Nevada § 439.4978 Regulations of State Board of Health

Nevada Statutes

§ 439.4978 — Regulations of State Board of Health

Nevada § 439.4978

Title 40PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 439Administration

REPORTING AND ANALYZING INFORMATION ON LUPUS AND ITS VARIANTS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 439.4978 (2026).

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The State Board of Health shall by regulation: 1. Prescribe the form and manner in which information on cases of lupus and its variants must be reported; 2. Prescribe the information that must be included in each report, which must include, without limitation:

(a)The name, address, age and ethnicity of the patient;

(b)The variant of lupus with which the person has been diagnosed;

(c)The method of treatment, including, without limitation, any opioid prescribed for the patient and whether the patient has adequate access to that opioid;

(d)Any other diseases from which the patient suffers;

(e)Information concerning the usage of and access to health care services by the patient; and

(f)If a patient diagnosed with lupus and its variants dies, his or her age at death; and 3. Establish a pr

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The State Board of Health shall by regulation:
1. Prescribe the form and manner in which information on cases of lupus and its variants must be reported;
2. Prescribe the information that must be included in each report, which must include, without limitation:
(a) The name, address, age and ethnicity of the patient;
(b) The variant of lupus with which the person has been diagnosed;
(c) The method of treatment, including, without limitation, any opioid prescribed for the patient and whether the patient has adequate access to that opioid;
(d) Any other diseases from which the patient suffers;
(e) Information concerning the usage of and access to health care services by the patient; and
(f) If a patient diagnosed with lupus and its variants dies, his or her age at death; and
3. Establish a protocol for allowing appropriate access to and preserving the confidentiality of the records of patients needed for research into lupus and its variants.