Title X, Public Health

I. Health care providers, health care facilities, clinics, laboratories, medical records departments, and state offices, agencies, and departments shall allow the program to have access to individually identifiable health information relating to the occurrence of birth conditions…

Program staff and authorized department employees, agents, and contractors may use or disclose individually identifiable health information solely for the purposes specified in RSA 141-J:1. Such uses or disclosures shall be limited to the minimum amount of individually identifiab…

I. An individual who is the subject of individually identifiable health information may elect not to participate in the program. If the individual is a minor or is legally incompetent, the individual's parent or legal guardian may so elect on the individual's behalf. II. The prog…

An individual with respect to whom the program retains individually identifiable health information may: I. Elect at any time not to participate in the program. Upon such election, the program shall remove any individually identifiable health information relating to the individua…

Any individually identifiable health information acquired, used, disclosed, or retained by the program shall not constitute a public record. The names and addresses of individuals who have elected not to participate in the program shall not be a public record. No individually ide…

I. Any person allowed access to individually identifiable health information in program records shall sign a confidentiality agreement, in a form specified by the department, requiring adherence to privacy and security protections equivalent to or greater than the protections pro…

The commissioner of the department of health and human services may adopt rules under RSA 541-A concerning the following: I. The form and manner through which information shall be made available to and by the program under RSA 141-J:3 and 4. II. The election procedure pursuant to…