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Confidentiality of test - Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 5, § 19203

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No person may disclose the results of an HIV test except to the following:

  1. The subject of the test;
  2. A health care provider designated by the subject of the test in writing;
  3. An authorized person designated by the subject of the test in writing;
  4. A health care provider who uses human body parts for donation purposes;
  5. A research facility licensed by the Maine Department of Health and Human Services, or to a provider or blood bank for research purposes;
  6. Other state agencies, including the Maine Department of Health and Human Services;
  7. As part of a medical record;
  8. Court ordered disclosure to a person who has been accidently exposed or to a victim of a sexual crime who has been exposed;
  9. To a state health information exchange for the purposes of treatment, payment, or health care operations, that protects the disclosure of individually identifiable information.

 


Current as of June 2015