Establishes basic medical care standards for incarcerated individuals, mandates information release forms, requires portable recording systems for.
The bill sets standards for basic medical care for incarcerated individuals in Minnesota correctional facilities and jails. It mandates that only licensed medical personnel make decisions about the medical care of incarcerated individuals. The bill also requires correctional facilities and jails to provide a standardized form for individuals to release their health information and specify their medical rights. Additionally, it mandates that all correctional officers and staff use portable recording systems to document interactions with incarcerated individuals.
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