Research in New Mexico
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Confidentiality of research data (Cross reference Privacy & Confidentiality): Researchers prohibited from further disclosing information | Confidentiality of Records-N.M. Stat. Ann. §24-1-20 | All health information of a specific individual is confidential, even if the information is retained by government agency, a licensed facility or a... |
Health information; confidentiality; immunity from liability for furnishing – N.M. Stat. Ann. §14-6-1 | All health information of a specific individual is confidential, even if the information is retained by government agency, a licensed facility or a... | |
Sexually transmitted diseases; confidentiality – N.M. Stat. Ann. §24-1-9.4 | Any person who administers a test for a sexually transmitted disease, or his or her agents, may not disclose the identity of the person being tested... |
Confidentiality of research data (Cross reference Privacy & Confidentiality): Researchers may only disclose the minimum necessary to achieve research goals | Confidentiality of Records-N.M. Stat. Ann. §24-1-20 | All health information of a specific individual is confidential, even if the information is retained by government agency, a licensed facility or a... |
Health information; confidentiality; immunity from liability for furnishing – N.M. Stat. Ann. §14-6-1 | All health information of a specific individual is confidential, even if the information is retained by government agency, a licensed facility or a... |
Use of publicly reported data for research purposes | Control of Disease and Conditions of Public Health Significance – N.M. Code R §7.4.3.9 | The Department of Health may take any steps necessary to protect the public health of the citizens of New Mexico, including imposing isolation or... |
Authorization needed for disclosure of information for research purposes (Cross reference Privacy & Confidentiality) | Disclosure of Records – N.M. Stat. Ann. §24-14-27 | It is unlawful to allow access to, copy or disclose information contained in a vital records record, unless authorized by law. However, the New... |
Informed consent requirement to participate in research (Cross reference Care Coordination): From patient's primary health care provider | Hospital Facilities Policies – N.M. Code R. § 7.7.2.19 | Policies These requirements apply to all licensed public and private hospital facilities in New Mexico. Each hospital must have written... |
Informed Consent for HIV Treatment Not Required – N.M. Stat. Ann. §24-2B-5 | Informed consent for HIV testing is not required under the following circumstances: For a physician or health care facility performing testing of... |
Informed consent requirement to participate in research (Cross reference Care Coordination): From patient | Hospital Facilities Policies – N.M. Code R. § 7.7.2.19 | Policies These requirements apply to all licensed public and private hospital facilities in New Mexico. Each hospital must have written... |
Informed Consent for HIV Treatment Not Required – N.M. Stat. Ann. §24-2B-5 | Informed consent for HIV testing is not required under the following circumstances: For a physician or health care facility performing testing of... |
Informed consent requirement from patient | Hospital Facilities Policies – N.M. Code R. § 7.7.2.19 | Policies These requirements apply to all licensed public and private hospital facilities in New Mexico. Each hospital must have written... |
Informed Consent for HIV Treatment Not Required – N.M. Stat. Ann. §24-2B-5 | Informed consent for HIV testing is not required under the following circumstances: For a physician or health care facility performing testing of... |
Studies for epidemiological purposes | Notifiable Conditions – N.M. Code R. §7.4.3.8 | Notifiable conditions The New Mexico Department of Health must maintain a list of notifiable conditions that must be reported through a 24-... |
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