Nevada SB250 revises health care record provisions, including ownership, access, and repository requirements.
Nevada SB250 amends health care record provisions, establishing that electronic health records are the patient's property. It mandates that health care providers allow patients to access and forward their records without charge. The bill requires the creation of a statewide electronic health repository and sets confidentiality standards. It also outlines exceptions to public record inspection and copying, and specifies conditions under which health care records may be destroyed. The bill includes provisions for penalties and administrative actions for non-compliance.
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