North Dakota § 23-01.3-02 Disclosure of protected health information - In general

North Dakota Statutes

§ 23-01.3-02 — Disclosure of protected health information - In general

North Dakota § 23-01.3-02

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-01.3Health Information Protection

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N.D. Cent. Code § 23-01.3-02 (2026).

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Protected health information in possession of a public health authority may be disclosed
only as authorized by this chapter or another law of this state explicitly authorizing the
disclosure of that information, except that protected health information received or maintained
under chapter 23-01.1 may be disclosed only as authorized by that chapter. Subject to section
23-01-15, subsection 1 of section 23-07-02.2, and any other requirements of this title, this
chapter does not prohibit a public health authority from disclosing protected health information
for use in a biomedical research project approved by an institutional review board or a privacy
board or protected health information that has been transformed to protect the identity of the
patient through coding or encryption if the infor

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Protected health information in possession of a public health authority may be disclosed
only as authorized by this chapter or another law of this state explicitly authorizing the
disclosure of that information, except that protected health information received or maintained
under chapter 23-01.1 may be disclosed only as authorized by that chapter. Subject to section
23-01-15, subsection 1 of section 23-07-02.2, and any other requirements of this title, this
chapter does not prohibit a public health authority from disclosing protected health information
for use in a biomedical research project approved by an institutional review board or a privacy
board or protected health information that has been transformed to protect the identity of the
patient through coding or encryption if the information is disclosed for use in an epidemiological
or statistical study.