New Jersey A2007 mandates intimate partner violence screenings for patients and restricts access to victims' medical records by perpetrators.
New Jersey A2007 requires specific health care providers to conduct periodic intimate partner violence screenings for patients, using evidence-based guidelines. Screenings must occur in private settings, potentially through telemedicine, telehealth, or self-administration. If a provider identifies a patient as a potential victim, they must inform the patient of available resources and services, and advise them to remove the alleged perpetrator from their authorized medical record recipients list.
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