United States — Louisiana
RS 40:1173.5
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The department generally may not release protected health information, but it may release data for healthcare research under set privacy and review conditions.
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United States — Louisiana
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The department generally may not release protected health information, but it may release data for healthcare research under set privacy and review conditions.
United States — Louisiana
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The board must keep the data system secure and approve any disclosure; it may allow outside access only for bona fide medical research authorized by the researcher’s IRB.
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Council members may provide staff support; government departments and local units must cooperate on GIS-related information, but confidential or privileged information cannot be furnished. The Louisiana Geographic Information Center may enter agreements to obtain spatial or related non-spatial data.
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Government agencies and local governments must cooperate with the council on required information, but may not have to disclose protected data; they still must provide cataloging information.
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The legislature says Louisiana should improve access to healthcare cost, quality, and outcome information while protecting confidential patient health information.
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This section states legislative findings about children’s internet data and social media harms.
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This section states the Legislature’s intent to create the Louisiana Cybersecurity Commission and support coordination of cybersecurity efforts and data protection.
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An online marketplace must keep reasonable security safeguards for collected data.
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Insurers issuing covered group health and accident policies must give written advance notice before certain premium increases or cancellations, and must provide requested claims and utilization data within stated deadlines.
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This section says Louisiana citizens have a right and responsibility to know about hazardous materials risks and to protect themselves, and it directs involved agencies to work together to build and share a hazardous-materials information system.
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A covered application store provider must verify age, get parental consent for minors, notify users and developers about significant changes or revoked consent, protect age-verification data, and not enforce terms against minors without consent.
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This section lists uses of an individual’s identity that are exempt and do not count as a violation, and it also protects certain media-related carriers and publishers from liability.
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This section requires workforce-development agencies to share data under controlled, confidential conditions and limits how personal data may be used, accessed, disclosed, stored, and destroyed.
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Workforce system entities must support information sharing, protect data access with security and privacy limits, avoid redundant data capture, keep data accurate and reliable, and design systems with open standards and platform-independent technology. Partner agencies must share essential service-delivery information
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The Secretary of environmental quality has powers to plan, develop data, issue rules, assist waste generators, and make or accept grants to reduce waste in Louisiana.
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Computer tampering means knowingly and unauthorizedly accessing, copying, damaging, deleting, removing, or introducing electronic information into a computer, and it carries fines and possible imprisonment.
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For community air monitoring programs, analysis data must use the most current EPA-approved or EPA-promulgated emission test or monitoring method, and analysis must be done by a LELAP-approved laboratory or use quality assurance certification of methods or equipment.
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The tumor registry must provide certain patient information to treating providers when requested, and it must follow strict review, privacy, and reporting rules for registry data requests.
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Covered persons and agencies must use reasonable security for personal information, destroy unneeded records, and notify affected residents after a breach, subject to delay and no-harm exceptions.
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This section defines terms used in Part II on protection of children on applications.