96-006-E     A county owned community hospital may appropriate funds to a non-profit foundation established to fund academic projects within the municipal public school system when three member of the hospital board of trustees are also on the board of the non-profit foundation without violating the conflict of interest laws if the hospital trustees are not compensated for serving on the non-profit foundation board and if they recuse themselves from the hospital board's vote on the matter. [20, 24, I]

96-024-E     County community hospital trustees' may not promote and encourage other trustees to vote for a donation to a non-profit foundation they are officers and members of if the non-profit foundation is a "business with which they are associated" as it would violate §25-4-105(1). [20, 24, I]

96-041-E     An individual who is a salaried employee of a non-profit counseling center established by a community hospital that receives referrals from inpatient services from a regional mental health commission may accept an appointment to the regional mental health commission. Cautioned regarding Constitutional Section 109 and §25-4-105(1), (2), (3)(d) and (5). [19, 24, I]

96-045-E     A county owned community hospital may not have as its depository a bank that one of the members of the hospital's board of trustees serves as an officer or employee as it violates Constitutional Section 109 and §25-4-105(2). [2, 24]

96-059-E     1. The administrators or chief executive officers of public community hospitals may accept appointments and serve on the board of directors or as officers of a non-profit corporation established as a rural health network by their respective public community hospitals provided the network does not compensate them.

2. Administrative employees of public community hospitals, but not the administrator or chief executive officer, may accept appointments and serve on the board of directors or as officers of a managed care organization, or other affiliated corporations, established by a rural health network that was itself established by their respective public community hospitals provided the managed care organizations or other corporations do not compensate them.

3. The boards of trustees of public community hospitals may contract with managed care organizations, or other affiliated corporations, that have the hospitals' administrative employees serving as directors and officers and that were established by a rural health network that was itself established by these same hospitals, provided the managed care organizations or other corporations do not compensate the hospitals' administrative employees.

Cautioned regarding Constitutional Section 109 and §25-4-105(1), (2), (3)(a) and (5). [24, I]

96-093-E     Constitutional Section 109 and §25-4-105(2) prohibit a setting member of the board of trustees of a county owned hospital from accepting the position of hospital administrator with the county owned hospital during the member's term or within one (1) year after the expiration of the member's term. [24]

96-097-E     Constitutional Section 109 and §25-4-105(2) prohibit a county supervisor's pharmacy from providing medication to the community hospital owned by the county he serves. [14, 24]