Division 106. Personal health care (including maternal, child, and adolescence

Results for Division 106. Personal health care (including maternal, child, and adolescence

Summary:

The IPA shall prevail over PAHRA with respect to records maintained by a state agency.

Keywords:
agency
Summary:

When general acute care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, intermediate care facilities, and nursing facilities provide patients with printed notices of patient rights, the printed materials must be clear and legible and in 12 point font.

Associated Federal Law(s): 
164.508(c)(3)
Summary:

PAHRA does not relieve employers from complying with CMIA or government agencies from complying with IPA.

Keywords:
employer
Associated Federal Law(s): 
164.502(a)
Summary:

Among other procedures/requirements, a school health center receiving grant funds shall have a written contract/memorandum of understanding between the school district and the health care provider or any other community providers that ensures coordination of services, ensures confidentiality and privacy of health information consistent with applicable federal and state laws.

Associated Federal Law(s): 
164.504(e)
Summary:

Legislature declares intent of PAHRA is to establish procedures for providing access to health care records by patients.

Summary:

A patient shall be entitled to inspect patient records upon presenting to the health care provider a written request for those records and upon payment of reasonable clerical costs.

Associated Federal Law(s): 
164.524(a)(1)
Summary:

X-rays need not be provided if copies are transmitted to the health care provider upon request of the patient.

Associated Federal Law(s): 
164.524(b)
Summary:

A health care provider may prepare a summary of the patient record in accordance with this section rather than allowing access to the entire record.

Associated Federal Law(s): 
164.524(a)(1)
Summary:

A health care provider may prepare a summary of the record for inspection rather than allowing access to the entire record, as long as the summary of the record is available to the patient within 10 working days from the date of the patient's request.

Associated Federal Law(s): 
164.524(b)
Summary:

A health care professional who orders a clinical lab test shall arrange for the results to be provided to the patient if so requested by the patient.

Associated Federal Law(s): 
164.502(a)(1)(i)
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