HAR §11-156.1-15

HAR §11-156.1-15. to 11-156

Last amended: 2026Length: 366 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Haw. Code R. § 11-156.1-15

1-19 (Reserved). 156.1-12 3625 §11-156.1-21 # SUBCHAPTER 4 # REPORTING BY LABORATORIES # §11-156.1-20 Reporting by laboratories; reportable diseases. (a) A laboratory director shall report to the department the reportable diseases listed in Exhibit B when a laboratory test yields evidence of the presence or possible presence of an agent or condition listed in Exhibit B. The department may require a laboratory director to report negative or indeterminate results for a reportable disease as indicated in Exhibit B. (b) When a laboratory forwards a specimen of a reportable disease to an out-of-state laboratory for testing, the laboratory director who forwarded the specimen shall report to the department when a laboratory test yields evidence of the presence or possible presence of an agent or condition, including negative or indeterminate results, as listed in Exhibit B. (c) An out-of-state laboratory shall report a reportable disease listed in Exhibit B, in accordance with this subchapter, where a specimen was collected on an individual within the State. [Eff MAR 20 2026 ] (Auth: HRS §§321-9, 325-13) (Imp: HRS §§325-1.5, 325-2, 325-3) # §11-156.1-21 Reporting by laboratories; information to be reported. (a) A laboratory director required to report a reportable disease listed in Exhibit B shall submit the following information to the department in the form and manner as prescribed by the department: (1) Patient name; (2) Patient date of birth; (3) Patient sex; (4) Patient physical address, city, and zip code; (5) Patient telephone number and email address; (6) Patient race and ethnicity; 156.1-13 3625 §11-156.1-21 (7) Reportable disease; (8) Name, address, and telephone number of ordering health care provider; (9) Name, address, and telephone number of ordering health care facility; (10) Name, address, and telephone number of laboratory; (11) Laboratory information, including specimen collection date, accession number, specimen source, test name, test result date, test result, and specimen type; (12) Hospitalization information, including hospital name, admission date, and number of days hospitalized; (13) Pregnancy status and expected delivery date; and (14) Any other information deemed by the department to be necessary to conduct a public health investigation or to protect the public health and safety. [Eff MAR 20 2026] (Auth: HRS §§321-9, 325-13) (Imp: HRS §§321-29, 325-1.5, 325-2, 325-3)
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