SB1511

Missouri SB1511 mandates that physicians include specific details in patient records, including medication information, consent forms, and.

Missouri SB1511 requires physicians to maintain comprehensive patient records that include the medication and dosage of any prescribed, dispensed, or administered medication, informed consent for office procedures, and any questions and responses related to patient care if the patient requests documentation. The records must be kept for a minimum of seven years. The bill also specifies that any corrections, additions, or changes made more than 48 hours after the final entry must be clearly marked and include the date, time, name of the person making the change, and the reason for the change.