New York A11081 restricts the identification of healthcare providers to their employee ID, first name, and first initial when full name disclosure.
New York A11081 amends the public health law to limit the identification of individuals providing face-to-face care or direct observation of patients to their employee identification number, first name, and first initial of their last name. This change applies when full name identification may jeopardize the personal safety of the individual. The bill aims to protect healthcare providers from potential risks associated with full name disclosure.
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