Nevada AB360 revises testing requirements for syphilis in pregnant women, mandating rapid tests and public reporting.
Nevada AB360 amends existing law to require non-hospital medical facilities, emergency departments, and labor and delivery units to perform rapid syphilis tests on pregnant women during specific stages of pregnancy. The bill mandates that these facilities ensure a sample of the pregnant woman's blood is taken and submitted for a standard serological test for syphilis. If a facility is unable to provide treatment, it must seek consent to refer the woman for treatment.
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