North Dakota § 50-10.1-06 Establishment of reporting system - Recognition of reports by ombudsmen

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§ 50-10.1-06 — Establishment of reporting system - Recognition of reports by ombudsmen

North Dakota § 50-10.1-06

Title 50Public Welfare

Ch. 50-10.1Long-Term Care Ombudsmen

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N.D. Cent. Code § 50-10.1-06 (2026).

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ombudsmen.
The department shall establish a statewide uniform reporting system to collect and analyze
information on complaints and conditions in long-term care facilities for the purpose of
identifying and resolving significant problems. The department shall submit this information to
the appropriate state agency which is responsible for the licensing or certification of the
long-term care facility involved and to the appropriate federal agency. Each state agency
responsible for licensing or certification of long-term care facilities shall coordinate its activities
with the statewide uniform reporting system by submitting to the department in a timely manner
all complaints and information it receives on conditions that adversely affect the health, safety,
welfare, or personal or civil rig

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ombudsmen.
The department shall establish a statewide uniform reporting system to collect and analyze
information on complaints and conditions in long-term care facilities for the purpose of
identifying and resolving significant problems. The department shall submit this information to
the appropriate state agency which is responsible for the licensing or certification of the
long-term care facility involved and to the appropriate federal agency. Each state agency
responsible for licensing or certification of long-term care facilities shall coordinate its activities
with the statewide uniform reporting system by submitting to the department in a timely manner
all complaints and information it receives on conditions that adversely affect the health, safety,
welfare, or personal or civil rights of residents; provided, that the information is not privileged
under the law. The ombudsman program may recognize investigative reports conducted by an
appropriate agency or organization.