Enhances safety for individuals with disabilities using life-support equipment by ensuring proper discharge plans and aftercare services.
This bill aims to increase the safety of individuals with disabilities who rely on life-support equipment by mandating that hospitals provide detailed discharge plans to registered nurses or licensed practical nurses. These healthcare professionals must then review the plans with the patients, their families, and residential facility staff. The Department of Public Health will develop guidelines and conduct public awareness campaigns to ensure compliance.
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