Indiana § 16-38-4-7 Rules establishing reporting requirements on birth problems;
publication of list of birth problems

Indiana Statutes

§ 16-38-4-7 — Rules establishing reporting requirements on birth problems; publication of list of birth problems

Indiana·Title 16 HEALTH·Art. 38 HEALTH REGISTRIES·Ch. 4 Birth Problems Registry

(a)The state department shall adopt rules under IC 4-22-2 to establish reporting requirements regarding birth problems for:

(1)hospitals;

(2)physicians;

(3)local health departments;

(4)home deliveries, as described in section 1(8) of this chapter; and

(5)other health care providers designated by the state department.

(b)The state department:

(1)shall publish annually the list of birth problems required to be reported; and

(2)may publish an updated list of birth problems required to be reported as necessary. The state department is not required to include the list of birth problems to be reported in the rules required in subsection (a).

(c)In determining the list of birth problems to be reported under this section, the state department shall give consideration to the following fac

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(a) The state department shall adopt rules
under IC 4-22-2 to establish reporting requirements regarding birth
problems for:
(1) hospitals;
(2) physicians;
(3) local health departments;
(4) home deliveries, as described in section 1(8) of this chapter;
and
(5) other health care providers designated by the state
department.
(b) The state department:
(1) shall publish annually the list of birth problems required to be
reported; and
(2) may publish an updated list of birth problems required to be
reported as necessary.
The state department is not required to include the list of birth
problems to be reported in the rules required in subsection (a).
(c) In determining the list of birth problems to be reported under this
section, the state department shall give consideration to the following
factors:
(1) The extent to which a condition can be measured or identified.
(2) The extent to which there is a known intervention for a
condition.
(3) The significance of the burden imposed on the life of the
individual by a condition.
(4) The list of reportable conditions issued by the National Birth
Defects Prevention Network.
(5) Recommendations made by the Indiana Perinatal Quality
Improvement Collaborative.
(6) Other factors that the state department determines appropriate.

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