NY-A8884-2024

New York · A 8884 · 2024

Requires the commissioner of health to establish rules and regulations requiring that all health information systems or electronic health record systems segregate certain patient information related to reproductive health services, gender-affirming care, sexually transmitted diseases, mental health services, alcohol or substance abuse treatment and other information from the rest of such patient's medical record.

Pro-LGBTQ+Failed
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NY-A8884-2024
State
New York
Session
2024
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introduced
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Assemb. 8884, 2023–2024 Leg., Reg. Sess. (N.Y. 2024), https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2023/A8884.
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N.Y. Assemb. 8884.
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Requires the commissioner of health to establish rules and regulations requiring that all health information systems or electronic health record systems segregate certain patient…

Curator notes

Failed at sine die on 6/7/2024

Sponsors

9 sponsors
NamePartyOfficeDistrictRole
Jennifer LunsfordDemocraticRepresentativeHD-135Primary sponsor
Yudelka TapiaDemocraticRepresentativeHD-086Co-sponsor
Linda RosenthalDemocraticRepresentativeHD-067Co-sponsor
Andrew HevesiDemocraticRepresentativeHD-028Co-sponsor
Rebecca SeawrightDemocraticRepresentativeHD-076Co-sponsor
Tony SimoneDemocraticRepresentativeHD-075Co-sponsor
Karines ReyesDemocraticRepresentativeHD-087Co-sponsor
Nily RozicDemocraticRepresentativeHD-025Co-sponsor
Fred ThieleDemocraticRepresentativeHD-001Co-sponsor

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