CA SB1334

Health practitioners in medical facilities must immediately report to law enforcement when patients disclose they are seeking treatment due to being victims of assaultive or abusive conduct

Expands existing reporting requirements that previously applied only to patients with physical injuries from firearms or assault; now includes verbal disclosures of victimization

Reports must be made by telephone immediately or as soon as practicable, followed by a written report on a standard form sent to local law enforcement within two working days

Maintains list of crimes constituting "assaultive or abusive conduct" including murder, rape, child abuse, elder abuse, and other violent offenses

No state reimbursement is required for implementation costs as this constitutes a change in the definition of an existing crime under California law