Allows health care providers to test pregnant persons for drugs before and after childbirth with consent.
This bill permits health care providers to conduct blood tests on pregnant persons before and after childbirth, with the person's consent, to detect the presence of drugs or medications. It mandates that a record be kept of any drugs or medications administered to the pregnant person during childbirth. The results of all blood tests must be reconciled before any report of drug use is made, and if such a report is made, all related records and test results must accompany it.
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