Bill would allow state and tribes to share disease data (The Salt Lake Tribune 2/22)
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Bill in Utah allows sharing of health information with tribes
Posted: Thursday, February 23, 2012
A bill that allows the state of Utah to share health information with tribes is on the fast track.
SB267 defines "public health authority" to include "an Indian tribe."
Current, tribes aren't able to receive epidemiological data from the state.
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Bill would allow state and tribes to share disease data (The Salt Lake Tribune 2/22)
Bill would allow state and tribes to share disease data (The Salt Lake Tribune 2/22)
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