Florida H1383 would exempt certain health information and proprietary pricing data from public records requirements.
Florida H1383 amends the public records law to exempt certain information in an annual report on experimental treatment outcomes and safety signals from public records requirements. The bill specifies that the health information and proprietary pricing information in the report is confidential and exempt from public disclosure. The legislation aims to protect patients' privacy and prevent potential harm from the release of sensitive personal health data. The bill's effective date is contingent on the adoption of similar legislation.
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