Sec. 6.15. Abduction of infant patient.
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Sec. 6.15. Abduction of infant patient. Every hospital, as a condition of licensure under this Act, shall demonstrate to the Department that the hospital has adopted the following procedures:
(1)Procedures designed to reduce the likelihood that an infant patient will be abducted
from the hospital. The procedures may include, but need not be limited to, architectural plans to control access to infant care areas, video camera observation of infant care areas, and procedures for identifying hospital staff and visitors.
(2)Procedures designed to aid in identifying allegedly abducted infants who are
recovered. The procedures may include, but need not be limited to, footprinting infants by staff who have been trained in that procedure, photographing infants, and obtaining and retaining blood samples for genetic testing.