Establishes requirements to evaluate certain people who are pregnant and who have given birth for endometriosis.
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Overview
This bill requires healthcare providers in New Jersey to screen pregnant individuals and those who have recently given birth for endometriosis, particularly if they have a history of preeclampsia and subsequently experience symptoms. It mandates that doctors provide information about endometriosis and its potential warning signs, and in some cases, conduct evaluations or refer patients for further assessment. The New Jersey Department of Health will develop educational materials to raise awareness about the condition. Finally, the bill directs healthcare providers to develop treatment plans for those diagnosed with endometriosis.
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