§ 1.487. Disclosure of information related to infection with the human immunodeficiency virus to the spouse or sexual partner of the patient.
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(a)Subject to paragraph
(b)of this section, a physician or a professional counselor may disclose information or records indicating that a patient is infected with the HIV if the disclosure is made to the spouse of the patient, or to an individual whom the patient has, during the process of professional counseling or of testing to determine whether the patient is infected with such virus, identified as being a sexual partner of such patient.
(b)A disclosure under this section may be made only if the physician or counselor, after making reasonable efforts to counsel and encourage the patient to provide the information to the spouse or sexual partner, reasonably believes that the patient will not provide the information to the spouse or sexual partner and that the disclosure is necessary to protect the health of the spouse or sexual partner.
(c)A disclosure under this section may be made by a physician or counselor other than the physician or counselor referred to in paragraph
(b)of this section if such physician or counselor is unavailable by reason of extended absence or termination of employment to make the disclosure. \[60 FR 63929, Dec. 13, 1995, as amended at 85 FR 64043, Oct. 9, 2020\]
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§ 1.487
Disclosure of information related to infection with the human immunodeficiency virus to the spouse or sexual partner of the patient.
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