Tennessee HB1936 proposes to create a registry for implanted medical devices and report on its feasibility and costs to state legislators.
Tennessee HB1936 seeks to amend various titles of the Tennessee Code to establish a registry for implanted medical devices. The bill mandates a report on the feasibility and cost projections for creating and maintaining this registry, which would be accessible to each healthcare facility in the state. This report must be submitted to the speaker of the senate and the speaker of the house of representatives. The act will take effect immediately upon becoming law.
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