District of Columbia § 21-2221.14a Establishment of an electronic medical orders for scope of treatment registry.

District of Columbia Statutes

§ 21-2221.14a — Establishment of an electronic medical orders for scope of treatment registry.

District of Columbia § 21-2221.14a

Title 21Fiduciary Relations and Persons with Mental Illness. [Enacted title]

Ch. 22Health-Care Decisions.

Subch. IIMOST Form.

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D.C. Code § 21-2221.14a (2026).

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(a)To facilitate the use of cloud-based technology for electronic Medical Orders for Scope of Treatment ("MOST") Forms, the DOH shall issue a request for proposals from and contract with an electronic MOST service or multiple electronic MOST services to connect with health care providers at the point of care through the State-designated health information exchange.

(b)A MOST registry shall:

(1)Be approved by the MOST Advisory Committee established pursuant to [§ 21-2221.03] ;

(2)Meet the technology, security, and privacy standards set by the MOST Advisory Committee; and

(3)Allow for the authentication of a declarant's identify for a MOST form that is not witnessed.

(c)DOH shall carry out appropriate education and outreach efforts to increase public awareness of an electron

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(a) To facilitate the use of cloud-based technology for electronic Medical Orders for Scope of Treatment ("MOST") Forms, the DOH shall issue a request for proposals from and contract with an electronic MOST service or multiple electronic MOST services to connect with health care providers at the point of care through the State-designated health information exchange.

(b) A MOST registry shall:

(1) Be approved by the MOST Advisory Committee established pursuant to [§ 21-2221.03] ;

(2) Meet the technology, security, and privacy standards set by the MOST Advisory Committee; and

(3) Allow for the authentication of a declarant's identify for a MOST form that is not witnessed.

(c) DOH shall carry out appropriate education and outreach efforts to increase public awareness of an electronic MOST service.