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§ 41-119-13. Confidentiality of health care information and data in network

The MS-HIN board shall by rule or regulation ensure that patient specific health information be disclosed only in accordance with the provisions of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, Public Law 104-191, which governs the electronic transmission of that information. Patient specific health information and data of the MS-HIN shall not be […]

§ 41-119-15. Definitions

For the purposes of this chapter, the following terms shall be defined as provided in this section: “Electronic health records” or “EHR” means electronically maintained clinical and demographic information, used by a meaningful EHR user. “Health information technology” or “HIT” means the equipment, software and networks to be used by a meaningful EHR user. “Acquisition” […]

§ 41-119-19. Legislative Audit Committee to make certain reports regarding development of electronic health information

The Legislative Audit Committee (PEER) shall develop and make a report to the Chairmen of the Senate and House Public Health and Welfare/Medicaid Committees regarding the following electronic health records (EHR) system items: Evaluate the Request for Proposals (RFP) for the implementation and operations services for the Division of Medicaid and the University Medical Center […]

§ 41-117-1. Legislative findings

The Legislature makes the following findings: The United Health Foundation (UHF) ranks Mississippi fiftieth in overall health, fiftieth in infant mortality with an infant mortality rate of eleven (11) deaths per one thousand (1,000) live births, thirtieth in immunization coverage with only seventy-six and five-tenths percent (76-5/10%) of children ages nineteen (19) through thirty-five (35) […]

§ 41-117-5. State Health Department and University of Mississippi Medical Center to develop recommendations and strategies to improve health care for premature infants

In addition to implementing the Nurse-Family Partnership Pilot program, the State Health Department jointly with the University of Mississippi Medical Center may: Develop standards of care for premature infants born less than thirty-seven (37) weeks gestational age to help improve their access to and quality of care in their first year of life. Examine and […]