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Representatives from CoxHealth, Doctors Hospital, The Kitchen Clinic, Lakeland Regional Hospital, Skaggs Community Health Center and St. John’s Health System gathered at the Springfield-Greene County Health Department to detail the tobacco-free initiative.
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services is in the process of finalizing a regulation that would ensure all health care locations are tobacco-free. Rules would apply to all patients, family members and co-workers at virtually all Missouri hospitals.
Under the regulation, facilities would need to be completely tobacco-free to maintain their licenses.
The Missouri Hospital Association has asked all Missouri facilities to enact the new smoking rules by Sept. 1.
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