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HB5115 mandates that hospitals in Illinois confirm the certification of diagnostic algorithms before use. Patients must be informed and given the option to consent to the algorithm's use, ensuring transparency and choice in their diagnosis.
Key Provisions
Hospitals must confirm diagnostic algorithms are certified by relevant state departments.
Algorithms must demonstrate accuracy equal to or greater than other diagnostic methods.
Patients must be informed and consent to the use of diagnostic algorithms.
Annual reporting is required from the proprietor of the diagnostic algorithm.
Patients must be given the option to choose alternative diagnostic methods.
Latest Legislative Action
Referred to Rules Committee
Bill Sponsors
Name
Role
District
Daniel DidechD
Sponsor
HD-059
Compliance Checklist
Confirm certification of diagnostic algorithms Who: Hospitals
Inform patients about the use of diagnostic algorithms Who: Hospitals
Obtain patient consent before using diagnostic algorithms Who: Hospitals
Submit annual reports on diagnostic algorithms Who: Proprietors of diagnostic algorithms
Full Legal Analysis
HB5115 amends existing healthcare laws in Illinois to regulate the use of diagnostic algorithms in hospitals. It requires hospitals to confirm that any diagnostic algorithm used has been certified by the Department of Public Health and the Department of Innovation and Technology, demonstrating accuracy comparable to other diagnostic methods. Additionally, the bill stipulates that patients must be ...
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