New Jersey A3366 establishes disseminating misinformation as professional misconduct for health care professionals.

New Jersey A3366 defines "disseminate" as conveying information, such as treatment or advice, by a health care professional to a patient. "Misinformation" is any false health-related claim of fact, while "disinformation" is misinformation deliberately spread with malicious intent. The act makes disseminating misinformation or disinformation by health care professionals a form of professional misconduct, subject to disciplinary action. Each licensing board must establish rules on causes for misconduct and appropriate disciplinary actions.

New Jersey A3366 establishes disseminating misinformation as professional misconduct for health care professionals.

New Jersey A3366 defines "disseminate" as conveying information, such as treatment or advice, by a health care professional to a patient. "Misinformation" is any false health-related claim of fact, while "disinformation" is misinformation deliberately spread with malicious intent. The act makes disseminating misinformation or disinformation by health care professionals a form of professional misconduct, subject to disciplinary action. Each licensing board must establish rules on causes for misconduct and appropriate disciplinary actions.