Texas SB1188 amends electronic health record requirements, including biological sex documentation and restrictions on stored information.
Texas SB1188 amends the Health and Safety Code to establish new requirements for electronic health records. It mandates that each record include a separate space for documenting an individual's biological sex based on observed biological sex at birth and any sexual development disorder. The bill restricts the collection and storage of personal information such as credit scores and voter registration status. It also requires health care practitioners to review artificial intelligence-generated information for accuracy before entering it into a patient's record.
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