SB189 revises fetal death record requirements in New Hampshire, including certificate of stillbirth, paternity affidavit, and procedures for fetal.
SB189 updates the process for recording fetal deaths in New Hampshire. It mandates the creation of a certificate of stillbirth, detailing the fetus's name, parents' information, and delivery specifics. For unwed mothers, a fetal death paternity affidavit is required, capturing the father's information. The bill also outlines procedures for the disposition of fetal death remains, including burial permits and the completion of fetal death reports. These reports must include comprehensive details about the fetus, parents, and the circumstances of the fetal death.
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