Texas § 183.005 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD.

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§ 183.005 — ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD.

Texas § 183.005

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 183.005 (2026).

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Sec. 183.005. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD.

(a)A health care practitioner may use artificial intelligence for diagnostic purposes, including the use of artificial intelligence for recommendations on a diagnosis or course of treatment based on a patient's medical record, if:

(1)the practitioner is acting within the scope of the practitioner's license, certification, or other authorization to provide health care services in this state, regardless of the use of artificial intelligence;

(2)the particular use of artificial intelligence is not otherwise restricted or prohibited by state or federal law; and

(3)the practitioner reviews all records created with artificial intelligence in a manner that is consistent with medical records standards developed by the Texas Med

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Sec. 183.005. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD. (a) A health care practitioner may use artificial intelligence for diagnostic purposes, including the use of artificial intelligence for recommendations on a diagnosis or course of treatment based on a patient's medical record, if:
(1) the practitioner is acting within the scope of the practitioner's license, certification, or other authorization to provide health care services in this state, regardless of the use of artificial intelligence;
(2) the particular use of artificial intelligence is not otherwise restricted or prohibited by state or federal law; and
(3) the practitioner reviews all records created with artificial intelligence in a manner that is consistent with medical records standards developed by the Texas Medical Board.
(b) A health care practitioner who uses artificial intelligence for diagnostic purposes as described by Subsection (a) must disclose the practitioner's use of that technology to the practitioner's patients.