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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 211 — State health programs

211.670 Confidentiality of registry reports and records -- Use of information.

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(1)All lists and medical records maintained by hospitals and medical laboratories
pursuant to KRS 211.660 shall be confidential. All information collected and
analyzed pursuant to KRS 211.660 shall be held confidential as to the identity of the
individual patient. Staff of the cabinet, the department, or its designee may use the
information to notify parents of available medical care and other services available
for the child and family. Further disclosure shall be made only pursuant to the
written consent of the child's parent or legal guardian.
(2)Access to information assembled by the Kentucky birth surveillance registry shall
be limited to the cabinet, the department, or its designee and to qualified persons or
organizations engaged in demographic, epidemiological or other similar studies
related to health and health care provision. A written agreement to maintain
confidentiality shall be required if access is approved for persons other than
representatives of the cabinet.
(3)The department shall maintain a record of all persons given access to the
information in the Kentucky birth surveillance registry. The record shall include: the
name of the person authorizing access; name, title, and organizational affiliation of
person given access; dates of access; and the specific purpose for which information
is to be used. This record of access shall be open to public inspection during normal
operating hours of the department.
(4)Information assembled by the Kentucky birth surveillance registry may be disclosed
in summary, statistical, or other form which does not identify particular individuals
or individual sources of information.
(5)Any person who, in violation of a written agreement to maintain confidentiality,
discloses any information provided under KRS 211.660 may be denied further
access to confidential information maintained by the department.
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