Minnesota SF4399 modifies Direct Care and Treatment data requirements and procedures for patient consent to medical procedures.
Minnesota SF4399 modifies Direct Care and Treatment data requirements by allowing the disclosure of certain data to law enforcement and other agencies under specific conditions. It also establishes classification alignment for Direct Care and Treatment employees, modifies procedures for patient consent to medical procedures, and changes voluntary patient transfer procedures. The bill makes technical corrections and amends relevant sections of Minnesota Statutes. Effective July 1, 2026.
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