Allows Minnesota's commerce and health commissioners to share certain data with researchers and others for public benefit.
The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to allow the commissioner of commerce and the commissioner of health to share specific data with researchers and organizations aiming to improve health care outcomes, access, quality, disparities, or spending. The data, including private or nonpublic information, can be shared if it serves a public benefit. The commissioner must establish requirements for data access, develop a fee schedule, and create a research advisory group to oversee data use. The data cannot be used to create market advantages, reidentify individuals, or report contract details.
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