New Jersey A2062 prohibits disclosure of personal information of health care workers who are victims of assault by patients or residents.
New Jersey A2062 aims to protect the confidentiality of health care workers who are victims of assault by patients or residents. The bill mandates that the names and addresses of these victims be omitted or redacted from any public reports, statements, court documents, indictments, or complaints. A civil penalty of $100 per document applies for any unauthorized disclosure of this confidential information. This measure seeks to prevent further violence, threats, or intimidation against the victims.
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