive testimony on caregiver designation, training, respite services, medical leave policies, task delegation to nonmedical aides, and compile inventory of available caregiver resources.
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Committee must submit report to Legislature by December 1, 2014 with legislative recommendations; committee dissolves upon submission of report; authorized to seek grant funding for expenses.
Legislative Description
Establish an Ad Hoc Committee to Study Issues Relating to Family Caregivers and Long-Term Care Services.
Last Action
Enrolled Bill Signed
3/27/2014