North Dakota § 23-07-07.6 Report of testing result of imprisoned individuals

North Dakota Statutes

§ 23-07-07.6 — Report of testing result of imprisoned individuals

North Dakota § 23-07-07.6

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-07Reportable Diseases

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N.D. Cent. Code § 23-07-07.6 (2026).

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1.Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the department of health and human services or any other agency shall release the results of any testing for any reportable disease performed on an individual convicted of a crime who is imprisoned if the request is made by any individual and the individual provides written proof from the administrator of the facility with control over the individual imprisoned which states that the individual has had a significant exposure.

2.For purposes of this section, "significant exposure" means:

a.Contact of broken skin or mucous membrane with a patient's or other individual's blood or bodily fluids other than tears or perspiration;

b.The occurrence of a needle stick or scalpel or instrument wound in the process of caring for a patient; or

c.Exposu

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1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the department of health and human
services or any other agency shall release the results of any testing for any reportable
disease performed on an individual convicted of a crime who is imprisoned if the
request is made by any individual and the individual provides written proof from the
administrator of the facility with control over the individual imprisoned which states that
the individual has had a significant exposure.
2. For purposes of this section, "significant exposure" means:
a. Contact of broken skin or mucous membrane with a patient's or other individual's
blood or bodily fluids other than tears or perspiration;
b. The occurrence of a needle stick or scalpel or instrument wound in the process of
caring for a patient; or

c. Exposure that occurs by any other method of transmission defined by the
department of health and human services as a significant exposure.