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SB 50 - This act requires the Department of Health and Senior Services to contract with a third party for the establishment of a health care directives registry for the purpose of providing a place to securely store an advance health care directive online and to give authorized health care providers immediate access to the directive. The third party contractor shall be solely responsible for the administration and maintenance of the registry. All data and information contained in the registry shall remain confidential and shall be exempt from the Sunshine law. An "advance health care directive" is defined as either a power of attorney for health care or a declaration signed by an adult declarant containing the person's direction concerning a health care decision. All documents shall be submitted electronically to the registry at intake points, such as licensed health care providers and licensed attorneys, and signed electronically with a unique identifier, such as a Social Security number, a driver's license number, or another unique government-issued identifier. The electronic submission will be accompanied by a fee not to exceed ten dollars. The Department may promulgate rules to carry out the provisions of this act which may include, but not be limited to, a determination of who may access the registry, including physicians, other licensed health care providers, the declarant, and his or her legal representative or designee. This act is identical to SB 887 (2016) and substantially similar to SS/SCS/SB 122 (2015). SARAH HASKINS HA#1: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE VOLUNTEER HEALTH SERVICES ACT HA#2: ESTABLISHES THE DESIGNATED HEALTH CARE DECISION-MAKER ACT HA#3: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO HOSPITAL LICENSURE, WITH A DELAYED EFFECTIVE DATE OF JULY 1, 2018 HA#4: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO DUE PROCESS RIGHTS FOR INDIVIDUALS RECEIVING SERVICES FROM THE DIVISION OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES HA#5: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE USE OF HEMP EXTRACT FOR THE TREATMENT OF A SERIOUS CONDITION OR SEIZURE DISORDER HA#1 TO HA#5: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO ASSISTANT PHYSICIANS, WITH AN EMERGENCY CLAUSE (DEFEATED) HA#6: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO DENTISTS, INCLUDING X-RAY INSPECTIONS AND HOSPITAL EMPLOYMENT; MODIFIES PROVISION RELATING TO SPEECH PATHOLOGIST AND AUDIOLOGIST LICENSE OR REGISTRATION RENEWALS HA#1 TO HA#6: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO CHILD CARE FACILITY LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE HA#7: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO NEWBORN SCREENING HA#1 TO HA#7: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO LEVELS OF NEONATAL AND MATERNAL CARE HA#8: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO JUVENILE COURT JURISDICTION, WITH A DELAYED EFFECTIVE DATE OF JANUARY 1, 2020 HA#9: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE RECOGNITION OF EMS PERSONNEL LICENSURE INTERSTATE COMPACT HA#10: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO STEMI AND TRAUMA CENTER DESIGNATIONS HA#1 TO HA#10: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO AMBULANCE DISTRICT BOARDS, FIRE PROTECTION BOARDS, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY SALARIES HA#11: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES HA#12: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO SERVICE DOGS HA#1 TO HA#12: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO PSYCHOLOGIST INTERNSHIPS HA#13: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO PRESCRIPTIONS OF LONG-ACTING REVERSIBLE CONTRACEPTIVES TO MO HEALTHNET PARTICIPANTS HA#14: ESTABLISHES SIMON'S LAW RELATING TO LIFE-SUSTAINING PROCEDURES HA#15: MODIFIES PROVISIONS RELATING TO COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICTS
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