Minnesota HF4354 modifies data requirements, establishes employee classification, changes patient consent procedures, alters voluntary patient.
Minnesota HF4354 modifies data requirements for Direct Care and Treatment, establishes classification alignment for employees, changes patient consent procedures, alters voluntary patient transfer procedures, and makes technical corrections. It allows for the exchange of data between various state agencies to coordinate services and monitor program effectiveness. The bill also establishes procedures for obtaining consent for medical treatment and outlines the rights of patients and their next of kin. Effective July 1, 2026.
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