Minnesota HF2624 amends the prescription monitoring program to update data retention and access policies.
Minnesota HF2624 amends the prescription monitoring program by changing data retention policies and access rules. It mandates that data older than 24 months must be destroyed, except for de-identified data used for program evaluation. The bill also restricts access to reportable data on opioid antagonists to specific users and requires permissible users to implement data security measures. Additionally, it outlines procedures for data submission by dispensers and specifies permissible users who can access the data.
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