Establishes a state frontotemporal degeneration registry; defines terms; requires certain information to be confidential.
The bill establishes a state frontotemporal degeneration registry to collect information on the rate of clinical diagnoses of FTD disorders. It defines terms such as "frontotemporal degeneration disorders" and "dementia." The bill requires physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and general hospitals to report cases of FTD disorders to the department within 180 days. Patients must be informed about data collection, and those who do not wish to participate can opt-out.
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