Oregon § 438.310 Owner or director of clinical laboratory to submit reports and findings on communicable disease

Oregon Statutes

§ 438.310 — Owner or director of clinical laboratory to submit reports and findings on communicable disease

Oregon § 438.310

Vol.12

Title 36Public Health and Safety

Ch. 438Laboratories; Anatomical Material

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 438.310 (2026).

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The Oregon Health Authority or its authorized representative may require the owner or director of a clinical laboratory certified under ORS 438.040 to submit initial laboratory findings indicative of communicable disease as defined by law or by rule. Each report shall include the name of the person from whom the specimen was obtained, if the name was reported to the laboratory, and the name and address of the physician for whom such examination or test was made. Such reports shall not be construed as constituting a diagnosis nor shall any laboratory making such report be held liable under the laws of this state for having violated a trust or confidential relationship.

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The Oregon Health Authority or its authorized representative may require the owner or director of a clinical laboratory certified under ORS 438.040 to submit initial laboratory findings indicative of communicable disease as defined by law or by rule. Each report shall include the name of the person from whom the specimen was obtained, if the name was reported to the laboratory, and the name and address of the physician for whom such examination or test was made. Such reports shall not be construed as constituting a diagnosis nor shall any laboratory making such report be held liable under the laws of this state for having violated a trust or confidential relationship.