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MS SB2746
Bill
AI Summary
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Establishes "Hudson's Law" requiring health care providers to give educational information to parents receiving a positive test result for chromosomal disorders (trisomy 13, trisomy 18, or trisomy 21)
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Mandates the Department of Health provide evidence-based written materials reviewed by medical experts and advocacy organizations covering physical, developmental, educational, and psychosocial outcomes, life expectancy, and treatment options
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Requires health care providers to share department-provided contact information for support services, hotlines, resource centers, national and local organizations, and education programs specific to chromosomal disorders
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Specifies all information must be culturally and linguistically appropriate for pregnant women or families receiving diagnoses
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Takes effect July 1, 2021
Legislative Description
Hudson's Law; require healthcare providers to provide information to parents who receive a postnatal diagnosis of a chromosomal disorder.
Last Action
Approved by Governor
3/18/2021