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MO HB2544

Bill

Status

Introduced

2/11/2016

Primary Sponsor

Keith Frederick

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Origin

House of Representatives

2016 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • All Missouri hospitals must conduct annual screenings of medical staff, including physicians and physicians-in-training, for depression and burnout using the CESD-R and Maslach Burnout Inventory tools

  • Screenings are voluntary and anonymous, with an independent third party designated by the department to conduct screenings and collect data

  • All screening costs are borne by individual hospitals, and collected data must remain confidential with results released only in aggregate, hospital-specific form

  • Hospitals must post aggregate screening results on their websites and develop plans to address depression and burnout prevalence among medical staff

  • The department must publish hospital-specific aggregate results on its website annually and may promulgate rules to implement the requirements

Legislative Description

Requires all hospitals to survey all medical staff annually for the prevalence of depression and burnout

Last Action

Hearing Cancelled (H)

3/16/2016

Committee Referrals

Health and Mental Health3/10/2016

Full Bill Text

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