Mississippi HB293 prohibits certain test results from being disclosed to patients in their electronic health records for 72 hours after finalization.
Mississippi HB293 mandates that pathology reports or radiology reports indicating a finding of malignancy, and tests revealing genetic markers, not be disclosed to patients in their electronic health records for 72 hours after the results are finalized. This delay only ends if the patient's health care provider directs earlier release. The act aims to provide time for healthcare providers to review critical results before patients access them.
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