(a) The Bureau for Public Health of the Department of Health and Human Resources shall make available to health care facilities and practitioners a written form notice of the rights of victims and the remedies and services available to victims of domestic violence.
(b) A health care practitioner whose patient has injuries or conditions consistent with domestic violence shall provide to the patient, and every health care facility shall make available to all patients, a written form notice of the rights of victims and the remedies and services available to victims of domestic violence.
Structure West Virginia Code
Chapter 48. Domestic Relations
Article 26. Domestic Violence Act
§48-26-201. Applicability of Definitions
§48-26-203. Batterer Intervention and Prevention Program Defined
§48-26-206. Department Defined
§48-26-207. Domestic Violence Legal Services Fund Defined
§48-26-208. Domestic Violence Program Defined
§48-26-209. Family Protection Fund Defined
§48-26-210. Intimate Partner Defined
§48-26-212. Monitored Parenting and Exchange Defined
§48-26-301. Family Protection Services Board Continued; Terms
§48-26-401. Powers and Duties of Board
§48-26-402. Requirements, Qualifications and Terms of Licensure; Collaboration to Assist Programs
§48-26-406. Closure of Programs
§48-26-407. Domestic Violence Shelters Not in Violation of Zoning Rules and Resolutions as to Use
§48-26-408. Hearing Procedures; Judicial Review
§48-26-501. Development of State Public Health Plan for Reducing Domestic Violence
§48-26-502. Notice of Victims' Rights, Remedies and Available Services; Required Information
§48-26-503. Standards, Procedures and Curricula
§48-26-603. Domestic Violence Legal Services Fund
§48-26-604. Annual Reports of Licensed Programs
§48-26-801. Continuing Education for Certain State Employees
§48-26-802. Continuing Education for Law-Enforcement Officers Concerning Domestic Violence
§48-26-803. Judicial Education on Domestic Violence
§48-26-804. Required Curricula for Public Education System
§48-26-1001. Court Orders; Use of Monitored Parenting and Exchange Programs Without Court Order