Rhode Island § 23-17.17-10 § 23-17.17-10. Reporting requirements for the health care database.

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§ 23-17.17-10 — § 23-17.17-10. Reporting requirements for the health care database.

Rhode Island § 23-17.17-10

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-17.17Health Care Quality Program

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 23-17.17-10 (2026).

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§ 23-17.17-10. Reporting requirements for the health care database.
(a) Insurers, health care providers, health care facilities and governmental agencies
            shall file reports, data, schedules, statistics or other information determined by
            the director to be necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter. The reports
            required by this chapter shall be accepted by the director in any certification commission
            for health care information technology ("CCHITâ€�) certified form. Such information
            may include:
         
(1) health insurance claims and enrollment information used by health insurers;
         
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§ 23-17.17-10. Reporting requirements for the health care database.

(a) Insurers, health care providers, health care facilities and governmental agencies shall file reports, data, schedules, statistics or other information determined by the director to be necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter. The reports required by this chapter shall be accepted by the director in any certification commission for health care information technology ("CCHITâ€�) certified form. Such information may include:

(1) health insurance claims and enrollment information used by health insurers;

(2) information relating to hospital finance; and

(3) any other information relating to health care costs, prices, quality, utilization, or resources required to be filed by the director.

(b) The comprehensive health care information system shall not collect any data that contains direct personal identifiers. For the purposes of this section "direct personal identifiersâ€� includes information relating to an individual that contains primary or obvious identifiers, such as the individual's name, street address, e-mail address, telephone number and social security number. All data submitted to the director pursuant to this chapter shall be protected by the removal of all personal identifiers and the assignment by the insurer to each subscriber record of a unique identifier not linked to any personally identifiable information.