Nevada AB50 establishes an electronic database for victims of mass casualty incidents, ensuring confidentiality and immunity from liability for.
Nevada AB50 authorizes a board of county commissioners to create an electronic database for victims of mass casualty incidents. This database aims to coordinate reunification and identification services. The bill outlines the information to be included in the database, such as the victim's name and date of birth, and mandates hospitals and emergency centers to report this information within 12 hours of registering a victim. The bill also ensures the confidentiality of the database's contents, allowing disclosure only for necessary services.
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