HAR §12-55-10
HAR §12-55-10. Presentation of written access order and notice to employees
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 12-55-10
(a) The principal HIOSH investigator, or someone under the investigator's
supervision, shall present at least two copies each of the written access
order and an accompanying cover letter to the employer prior to examining or
obtaining medical information subject to a written access order.
At least
one copy of the written access order shall not identify specific employees by
direct personal identifier.
The accompanying cover letter shall summarize
the requirements of this section and indicate that questions or objections
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concerning the written access order may be directed to the HIOSH principal
investigator or to the HIOSH medical records officer.
(b) The principal HIOSH investigator shall promptly present a copy of the
written access order (which does not identify specific employees by direct
personal identifier) and its accompanying cover letter to each designated
representative of the employees whose medical records are subject to the
written access order.
(c) The principal HIOSH investigator shall indicate that the employer must
promptly post a copy of the written access order which does not identify
specific employees by direct personal identifier, as well as post its
accompanying cover letter.
See section 1910.1020.
(d) The principal HIOSH investigator shall discuss with any collective
bargaining agent and with the employer the appropriateness of individual
notice to employees affected by the written access order.
Where it is agreed
that individual notice is appropriate, the principal HIOSH investigator shall
promptly provide to the employer an adequate number of copies of the written
access order (which does not identify specific employees by direct personal
identifier) and its accompanying cover letter to enable the employer either
to individually notify each employee or to place a copy in each employee's
medical file.
[Eff. 7/12/82; am 8/15/87; am 2/13/12] (Auth:
HRS §396-4)
(Imp: HRS §396-4)