Permits individuals to access, and authorize sharing of, certain health data and information collected by medical device technology companies.
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- Introduced
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Overview
This bill would allow individuals to access and authorize the sharing of health data collected by medical device technology companies. Patients would have the right to see the granular data from devices like cardiac monitors and to share it with medical research institutions of their choice. The bill requires companies to obtain authorization before sharing data and ensures it's de-identified and shared in compliance with federal and state privacy laws, including HIPAA.
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Primary sponsor
Joseph Pennacchio
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