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United States — New Hampshire
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Clerks of each house must file the house proceedings and corrected page proofs with the printers of the permanent journals after final adjournment, and they may correct clerical or formal errors in the printed journals with approval.
United States — New Hampshire
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Bills and resolutions that pass both legislative branches must be sent to legislative services for enrollment, then forwarded by the secretary of state for final approval, and kept as state public records.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section sets when laws take effect and requires legislative services and the secretary of state to include and record effective-date information.
United States — New Hampshire
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The secretary of state must present enrolled, approved bills and joint resolutions to the governor, note the day and hour of presentation, and record that note in the office records. A designee may not sign a bill unless the designee’s name was filed with the secretary of state beforehand.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section says the law’s purpose is to set and enforce basic standards for care and treatment in hospitals and similar facilities, and for building, maintaining, and operating those facilities.
United States — New Hampshire
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Medical providers who will be paid by a third party must send the patient and the third party an itemized statement within 30 days, unless they use a permitted nonitemized bill with a required notice.
United States — New Hampshire
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Hospitals billing self-pay patients must accept no more than the amount generally billed for that service and must give written notice to the patient.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section allows direct-access lab tests without a medical practitioner’s order, but adds reporting, reimbursement, and proficiency-testing rules.
United States — New Hampshire
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This chapter must not be read to limit or change laws about placing and adopting children or caring for unmarried mothers.
United States — New Hampshire
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Hospital committee quality-assurance records and related testimony are generally confidential and privileged, with some exceptions and a board power to waive the privilege.
United States — New Hampshire
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Quality assurance program records and related testimony are confidential and privileged, with limited exceptions and a board power to waive privileges.
United States — New Hampshire
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The department of health and human services must keep certain information confidential, may disclose it only in specified licensure or revocation proceedings or after a license denial/suspension/revocation, and must report apparent professional-practice violations to the appropriate licensing board.
United States — New Hampshire
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The department of health and human services must prepare and publish a biennial report and make the information available to the governor and council.
United States — New Hampshire
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The commissioner may impose an administrative fine of up to $2,000 on a person who violates this chapter or its rules, after notice and hearing.
United States — New Hampshire
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Civil monetary penalties collected from licensed facilities must be held by the state treasurer in a separate interest-bearing account, and the department must use the money for resident health and property protection.
United States — New Hampshire
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A licensed health care provider facility must, in good faith, give employment information about a health care worker’s misconduct and competency when a prospective or current employer asks.
United States — New Hampshire
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Operating a covered facility without the required license, or violating the chapter or its lawful regulations, can trigger penalties.
United States — New Hampshire
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The health and human services department may bring a state action against a person or governmental unit that establishes, runs, or manages a facility without a license.
United States — New Hampshire
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The state treasurer must keep most license fees in a separate fund and pay them to the department of health and human services for this chapter’s purposes; special health care service license fees go to the general fund.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section defines several terms used in the subdivision, including commissioner, discharge, facility, patient's personal representative, patients' rights, and transfer.