AB188,,55 1. The department of health services or a local health department.

AB188,,56 2. The department of children and families.

AB188,,57 3. A law enforcement agency.

AB188,,58 4. A medical examiner or coroner.

AB188,,59 5. A treatment provider for substance use or mental health.

AB188,,60 6. A hospital or health care provider.

AB188,,61 7. Emergency medical services, including a fire department.

AB188,,62 8. A Women, Infants, and Children program under s. 253.06.

AB188,,63 9. The department of corrections.

AB188,,64 10. A district attorney’s office.

AB188,,65 11. A circuit or municipal court.

AB188,,66 12. A social services agency.

AB188,,67 13. Child protective services.

AB188,,68 14. A school or university.

AB188,,69 15. If the fatality review team is an overdose fatality review team or a suicide fatality review team, prescription drug monitoring program records.

AB188,,70 16. Any other agency or organization identified as necessary for the review by a specific fatality review team.

AB188,,71 (d) If established, the members of a fatality review team may include any of the following types of individuals, organizations, agencies, and areas of expertise:

AB188,,72 1. Public health.

AB188,,73 2. Tribal health centers.

AB188,,74 3. Medical examiners and coroners.

AB188,,75 4. Funeral directors.

AB188,,76 5. Law enforcement.

AB188,,77 6. The district attorney with jurisdiction, or his or her designee.

AB188,,78 7. Medical professionals, including physicians, physician assistants, and nurses.

AB188,,79 8. Emergency medical responders, as defined in s. 256.01 (4p), or emergency medical services practitioners, as defined in s. 256.01 (5).

AB188,,80 9. Behavioral health professionals.

AB188,,81 10. Individuals with relevant personal experience.

AB188,,82 11. Education professionals, including school counselors and school representatives.

AB188,,83 12. Any other person requested by members of the team.